New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-26


erlntend the installation of one of his
hop jacks in the Walter Bros. brew.
ing company at that place. He will be
gone several days on the trip.
Raymond Leary resumed his work
as bill clerk at the G. & N. w. freight
once, after two weeks vacation,
which he spent at Winona as the guest
OF J.. Il. McLennan and family return
ing from that place last Friday.
f'rof. G. Burke presided as organist
at the dedication of the new pipe or
gan IN the German Lutheran church
near Nicollet Sunday. The organ will
be remembered as manufactured by
the firm of Vogelpohl and Spaeth.
DR.. J. P. Graft received a standard
bred Hamiltonian trotter yesterday
from the Twin Cities. The animal
which is of a dark bay color is known
to be fast one and the doctor will
probably place it on the track this fall.
Eight wagon loads ofsthe new pine
organ which is to be- installed in the
German Luthern church near Nicollet.
and which was manufactured by the
local firm of Vogelpohl. and spaeth,
were taken to that place one day last
week.
Samuel [. Mitchell of Philadelphia
is the guest of Mayor Chas. Silverson
this week: Mr.. Mitchell is the Oldest
travelling salesman of the Eagle Mill
ing 20. and his visit to this city is
being made an enjoyable one by the
mayor.
The funeral of August Lenke, was
held Tuesday morning from the hos
pital and interment made in the Catho-
lie cemetery. The deceased was 6S
years Of age and had been an inmate
OF the hospital for the past two and a
half years.
After fourteen days of camp life at
Clear Lake the members of the Zoeg-
lings Verein broke camp Monday and
repaired to their respective homes in
this city. The boys report that it was
the most enjoyable camping that they
have ever had.
DR.. and Mrs. o. c. Stricken and
daughters, Vera and Leola, left Mon
day afternoon for Buffalo, N. Y. and
other places of interest in the eastern
states. They will be gone about ten
days on their trip before making their
journey to this city.
Frank Matsch purchased the hall
interest of his partner, F. Rossner, in
the machine repairing business, last
week. Mr. Matsch will conduct the
business alone hereafter. It is the in.
tention of Mr.. Rossner to remove tc
Chicago where he formerly resided.
The Misses Cora Manderfeld, Grace
| and Tillie Johnson. Louise Jahnke
Annie Eaabg,;,.si and Anna Dietz anC
Messrs Oscar Boock, Frank Brey ani
John Wa1schke completed their sum
mer school atsthe Mankato Norma
this week and returned home yesterday
evening.
Miss Adelaide Olson came home
Monday evening from New Paynesville
after having spent several weeks there
! as the guest of the Heimerdingers
Miss Viola Heimerdinger accompanied
her to this city and she will remain
here with her friend few weeks before
| returning home.
The Current News Club met at the
the home of Mrs. c. G.. Rein Saturday
| afternoon and presented her with a
gold souvenir spoon as a token of re.
membrance. This was the last meet.
| ing to be held at the pleasant home Of
Mrs. Rein and the afternoon was spent
in a jolly manner.
During the practice runs of the fire
department yesterday evening the valu.
able dog of Julius Krause was rur
over by hose wagon No. and in.
stantly killed. The dog was just
crossing the street near the corner O!
Eckstein's drug store when it was
struck by the wagon.
Miss Elfrieda Toberer rendered a
farewell party for the Misses Lucille
and Bessie Hubbard at her pleasant
home on north German street las
Thursday evening. The Misses Hub
bard will soon accompany their par.
ents to Minneapolis where they will
hereafter reside.
Arnold Stamm has had the interior
of his barber shop frightened this week
by papering the walls and painting
the ceiling. Mr.. Stamm is business
man and will soon possess one o. the
finest equipped shops in the city. City
water connections have been put ir
and heating tank added to the shop
An all around fight took place il
the rear of the Star hall Sunday even