New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-01

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Joseph Losleben Of Sleepy Eye
visited over Sunday in the city.
Theodore Scheiderich and family
visited with friends in Sleepy Eye
Sunday.
Mrs. John Rolling is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. D. A. Grussendo
at Fairfax.
Miss Katie Schramm Of Springfield
visited in the city with relatives the
latter part of the past week.
A large number from Sleepy Eye
and Springfield attended the base ball
game on the local diamond Sunday.
Miss Meta Englebert was one of the
many passengers to Waconia Sunday
where the band tournament took place.
L. J. Buenger expects to attend q
convention of furniture dealers that
will convene in Minneapolis this week.
Eye-man at Reim's Jewelry store
Friday and Saturday, August 1O-11.
Hermann Schapekahm has been
given the contract to build the cream
cry in Sigel township. His bid amoun-
ted to S2495.
A number of ladies called on Mrs.
Otto Schneider Saturday at her home
on North Broadway and a pleasant
time was had.
Joseph Necasek, one of the inmates
of the county poor farm died last week
and was buried from the Catholic
church in this city Thursday.
Mrs. T.. j. Buenger entertained the
Lutheran sewing society at her home
on North Minnesota street Wednesday
afternoon. All present enjoyed very
pleasant time.
Geo. Leary has passed the neces-
sary examinations to qualify him for
the position of railway mail clerk, and
will be in line for a job as soon as
there is an opening.
Albert Durbahn of Sleepy Eye,
brother of the Durbahns of this city
was here Thursday for short time on
his way to Klossner where he visited
for few days with his mother.
John Henle is expected home by Fri
day or Saturday while Father Schol-
zen is still visiting in Canada with his
sister. Last Sunday was spent in New
York according to postals received.
The Catholic church at Searles,
which was dedicated short time ago,
has been further improved by the ad-
dition of a large heating plant. The
system of heating the church will be
steam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong en-
tertained few of their friends at their
home on Minnesota street Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Agnes Peter
son, who has been visiting them for
several days.
Mayor Chas. Silverson who has been
out of the city for the past two weeks
or more looking after the interests OF
the Eagle mill returned home Satur-
day and will look after some of the
home interests for while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Dyer, who have
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Dyer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
Skinner, have been at Lake Mime
tonka for the past week where they
are trying to get away from the warm
| weather.
Rev. George Meyer, pastor of the
Friedens church of this city left for
Milwaukee Monday where he will spend
a week or more with his parents. He
will not return in time to preach Sun
day and there will be no services in
his church that day.
Albin Carlson has purchased the
hotel property at Hanska and will be-
come landlord to the public. A good
hotel in that village is something that
has been long needed, and it is be-
lieved that Mr.. Carlson will be the
right man in the right place, and
should do we'll in his new venture
Miss Susan G. Holman, who has
been teaching in the summer school a,
Ortonville, has finished her work there
and will leave for New York in few
days to sail on the Kaiserin Augusta
Victoria for Europe, her final destina a.
ton being Paris. The steamer is one
of the Hamburg American line boats
and makes good time. Miss Holman
will spend at least year in the orient
perfecting certain studies that she has
taken up.
| Ditch No. Z, which according to all
accounts has been something like the
/ Panama canal in building, seems to
have been guaranteed a finish accord
| ing to the Hanska Herald. The con-
tractors have agreed to buy another
machine so as to he able to- oct to