New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-10-31

George Blake OF Minneapolis was in
the city on business Saturday.
Charles Grimm of st. Paul spent
Sunday with friends in the city.
George Moen of Hanska was in the
City one day last week on business.
Joseph Meyers of Faribault visited
over Sunday With relatives and friends.
in the city.
Herman Gurgel, student of DR..
Martin Luther College of this city, has
gone to Saline, Mich, to teach in the
Lutheran parochial schools during the
coming winter.
| After fortnight's visit at the home
OF Rev. and Mrs. Sauter in this CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhart left this morn
ing for their home in Bloomington.
| III. Mrs. Gerhart is sister of Mrs.
| Sauter.
A slight collision in the Northwest
ern yards at this place Monday night
resulted in the derailment of two cars
and a delay In the moving of the
trains. No serious damage was done,
and there was no injury to the cars,
only the inconvesience of the delay.
The choir of the Catholic church
which for number of years has been
in active is taking strong hold again
under the direction Of Professor Boyer.
the new organist from New York CITY.
who is trying by every means to put it
on the same bases it was several years
ago and as result of this a number
OF different voices are coming forward
with the best of vocal ability.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor
have completed their arrangements for
the apron sale they have had in con-
temptation and now announce that it
will be held in the vacant Ottomeyer
building, on Thursday, Nov. 8, at
which time they will serve refresh
ments in connection with the SALE A,
general invitation is extended to the
public to become patrons of the enter
prise.
On Sunday Mesdames Tape, Engel-
bert, Sandman, Doberenz, Sandwold
and Retzlaff of New Ulm came to Fair
fax with the firm determin alton of sur
prising Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Palmer
upon the Goth anniversary of their
marriage which occurred on that dav.
The ladies were highly successful in
their mission. They brought with
them several handsome pieces of china
and beautiful cut flowers which they
presented to Mrs. Palmer in honor of
the event. The affair is said to have
been pleasant one.-Fairfax Stand
ard.
i Members of the Congre gational
church of this city, and others who
were acquainted with Rev. Geo. E..
Albrecht, when he was a resident of
New Ulm, will learn with regret of his
death in Minneapolis last week. He
accidentally stepped on nail and
while the injury was comparatively in
consequent complications set in that
resulted in his death. He was the foun-
der of the Congregational church in
this city and only last fall was here on
visit. He was held in the highest es-
TEEN by all who have had the privilege
OF knowing him and the ministers of
Minneapolis speak of his death as a
misfortune to the interests of the
church in that city.
F. w. johnson and John C. Cub
bins, the latter from Minneapolis were
the orators of the evening at the poll
tlcal meeting held in Hanska Satur-
day evening. The addresses were
given before an organization known
as the johnson and Hammond club
which is composed largely of republi-
cans. It was very disagreeable eve
ming, but this fact did not seem to in
terfere with the attendance for the hall
was filled full of people. After the ad-
dress the party from this place was
treated to supper at the hotel and
otherwise made to feel that they were
appreciated. A double quartet from
this city went over with the speakers
and helped make the evening a pleas
ant one.
Al Emmerich has had installed in
his saloon a hot water plant The
scheme of the plant was original with
him, and was put into successful oper-
alton by Renner & Bradbury. Heat
from his hard coal stove is conducted
i by pipes to tank which supplies a
!; bathroom and also sink, as we'll as
a lunch counter with hot water, cold
} water being secured directly from the
J c!stern. The plant is model of con-
} venience and must be seen to be prop
; erly appreciated. Before leaving for
II California Al has taken snecial Mains