New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-07-04
Mrs. Frank Hopkins of Fairfax was

| Mrs. Frank Hopkins of Fairfax was
the guest of friends in this city over
| Sunday.
Chas. Berg and wife of Sleepy Eye
were visiting here in New Ulm over
Sunday.
). A. Olsen, of st. Paul, brother of
[. M. Olsen was in the city over Sun
day, the guest of his brother.
Miss Emma Green is visiting with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. j.
Green on South German street.
Mrs. John Steljes and daughter
who had been visiting with relatives at
Indianapolis, Ind. returned Saturday.
VIM. Bentzin has been visiting this
week in different cities along the line
of the Minneapolis & St. Louis and in
Sleepy Eye.
Miss Eva Smith, one of the steno-
graphers at the Eagle mill left for
Minneapolis Saturday and will spend
the week in that city and in Redwood
Falls returning at the close of the week
to her duties at the mill.
| Henry Kaschau's name appears
among those who have passed the state
examinations in dentistry. He has
now attained the lest degree in the pro-
fession and is able to hang out his
single and look for patients.
Fred Spoerhase and children arrived
in the city Sunday from Roanoke, Va.
Mrs. Spoerhase came two weeks ago
to be here at the funeral of her mother,
the late Mrs. Setter. They are stay
ing at the Dakota house while in the
city.
| Members Of the Junior Christian
Endeavor society of the Congrega-
tional church gave an ice cream social
in the parlors of the church Friday
evening which was we'll patronized and
the young people made a neat sum of
money from their efforts.
Some loose paper on the main street
in Lafayette blowing infront of a team
that was hitched in front of one Of the
stores started a runaway that was dis
astrous to the wagon and its contents.
The Ledger of that place advises that
no more paper should be thrown on
the street.
Prof. A. Ackermann left last Sunday
for Madison, Wis, where he is at the
state university. Mrs. Ackermann
left yesterday for st. Paul where she
will visit for short time before leav-
ing for Milwaukee and Madison where
she will join her husband, expecting
to return to this city about the first Of
August.
! G. A. Ottomeyer and wife and Alex
fOttomeyer left last Friday for the
home of their sister, Mrs. Altenbend
at Davis, Illinois. The place is near
Beloit, Wis. They expect to remain
there for the balance of this week.
Alex Ottomeyer may stay longer in
the hope that the change will agree
with his health.
Readers of the Review who are at.
flicted with troubles of the eye will
bear in mind the fact that Prof. Myer
is in the city and will remain here for
lone week, and will be glad to have
you consult him in regard to your
glasses. He is at c. G. Rejm's jeweiry
store and you will find him very
pleasant man to meet.
| Scarcely day has passed during
the past two weeks that it has not
rained very hard, and the farmers are
beginning to wonder what the harvest
is going to be. There will be many
places where Fourth of July celebra-
tions have been planned that will have
to confine their celebrations to the
sidewalks because the streets will be
too muddy for use.
Patrick Moan, owner of the Grand
hotel, was married last week to Miss
Nellie Bennett, Rev. Father Sand
meyer performing the ceremony. The
newly married couple left for short
trip when they will return to this city.
Mr.. Moan and his bride expect to as
sumo control of the Grand hotel, which
is now leased to Mr.. Fiber, who it is
presumed will retire from the manage
ment.
Claus Swanson of the fouth commits
sioner's district of Nicollet county has
announced his intentions of being a
candidate for the Office of county come
missioner. The voters of that district
will do we'll to bear this in mind and
when the time for voting arrives See
that he is given the Office. A more
capable man and one who will look
after the interests of the district better
will be difficult to find.
announcement is made that the