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

Mrs. @. a. ssorenson is visiting with
RELATIVES in this city.
Miss Amanda Neumann Of Mankato
IS visiting with Miss Selma Frenzel.
Charles Kuehlbach and family visit
60 over Sunday with friends in Fair
flax.
Miss Florence Baer went to Sleepy
Eye yesterday to visit with relatives
and friends.
Miss Valeria Schwendinger enter
Itained 9 number of her girl friends on
1.-THE anniversary Of her birthday,
Monday.
Miss Katie Russell has returned to
the city Monday from Minneapolis 60
visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Henle.
Miss Alma Heimerdinger returned
to her home in NewP aynesville Friday
after having visited with friends in this
city for the past few weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Classen and son. spent
Sunday with Mr.. Classen at New. Rich
land, returning home Monday. Mr..
Classen Is at work in the mill at New
lRichland.
The dance at the Star hall attracted
large number of pleasure seekers
Sunday evening as the weather was
not too warm for that kind OF amuse-
lment.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kayser of ST.
Peter were in the city couple of DAYS
last week. Mr.. Kayser was calling on
his business customers and his wife
was renewing acquaintance with her
many friends.
No sooner than within three months
st. Mary's parish at Sleepy Eye wit
nesses again change in the former
assistant priest. Father Peter Shir-
mers was removed to Lamberton while
Father Kern lately elevated to the dig
nifty OF the priesthood has taken the
former reverends place.
a big harvest picnic will be given by
the joint assistance of the members of
St. Anne's Court of Foresters on Sun
day. August 26th at the local Caeceli-
an park. The fact that preparations
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are already being made will indicate
the extensive plans of those who have
1t IN hand as the time is drawing
nearer.
! Arthur Setter resigned his position
with the American Express Co. and
has accepted place as oiler in the
Empire Roller mill. Alfred Kretsch
who was in the Office OF Cuddy &
Cavanaugh resigned there as book
keeper and accepted Arthur Settlers
late position.
The local churches belonging to the
county Sunday school organization
are making preparations for enter
tanning theconvention that's scheduled
to be held in this city commencing on
the 9th. Some special music is being
prepared, accommodations for the
visiting delegates have been arranged
for IN the various homes, and by the
time set for the meeting all things will
have been arranged for very success
full convention.
Last Saturday evening Halvor Olsen
OF Afbin, attended school meeting.
When the meeting was over he went to
get his team to return home, but found
that it and the buggy had disappeared.
Naturally thinking that the team had
been stolen, Mr.. Olsen fastened to
Comfrey and had cards printed and
circulated advertising that fact. How
ever, during the following day, the
team returned home, they evidently
Having become unhitched and wan
dered away, or had been turned loose
by those who may have taken them
for the purpose of a short drive
/ Comfrey Times.
/ It is doubtful if any convention or
gathering of men has ever attracted
more national notice than the gather
ing OF the Grand Army men at their
annual encampments, and the encamp-
ment this year that is to meet in
Minneapolis will be the greatest in the
history of the organization. It will
open on the 18th and close oh the 18th.
The great day will be Wednesday when
the parade takes place, and those who
care to witness this event will have to
be there early for the entire course OF
the march will be crowded with people
and every available window vantage
point will be taken on that day. It is
perhaps the last time the encampment
will be held in either st. Paul or
Minneapolis and for that reason a
large number of people from every
town in the state will be there to wit
ness the meeting of the veterans.