New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-08
Mrs. Christ Backer Of Springfield
visited in the CITY last week.

Mrs. Christ Backer Of Springfield
visited in the city last week.
The Misses Mary Steffel and Eva
Schuster visited in Sleepy Eye over
Sunday.
Frank ]. Pellant Of Montgomery,
Mimi, visited with friends in the city
the past week.
James Behnke of Milwaukee has
been visiting his old friends in the city
the past week.
VIM. Frank and family OF Spring
field we're here over night Monday and
yesterday left for Minneapolis.
Miss Allie Scherer entertained q
party of lady friends at her home on
German street Saturday evening.
John G. Schrodt, OF the Eagle Mill
Office will leave today for a trip to
Missouri and Kansas where he will
spend his vacation.
Miss Mabel Morrain left for Mime
4
apolis Thursday where she was to
meet Miss Foley and the two expect to
spend sometime on q visit to Yellow
stone Park.
Gus Aufderheide, accompanied by
his cousin, Charles Aufderheide came
up from New Ulm Saturday for short
visit at the Ernest Aufderheide home.
Morton Enterprise.
Paul frankie while swimming in the
Minnesota river was SO unfortunate
as to cut a large cash in his foot with
a piece of glass. It was found neces-
sary to take several stitches to close
| the wound.
The "Stonewall' base ball team re-
ceived their uniforms Friday morning
The team is now fitted out to ssplay
ball" and they wish to thank the bust
ness men who have helped them to Sc
cure the suits.
If Glasses will help you, we can
supply you with the right kind-the
only kind we fit. Prof. Myer at Rein 8
Jewelry store, Friday and Saturday,
August l0-1l. 80
! The ladies guild of the Episcopal
church has arranged to hold an ice
cream social at the home of Mrs. G.
B. Weiser tomorrow afternoon from
three to five O'Clock. A cordial well
come is extended to all to come. Ice
cream and cake will be served.
Property owners living on Mime
sofa street south of Second South
street will probably petition the coun-
Gil to have the sewer continued for two
blocks or to Fourth South street. Th e
matter is being talked of among those
who live in the two blocks affected.
| John Marti and wife, who have spent
the past six weeks or more in Califor-
MIA, were in the city Monday morning
on their way home. Mr.. Marti is not
i in love with the California prospects
and appears to have come to the con
clusion that there are much better pla-
ces and Minnesota is one of them
| Some illegal shooting of ducks has
been reported from near Swan lake.
| The shooting is done by members OF
the crew of Italians that have been
working for. the Northwestern road.
There is an abundance of young ducks
to be found on all of the sloughs and
it is too bad to have them killed of
before they are able to get out of the
way OF hunters. According to all re-
ports game of all kinds will be plenti-
full this year.
/ L. G. Davis of Sleepy Eye was in
the city Monday on his way to Hanska
and other points in the interest of his
candidacy for the nomination OF Dis.
trict Judge. He says that he has
covered much of the district so far and
finds the sentiment greatly divided for
the various candidates and is inclined
to believe that it is every mans job
until after the votes are counted He
Els making quiet dignifed campaign
and believes that his chances are good
+ Morgan gun club suffered its second
Idefeat at the hands of the Sleepy Eye
Iclub at m atch shoot held at Sleepy
Eye Monday afternoon. The follow
ling is the score made by the members
of the two clubs: Morgan; Porter 20,
Albrecht II, Schueller 20, Schieman
i Is, Evert ii, Gertsman 18, Hansen q.
w. Gertsmann IL, Drexler Is, Zaske
/ IL: Sleepy Eye; James %, Hickel l8,
Hodges 81, Riedl q, McMaster %,
Graf %, w. Kelm 20, Berg IL, Gress
81, Welcome 90.
| According to the report of the weather
bureau of this city, the month of July
has had q varied experience and a
very changeable temperature. The
thermometer has ranged from forty
eight degrees above to ninety -four;
-four and three-quarters inches of rain
has fallen, there have been eighteen