New Ulm review., 1906-07-18
According to the program for Mem

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Eye is to give the oration for the day
in that city.
Rev. G. ii. Sauter is in Echo today
where he delivers the Memorial day
address. He was orator of the day at
the same place a year ago and gave a
very able address.
Something's in the line Of news may
be omitted from the Review this week
as the paper goes to press day
earlier on account of the publication
day being a holiday.
The regular shoot at Hunters Rest
on Sunday was poorly attended ane
the scores made were all below the
average. The rain and cold preven-
ted the attendance being as large as
usual.
The members of the Fpworth League
of the Methodist church have raised
funds and have improved the basement
Of the church to a great extent, the
outly being in the neighborhood o.
fifty dollars.
E. H. Emerson of Lamberton was in
the city Monday, having a case before
Judge Webber. He is one of the three
attorneys OF Redwood county who are
candidates for county attorney of Red
wood county.
X Three furnished rooms for rent at
508 Center street, by the first of June.
DR.. r. W. Bayley of Sleepy Eye
was in the city Monday, called here as
coroner in the case of the death of
Mrs. Johanna Macho, who was killed
on the Northwestern right Of way
Monday morning.
Miss Hohmann has disposed of her
farm in North Dakota and as soon as
school closes in this city will make
preparations for trip to Paris where
she will spend the summer completing
some of her studies.
Einar Hoidale left for Minneapolis
Saturday afternoon where he met his
sister and her husband who were on
their way to New York from which
point they will sail for Europe on
visit of several weeks.
The dance given by the Milford band
at the Milford club house Sunday eve
ming was we'll patronized. The evening
was cool and Notwithstanding the con-
dition of the roads large number of
people were present to enjoy them
selves.
Miss Florence johnson and Miss
Efie Holteen from ST. Peter, visited
with Mrs. J. w. Hawkinson last Sat
urday and Miss Gertrude Anderson
from Forest Lake, visited over Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday with Mrs.
J. w. Hawkinson.
The gavel that was presented to the
Masons by Mayor Silverson last week,
may be seen in the window of Olsen's
drug store. 1t is a piece of very white
marble with an olive wood handle, and
bears the inscription of the place from
which it was taken.
The dance and supper given by the
members of the local militia company
Saturday evening was we'll attended.
A large number of people were present
and enjoyed the army feed and the
dance and the boys realized a neat
sum of money from the undertaking.
Gilbert Gutterson of Lake Crystal,
was in the city part of two days last
week in the interest of his congression-
al campaign. He says that if he real
ICES upon only one-half of the promises
he has received there can be little
question as to the result of the primary
election.
John Schubert, who left for ST..
Louis recently in search of work writes
that he is there but that the members
Of his trade union are out on a strike
and he cannot go to work, although
there is plenty of it to be had. He re-
Gently returned from San Francisco to
this county.
Members of the High Scho ol Alumni
Association met Saturday evening and
talked over the annual meeting but
nothing definite was done. Some
thought that the banquet proposition
would be abandoned and another
meeting will be held to decide upon
the matter.
Rev. E. n. Schmuck left yesterday
for Faribault where he will attend the
commencement exercises of the Sea-
bury Divinity school and be present at
the alumni banquet. From there he
will go to Minneapolis where he will
attend meeting of the Diocesan Coun-
Gil which is to be held in that city.
Representatives Of the Women's
literary clubs of this city leave today
to attend the meeting of the federation
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