New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-07-25

Julius and Herman Schmahl Of Red
wood Falls we're in the city Thursday
and Friday to attend their father who
died at the hospital Friday afternoon.
Ernst Brandt, editor of the Fort
schritt, has been unable to attend to
the duties of his Office for several days
on account of sickness the past week.
A number of friends of George
Marti called at his home on the out
skirts Of the city Friday evening and
were pleasantly entertained during the
evening.
Frank Parsons has bought out the
livery business of Garrison Bros. in
Comfrey and will conduct the business.
Carlson Bros. will still operate the
dray line.
Q. J. Duane of the st. Peter Herald
was in the city Sunday having come
up with the ball team to oficiate as
umpire in the game that was played
Sunday.
F. 81. Retzlaf made two days visit
with friends and relatives in Renville
Co. He and his wife also attended the
ordination of William C. Albrecht at
Renville.
Postals received from John Henle at
Hamilton and Montreal show intere ST.
ing public features at these places as
we'll a certainty that Mr.. Henle is en-
joying the trip.
Anton Stiemann, who has been en-
ployed in Cottonwood for some two or
three weeks was in the city Sunday to
witness the game of ball between St.
Peter and New Ulm.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Methodist church of this city was held
Sunday, Rev. ] ohn Hauck of Mankato,
presiding elder for the district was
present and officiated.
Leonard Lang and wife of Mime
apolis, Fred Lang of ST. Paul and
Mrs. L. Laufenberger of Faribault,
were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. C.
F. Sauter the past week.
A number of the young ladies of the
city spent the afternoon and evening
of last Wednesday at Alwin's grove
on the Cottonwood, where they enjoy
ed a very pleasant picnic.
Work has been commenced on the
residence which G.. W. Barnes will
have built on the lots recently pur-
chased by him, on the corner of Sec
ond South and Broadway.
Saturday afternoon Miss Lottie
Mueller entertained number of her
young lady friends at her home in
honor of Miss Alma Heimerdinger,
who is visiting in the city.
Frank Peters of st. Paul arrived in
the city Saturday to visit with rela-
tives and also attend the marriage
services of his sister in the Catholic
church yesterday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Bihr, sister of Mrs.
Anton Stiemann, with her two daugh-
tiers, Mary and Catherine, of Blue Is
land, Ill, are in the city spending a
few days at the Stiemann home.
81. N. Somsen, who has been in
Canada for the past two weeks is home
again and will be here for sometime.
Mr.. Hoidale will take his place in the
Canada Office for couple of weeks.
Hon. A. A. Stone of st. Peter was
in the city Friday looking after some
legal matters. He says that things are
moving along in his city under the new
order with well-regulated regularity.
The rate for the G. A. r. encamp-
ment from this city to Minneapolis
and return over the Northwestern has
been fixed at 92.65 Tickets will be
good for the entire time of the enc amp
ment.
G.. A. Spelbrink of Ivanhoe has dis
posed of his farm in Milford to JOS.
Frank who paid for the same $50 an
acre. It is considered that Mr.. Frank
has secured a very good bargain even
at that price.
There are many friends of Mrs.
John Hauck of Mankato, in this city
who will be pleased to know that she
is gradually recovering from stroke
of paralysis that has confined her to
her bed for sometime.
Mrs. T. W. Knoll, Mrs. Jos. Oker,
Mrs. Frederick Brandt, Mrs. Ed
Engesser and Miss Emma Engesser Of
ST. Peter, were in the city one day last
week visiting friends.
Chris Arvocon of 5C1oonv Eve Voc