New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-15


| Mrs. Frank !. Hubbard IS visiting
With her sister, Mrs VIM. Mueller is.
Springfield e
MISS Annie Bearman of Minneapolis
1s visiting with the Misses Ida and
Dolly 81 auenstein in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Plath of ALBANY.
MIMI, are at present visiting with
Mrs. Fred Gerboth in this city.
Mrs. Vim. Mueller Of Springfield
visited with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W.sHauenstein in this city over Sunday.
Miss Dora Schmidt returned yester-
day from a four weeks STAY with
friends in Gibbon and Young America.
Mrs. Robert Fritsche and children
OF Lamberton are at present visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Backer in this
city.
Miss Ella Marose left yesterday for
her home in Mankato after q short
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Kaiser
OF this city
Christ Heller and Adam Peters left
for Carroll, Ia, Monday, to help fin
lsh the decoration OF church. which
work Heller, Gag & Schwendinger
have contracted for. Mr.. Schwen-
dlnger with four New Ulm painters has
been atWork on that contr act for some
time.
/ ReV NJ. s. Hartwell, pastor of the
congregational church at Sleepy Eye,
has resigned, his resignation to take
effect in two weeks. The board of
| trustees OF the church have accepted
the resignation and are at present busy
in selecting q suitable candidate from
large list OF applicants.
Some culprit has taken, by mistake
or otherwise, but certainly not by con-
sent Of the proprietor, the bride and
tugs of the harness Of Mr.. y. p. Crafts
shetland pony from the Palace livery.
Mr.. Graft is at loss to see where the
culprit can be benefited by only part
OF the harness and asks him to return
for the rest, but at time when he is
at home.
Mondays Mankato Free Press says:
AT business meeting OF the member
ship of the German Lutheran church,
held yesterday, a letter was read from
Prof. Otto Stindt of Barra Mills, Wis,
declining the election as teacher in the
parochial school in this city. mas
much as it is believed thatP Prof. Stindt
desires personally to accept, but is re-
strained by the opposition of his con-
greg alton to his leaving Barra Mills,
it was voted to extend second call to
him. He is very highly recommended. y
Prof. Stindt is a New Ulm boy and is
we'll known here.
AS a general thing the people of the
city are glad that the street carnival
that held forth on the principal street
of the city the past week, has gone.
i Six days of it is too much, three would
have been plenty. It was not bad
show and the people connected with it
4 appeared to be an honest and decent
sort who were anxious to please and
i give the people the value of their
money, but coming at this time of the
i year it was of little benefit to the citv.
II did not draw people here from any
OF the other places and all the money
that was spent was taken directly out
of the pockets of the people living in
the city, and the place is Just that
much poorer than it was before the
4 show came into the citv
4 An immense excursion of the Sons
of Herman has been arranged to come
to the city on the 26th of this month,
and is being extensively advertised in
all parts OF the state and also in some
OF the neighboring states. 1t is ex-
/ pected that it will be one of the largest
excursions that has been in the CITY for
a number of years, and that there will
be in the neighborhood of five thou
sand people here on that occasion.
The purpose of the excursion as
planned by the society is to raise suffi-
Gent money to pay for the improve
ments that have been made on. the
grounds and the monument this year,
and the outside societies are co-operat-
ing with the local society in the matter
SO that there is every reason to believe
that unless it is a bad day, the success
1 OF the enterprise is assured.
It has been decided by the Fire De-
partment of the city that it will give
its annual picnic on Sunday after
noon, August 10Th at Turner hall park.
At l O'Clock in the afternoon there will
be a grand street parade, in which the
! entire department. will take part to-
/ gether with the Second Regiment band.
After the parade the people will be in
vited to assemble in the park, where
there will be an endless variety Of
games and refreshments served. Sup
per will be served to all who want
it at from to I O'Clock. In the after
noon ribbons will be sold for ten cents
apiece and these ribbons will entitle
the Wearer to admission to the concert
in the evening. A cordial invitation
is extended to all to attend the picnic.
and it is anticipated that there will be
a good attend ance as the money that
/ is raised at the picnic will 90 into the
fund OF the fre department, which is in
need of being replenished. S.
I Ever since the late notable Saanper-