New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-06-20

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Miss Addie Olsen left for Milwaukee
and other eastern points last week and
will be out of the city for several weeks.
Mrs. Agnes Potter, an aunt OF G.
w. Barnes, from Hitchcock, S. D.,
arrived last week and is visiting MIR.
and Mrs. Barnes.
The street committee has done some
much needed and effective work on
Minnesota street by removing the ac-
cumulated filth of the past winter from
the surface of the street. It will not
be so difficult to keep free from dust
hereafter.
The Catholic school will close We'd
nesday after another year of success
full attendance which was as large as
$50 pupils. Wednesday will be exami-
nation day, and on Thursday a picnic
will be given for all the school chill
dren.
Miss Ida Sperling has closed her
school at St. James and is spending
her vacation at the home of her par
ents Prof. and Mrs. j. p. Sporting.
Miss Bertha Sperling left for Minnea-
polls on Monday to attend the summer
session of the State University.
Mr.. Gust. Albrecht, student Of the
Theological Seminary, near Milwau-
kee has returned to this city and is
spending his vacation at the home of
his father, Rev. C. j. Albrecht. A
nephew OF Rev. Albrecht, Mr.. VIM.
Albrecht, who formerly attended DR..
Martin Luther College will graduate
from the above named Seminary He
has been called to the parish at White,
S. D.
Company A has been camp at
Lake City nearly week now. The
company is in good condition and the
boys are having good outing. This
is an outing that many of the members
Of the company would never have if
they did not belong to the organiza-
ton. Chief Klause, who is one of the
recruits is also in attendance at the
encampment.
Comment is being made on the scar
city of the hoboe element this year.
These gents of leisure appear to have
faded from the face of the earth or else
they have been converted to the neces-
sity of labor. One reason advanced
for the change is the large amount OF
work that is being done on the rail-
road extensions and the other lines of
public improvements, at any rate there
is a lot of cold food going to waste in
many parts of the country because of
the disappearance of this low type of
manhood.
The Citizens Committee which was
appointed at mass meeting of the
citizens of this city to investigate and
assist in the prosecution of the search
for the murderer of DR.. L. A. Geb-
hard, has furnished a report of the ex-
penditures of the money collected at
various times for that purpose, though
at the time of the appointment of the
committee it was expressly stipulated
that the committee was to be response
BILE to no one and was not compelled 10
account for the manner in which the
money was spent. The report shows
that there is on hand the sum of $173.-
20 and this amount will be distributed
pro rata among those who contributed
| to the fund. The total amount contri-
buted was S1564.80 That there should
be a balance on hand shows that the
| fund was handled in a very judicious
manner.
! 5Crone Bros. have opened a rather
unique sale this week called "a Grand
/ Unloading Sale.'' BY referring to
their ad you will be able to see that
the firm means business and that their
prices are about as low as it is posi-
BILE to get them and come out even on
the material they have for sale. After
4 the sale the immense amount OF
material that is used in the interior
decorations Of the. store will be sold
and there will be bargains in this as
it will be damaged but very little.
/ Each day of the sale the firm will send
Iup an airship and to it will be attached
tag that will allow the finder certain
articles upon the presentation of the
ticket at the store. There will be other
! features in connection with the sale