New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-10-10

- = ou0 SUD line and been
given run from Winona to Tracy,
and his place has been filled by an
E older q an, it being the custom Of all
roads to give the Oldest men the easiest
places. There was much disappoint-
ment here on account of the change
and q petition was very generously
signed to have him replaced, but as
yet nothing has been done il the mat
ter by the railroad company.
The entertainment given by Victor,
the celebrated musicians of Italy. and
his band together with a few selections
by Miss Lulu Patter Rich, atthe opera
house Sunday evening was missed by
a large number as but small yet APP
preciative audience turned out to hear
these fine musical production. Every
selection was a high, classical treat
several pieces being applauded again
and again. The harmony was perfect
and the tempo accurate and there was
no flaw in the soprano of Miss Rich.
Sunday issue of the Minneapolis
Journal has a brief write up of the col
lection of autographs and letters own
ed by F. W. Johnson. The article
does not begin to cover the collection,
which is worth several thousand dol
lars, and is the largest in the state.
There are among the photographs
some OF the most distinguished men in
the world in the various professions,
and OF this country he has photos and
autographs of every man Of conse-
5quence and is adding to the collection
almost daily.
Quite a number from here attended
the Umpire in New Ulm Sunday
night, aud it is understood a few old
dry bones of the ancient order ament
a disagreeable ball game between the
Brewers and the locals last season.
was given a shaking up. One of the
local politicians is also credited With
having made goo-goo eyes at one of
the fascinating chorus girls, but even
at that the umpire was not treated
to a package of hen fruit. -Spring-
field Advance
The program of the Fourth Annual
Conference of the Sixth Missionary
Department of the Episcopal church,
comprising ten of the states in this
section OF the country, covers a four
days session and among the names
that appear are some of the best OF the
Episcopal clergymen of the United
States. Rev. 3. N. Schmuck and A.
W. Bingham of this city will be present
during part of the time at least, and it
is possible that some other members
of st. Peters church will attend.
There is a story to the effect that a
certain young man who visited rela-
tives in this city for while this sum-
mer, went out with party of young
fellows to hunt recently, and never
having been in the country was unac-
quainted with the distinction between
tame and wild fowls, and CHANGING to
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come across a large flock of tame
geese, did excellent execution with his
shot gun before he could be persuaded
that they were not the proper thing to
kill. The farmer who owned the geese
is now looking for the young man.
The appointments OF the German
Methodist church have been made and
there are no changes in the ministerial
assignments for the churches in the
vicinity OF this city. Rev. C. q. Sauter
will remain here, W. Fl. Fritze at
Sleepy Eye, J. F. Steiner at Spring
field. w. 81 Miller will have charge
Of Fairfax and West Newton. The
people of this city who have learned
to look upon Mr. Sauter as a man of
excellent attachments and broad
citizenship will learn with pleasure
that he will be here for at least one
more year.
The rummage sale that has been in
progress in the Ottomeyer building,
and conducted by the ladies of the
Episcopal church has attracted the at
tention of a large number of people.
and the sales have been the result Of
adding considerably to the amount in
the treasury Of the church. The ladies
in charge Of the enterprise have de-
veloped spirit of merchantile ability
that would warrant any of them in
pres uming to open a store OF any de-
scription with guarantee of its sue
cess.
Rev. G. H. Sauter, pastor of the
German Methodist church of this city
attended conference of the German
Methodist pastors that was. held in.
Minneapolis the latter part of last
week. According to reports of the
conference that appeared in the differ
emit papers the work Of the church is
seriously hampered by the scarcity Of
ministers and the fact that many Of
the ministers have to divide their time