New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-10-03
NJ. 81. Mueller Of Belle PLANE was

NJ. II. Mueller Of Belle PLANE was
IN the city Yesterday visiting friends.
The following ladies celebrated their
birthdays Thursday afternoon at the
Turner hall, Mesd M. Hose, Frank
Burg ST., Jacob Nix, Henry Behnke..
After very pleasant ocean voyage
and an enjoyable visit with relatives
in Germany, Mrs. Anna Wicherski is
home again having returned Monday.
Sheriff Mcmillan of Nicollet county
was in the city yesterday on his way
to the western end of the county to get
! his jurors for the coming term of court.
Mrs. Christ Sprenger entertained a
number of her friends at her home on
North Broadway Friday evening in
honor of Mrs. Paul Wiedemann. OF
Echo.
Louis Vera Of St. Paul has filled the
vacated position in the Office of the
Brown County Journal as linotype
composition lately occupied by Fremont
Schmidt.
The st. Joseph's society of the Holy
Trinity church will be to holy com
munien in a body next Sunday, Oct. Z.
Ali members are requested to pre- sent
their card.
t James Sapey will remove his family
to Mankato this week. A number of
ladies gathered at his home Thursday
and rendered Mrs. Sapey farewell
reception.
Mrs. Augusta Setter of Winthrop
was the guest of relatives in this city
over Sunday and was present at the
production of 'The Umpire at Turn
er theatre Sunday evening.
Henry Bartl returned on Sunday
from several months sojourn in the
Silly forests Germany and Austria,
Hungary. His parents and broth ers
and sisters are still living in Bohemia.
Mrs. Rhode and her daughter Mrs.
Gruber returned on Saturday from
their voyage and travel in Europe. On
account of a slight attack of sickness
Mrs. Rhode is detained at tbs home of
her daughter in St. Paul.
Andrew j. Eckstein of the Pioneer
Drug store of this city attended a
meeting of the Minnesota State Phar-
maceutical Association and was elected
a director for two years. The associa-
ton has its plant at Midway.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
4 have arranged to hold rummage sale
in the Ottomeyer block in the vacant
room next door to the barber shop,
where they will offer for sale large
variety of useful articles that should
attract the attention Of a large class 81
4 buyers.
1 Charles Kittleson, who was state
treasurer from 1880 to 1887 following
VIM. Pfaender and preceding Jos.
Bobleter in the office, was in the city
yesterday, his first visit to this place
in thirty-nine years. He had many
i yarns to relate of the old times.
The fftieth anniversary of the Mime.
sofa Association of Congregations
4 churches is being held in Minneapolis
this week and will be attended by Rev
Il. f. Wheeler pastor Of the Congre.
gatioaal church of this city and per.
4 haps a number of the mem bers of the
1 church will also attend.
& Another accident happened on Mon.
day at the B ingham elevator, in which
Gust. Olsen was severely injured. H
was carrying some strips of sheet iror
when he slipped on The railroad track
and in the fall tie sheet iron STRUCK
the muscles Of one of his arms cutting
a deep and painful cash. 81. Il. iii.
+. Paul Wiedemann and daughter.
Lueda came down from Echo to visit
. with relatives Friday. They returned
to their home Saturday accompanied
! by Mrs. Wiedemann who was con.
lined IN St Alexander's hospital for
the past few weeks where she was
operated upon for gall stones.
4 A baseball game took place between
a pickup team from this city and a
team of the Umpire show Sunday
afternoon at the fair grounds in which
the latter won by a score of 6 to 5.
/ While the game was in progress a few
i of the fair damsels having hired rigs
raced at the grounds causing the
horses to lose their breath in the heats.
/ When the proprietor heard of it he
was alarmed over the affair and or
their. return the ladies were charged
4 double the price of the rigs.
There was a meeting of the democra,
tic nominees for county Offices in this
4 city Monday evening and all Of the
4 nominees were present with the excep-
1 ton of DIR. Bayley. the nominee for