New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-07-25
Emil Wicherski visited the cities

Emil Wicherski visited the cite.
lover Sunday.
John Drexler of LIE Sueur is VISITING
with relatives in the city
John Frey Of Nicollet spent Sunda,
with relatives in the city.
1 Miss Marguerite Furst of Chicago i
visiting at the home of John Hauen
stein.
Attorney Frank Webber of frankie
was in the city Monday visiting hi
parents.
/ Henry N. Somsen and wife left TO
Minneapolis yesterday to spend da,
or more.
Mrs. August Triton visited at Winth
rop with Mrs. Charles Quandt the frs
part of this week.
| Mrs. Fred Pfeiffer and son, Elme
of Springfield visited relatives in New
Ulm the past week.
Edward Leibold and Leo Wendt wht
were with the telephone crew at Glib
bon have returned.
George Forster and family of Spring
field spent Sunday with Henry Setter
and family in the city.
Miss Addie Olsen who has beer
visiting in Milwaukee for the past
month has returned to her home in this
city.
s. The contract to build house for
Michael seidl at Sleepy Eye was let to
August = Pullman, who will com.
mence work at once. 81 d .l$s VI
Miss Ida Koch returned Saturd ay
from Minneapo lis where she has been
attending the session of the summer
school at the University
Asst. Engineer Vim. Tanley re-
signed his position attheelectric light
works last week and will fill a similar
position in the Eagle Roller Mill.
The score of the Gun Club was as
follows: j. Bobleter 81, A. Bartl 20,
F. Engelbert 49,, W. j. Herrian Is,
j. P. Graft Is, John Muhs Is, A. Sim
met II, A. j. Vogel -.
Quite number of people besides the
members of the Maennerchor will at
tend the saengerfest in ST. Paul this
week. A number have had seats re-
served for the occasion.
The contract to paint the residence
Of Prof. Schaller has been secured by
Otto Cordes. He also has the contract
for painting all of the poles of the
New Ulm Rural Telephone Company.
There was a surprise party at the
home of Herman Helm in this city
Saturday evening given in honor of
Carl Helm and wife who have been
visiting here from Oklahoma CITY.
Oklahoma.
a large crowd gathered at Schmuc-
ker's Tivoli Sunday, during the pro-
gress of the evening making the dance
which was given by the West Side
club a social as we'll as financial
success
1t is said that in Minnesota river
where the burned grain from the Bing-
ham Bros. elevator is being dumped,
the fish are so plentiful that it is
almost possible to take them out of the
water with the hands. They evidently
come there to feed.
John F. Hagberg of Lafayette fell
from load of hay on his farm Satur-
day sustaining several internal injur-
les. Mr.. Hagberg is man of about
81 years of age and the fact that he
has just recovered from typhoid fever
will make his case all the worse though
recovery is hoped for.
There was a lively school election
on in Sleepy Eye Saturday evening
for the election of two directors. The
terms of Office of W. r. Hodges and I.
NJ. Olsen having expired, it appears
that there was an attempt to displace
Mr.. Hodges and the ballots must have
got mixed for the result OF the election
shows that instead of him Mr.. Olsen
came within a few votes of being de-
feated. There were ISL votes cast and
of these Mr.. Hodges received 116, 1.
M. Olsen 50 and DR.. A. F. Strickler 10.
The interest in the election as demon
strated by the votes appears to have
been OF more than usual depth.
A team of horses was stolen Satur-
day evening from farmer by the anne
of Harvey Olsen. The team was
hitched at a school house about eight