New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-09-12

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| fruit dish as an Indication Of the kind
ness of both Mr.. and Mrs. Weber in
assisting at several entertainments for
the benefit of the church within the last
two years.
The young couple received an un-
usually large number OF handsome
wedding gifts from friends in New Ulm,
Mankato, Minneapolis and Franklin.
Property on Summit avenue in the
vicinity Of the residence Of A. +. Alvin
| appears to be having a little boom in
a quiet way. Martin Penning recently
moved in from his farm and settled on
a small tract in the neighborhood Of
the college and now his brother has
bought one of the out lots owned by
A. j Alvin and will begin the erection
of a neat house this fall. There is
much property fronting the city on the
bluff that can be made into excellent
residence property, and those who are
the pioneers there are going to get the
pick of the property at a very reason
able price. A request that is destined
to have recognition has been made to
the city council to open up Summit
avenue so that it will be passable, and
this will be done in a short time. AS
it is the people who live there have
difficulty in getting to the city. A
! glance at the plat Of the city will show
that the original intention was to have
this property as suburan residences
and it is admirably fitted for that
purpose.
Much corn has been cut and shocked
in this part of the state. It was feared
for a while that on account of the late
ness of planting that the frost would
interfere with the ripening of the grain,
but n ost of the fields are now beyond
danger from this source, and the pros
poets now are for an excellent crop OF
good grain and it is fortunate that
many of the farmers have devoted
much of their land to this grain for
the wheat, while it is not failure,
will grade very low on account of the
vast amount Of water that has fallen
i on it since it has been cut.
Secretary Burmeister of the county
fair association has very effectively
scattered the advertising for the dis
play that is to be made on the dates O.
the exhibits, the 18th, 18th and 10th O
the present month. Some very attrac
J tive bills are out and the inducement!
r offered should catch the eye of a larg,
number OF people living in this count,
and vicinity.
Rev. E. F. Wheeler takes shor
vacation from his duties as pastor Q
l the Congreg ational church this weel
: and next and will spend part Of tn
: time in the northern part Of the state
) Rev. Dwight Mowery will preach il
! the Congregation church both morn
!. ing and evening next Sunday.
q The county seat trouble at Jackso
that has attracted the attention Of th
! people of this part Of the state for tn
past year or more has at last bee
9 settled and the commissioners are pre-
ceeding with the erection Of ne,
! courthouse at Jackson.
Monday evening the Second Reg:
ment band serenaded the homes of a
8 j. Eckstein and ohm Forster, both {
# whom are honorary members Of th
r band The occasion of the seren ad
s was the anniversary Of the birthday
= of these gentlemen.
d Wilbur Doty has come into posse
Ision of a handsome Moline autom,
= bile for which he traded his two 9th,
= machines. He has become quite q
+. expertin the line of machines and TAX
s, much pleasure in oper ating them.
: Miss Katherine Duffy and Mart
R. Merkle we're N arried at the church
- the Holy Rosary in st. Paul Wedne
Il. day Of last week and left the same d;
on wedding trip that will cover mo
of the eastern states.
- Work has been commenced on t
er erection Of the new poor house, a
the old jail and court house has be
~ raized, the material OF which will emf
s. into the construction Of the new buil
= ing. |s
- DR.. Charles Miller and bride arriv
.to in this city Sunday from their weddi
as trip and are at home in the resider
ire which has been occupied by Mr.. N
as Ter and his mother since his locati
,th in this place. ..,sss.sasss.
e, George Hau 6 shstein rs accepted
~ ~ position OF The road for the Pr
O., Paper Co. Mina spol rs and star
q on his first q R|for the 1Suse Monde