New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-01


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Mes Frsa1 Reimer is sting rela.
tiyes in Led heur this "
q large21 hber Of s enjoyed .
pleasant f - glF Alwin's grove
August ysieseke and wife are al
Ipresent visiting with friends and rela-
| tives in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Amalia Nix has been enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. John Bessinger
| OF Lancing, Mich. the past week.
j Miss Lena Pechtel of Lamberton
visited in the city with friends Thurs
day. She left Friday for Waeonia.
q Henry stelljes has been employed as
q cigar maker in the Kuhls & Stock
factory, st. Paul. He started to work
for the firm yesterday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean Of Chicago.
relatives of Alex. Russell arrived in
the city last week and are at present
visiting at the Russell farm.
Albert Walthers left last week for
California where he will visit his sister
while he is looking over the country
with the intention OF remaining there.
Father Berghold, who for number
Lof years has been located at New Mar
ket, has recently been transferred to
1.-The German Catholic Orphanage at
st. Paul.
F Mrs. DIN entertained a large NUM-
Der of her lady friends last Thursday,
in honor of her mother and grand
mother, who were guests at her home.
Franklin Tribune.
William Burg has moved into his
house lately Bought of DR.. Schoch on
south Broadway, while Theodore
! Weyhe and family moved into the
house vacated by Professor Mengel-
kamp and owned by Boniface Grue-
nenfelder.
! Arrangements have been made by
some OF the local tennis players to play
a numberof sets with couple of tennis
teams from Sleepy Eye Thursday even
ing, and later in the week some of the
New Ulm players will go to st. Peter
to try results with some of the players
of that city.
| The effectiveness of the new sewer
system for carrying off the surface
water rapidly was demonstrated We'd
nesday evening. The rain had hardly
ceased before the streets were free from
water and the cutters were rapidly
4 emptying themselves into the catch
basins. There is no doubt but that
| the city has very complete system,
lgood for all time.
/ The New Ulm greenhouse, of which
i Christ Boock is the over, and of which
Heilman & belong are the local
agents, finds business growing SO large
that it has been decided to build an
other compartment 20xlOO feet, giving
| Mr.. Book justdouble the room he now
has. The New Ulm greenhouse plants
and flowers are the very best received
here and Mr.. Book is very reason
able inhis charges Redwood Gazette.
I A severe wind and rain storm passed
over this city last Wednesday even
Ling. It was in the nature of small
cyclone, with the difference that there
was no twisting motion to the wind.
1t lasted only few minutes but was
sufficient to blow down number OF
the telephone poles of the Minnesota
! Central line and to damage the crops
in q very material manner. There was
evidence of hail but not sufficient to do
any damage.
In the matter of illustration and APP
pearance, the August McClure's sets a
Ihigh-water mark. Its cover design is
! by Maxfeld Parrish and it has gen.
Eerous number of pictures and colors
la dramatic frontispiece showing a
|hold-up by Montana road-agents,
lpainted by WYeth, four powerful pic
ftures by 3. Z. B1umenschein all in four
fcolors;, to full pages by Andre Cas-
Itaigne Illustrating Kipling stories;
drawings by Frederic Dorr Steele,
d Glackens, F. Walter Taylor and Alice
1 Barber Stephens.
! Henry Hoffman,, young man from
New Ulm and employed by the N. W.
i Telephone Co. at this place, barely es-
capped from being crushed here about
$50 O'Clock Monday morning Mr..
4 Hoffman, was assisting the crew in
unloading q heavy IS foot pole when
after breaking away it rolled upon him
| in spite of his effort to get away. His
ankle on the right foot was hurt, but
at first it. was thought he was more
seriously injured as the sole of his
heavy climbing shoe was torn off. He
was carried to Dr.. Langford's Office
where his wounds were dressed and