New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-15
Herman Schroeder Of Essig visited

Herman Schroeder OF Essig visited
in the city Friday.
Arthur Ochs of Springfield spent a
few days during the carnival in this
city.
Miss Lulu Chaser Of Sleepy Eye
visited with friends in this city since
Friday.
Miss Cora McBain Of Springfield
visited with friends and relatives in
this city last week.
Fred Harlem moved with his family
to Mankato Monday where he will
make his future home.
Rev. A. Scholzen and John Henle
returned Wednesday from their plea
sure trip through the eastern states.
Miss Olson OF Mankato, has been
employed as stenographer by the Min
nesota Commercial Mems Health AS
sociation.
The contract to build the Citizens
State Bank at Gibbon was let to the
firm of Weiland & Stegemann Satur-
day for $1,000. 1t will be a one story
brick building with all modern accom-
modations.
Ben Stockman who has been in Bos-
ton, New York and other eastern
points has returned after an absence
of two weeks. While in the east he
! met his brother who was in this conn-
try on business trip.
| Edward Bohan left on Monday for
South Dakota where he expects to work
during the coming fall and winter.
The New Ulm ball team loses its star
catcher and will substitute Archie AL
| win for the balance of the season.
There will be no Thursday evening
service in the Congregational church
this week. Most of those who usually
| attend this meeting will be out of the
| city, and the pastor of the church be.
| ing absent, the meeting was postponed.
Three cases OF insanity were before
Probate Judge George, Christ Keble1
of Eden on Monday, Fred Bluehm Of
this city on Tuesday and Gustav Lee.
vim of Springfield on Wednesday. All
three being taken to the ST. Peter hos.
pital.
| Vim. Silverson of Cincinnati, ar.
rived in the city Saturday and is the
guest of Chas. Silverson and Mr.. anc
Mrs. r. J. O'Donnell. He is looking
much stronger and better than he die
when he left this city and says that be
feels much like new man.
| Friends of Andrew J. Gag, who was
at one time clerk in the Pfefferle
drug store will be pleased to learn thai
he was one of the few successful can.
didates to pass the examinations as 8
registered pharmacist last week. Mr.
Gag is now living in ST. Paul.
| The Hanska public school will ado
the first years work of high schoo
course to the studies that will be taken
up in the school this year. It will EN-
brace algebra, rhetoric, English. his
tory and literature. School will com
mence on the 10th Of September.
| c. G. REIN has disposed of his gen
eral merchandise store ia Osceola
Wis, and will return to this city in {
few days to live. He has been in bust
ness in Osceola just one year but a
no time has been as contented as ht
was in this city. He will return to hi
/ jewelry business here.
i The physician attending Mrs. B. F
| Weber has given orders that all per
sons excepting those who have tn,
care of her, shall be excluded from til,
sick room. There is no improvement
in her condition and it is believed tina
| she is slowly sinking with the prospec
| of but a short time to live.
This has been one of the best year.
| for sometime for growing vegetable.
| there has been good yield of yer,
/ good vegetables and in many instan
ces large per cent of the product vii
lgo to waste. There will be a larg,
yield of potatoes unless wet weather
produces rot before they can be har
vested.
| Messrs. Mather and Fisher of tn,
local tennis club went to st. Peter
Friday evening and played with on,
| of the teams in that city being defeated
in all of the sets. The games wer,
fclosely contested however, and tn,
| players from this city feel that il
another match they would be able t.
make better showing.
Il DIR. Weschcke fell from the steps o
his home Sunday evening and was quit
seriously injured. He is very feebl
and for time escaped the attention
of other members of the family. TT
was unable to help himself and hi
cries soon brought help and he wa
taken to his room. A severe cut OF
his head is the only noticeable injury