New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-07-11

the Fourth in the city. +
Emil Sprenger of ST. Paul visited
with relatives in the city over the
Fourth
Miss Ida Rauenstein is visiting with
her sister. Mrs. William Mueller in
Springfield.
Edward Gerboth left Friday for
Cedar Rapids, Ia, where he will visit
with friends and relatives.
Miss Lottie Silverson has left for
points in MICHIGAN where she will
spend the summer with friends.
Miss Anna Dietz who is attending
the summer school at the Mankato
Normal visited in the city last We'd
nesday with relatives.
Henry Loesch who was in st. Paul,
Mankato and Chicago for several
months spent the Fourth with relatives
and friends in the city.
Miss Florence Shapekahm who has
been teaching school in Milwaukee,
Wis. is spending the summer vaca-
ton with her parents in the city.
Judge Weber has handed down
decision in the case of the Albin Cream
cry Co. vs.. Jennie Thompson in favor
of the defendant. This verdict will |
please the many friends of Miss
Thompson.
Saturday evening number of the
friends of Tony Diedrich went out to
his place in the town Of Cottonwood
and helped him dedicate his large new
barn. The building is 30xs6 feet and
: afforded an excellent placefor dancing.
Edwin Juni, Wayne Stoll, Ruth
Barnes. Hortense and Helen Weyhe
were elected as delegates to the state
e meeting of the Christian Endeavor So
e cieties at St. Peter. The session will
: open tomorrow and it is estimated
=. there will be about 500 people there.
DR.. Otto Wicherski left for Frank
fort, S. D. yesterday where he expects
y to reside and will practice his profes-
;, sion. He will be located between Clark
y and Redfeld and will have very
lie large territory to cover with every
J. prospect OF building up large prac'
tice. He has many friends in this city
ID who will hate to have him leave but
re will wish him we'll in his new location
Is Armand Petry appears to be going
7r in for the season prize at the Sunda.
r. shoot at Hunters Rest. He has led th
q, score for several times and his percent
ed age appears to be in the lead. Th
ne score Sunday is as follows: Arman'
Petry, 1872: Hugo Gebser, 1852: Herman
" ANNE, l43; Henry Petry, 1873: VIM. E
i'd Koch, 1874: Henry J. Meyer. 122: VIM
at Permantjen, 121; Fred Meyer, 116; ] oh
be NIuhs, IS, F. J. Memo. IS: Chas
so Hauenstein, II.
mt The picnic in the Catholic park wa
ed attended by much larger crowd tina
cd was expected and the amount of none
taken in as a result OF the picnic wa
ar very gratifying to the ladies who ha
to charge of the affair. Music was furl
ok ished by the Union Concert band an
ice the usual games of chance and Otht
las amusements and refreshments were
Tue be had at all times. The school fur
mel will be increased to the extent Of nea
of ~ $500 when the expenses Of the picn
are all paid.
m Two accidents in this city are a
ri that have been reported for the -Four
ar one was the discharge Of a giant f
ali cracker which threw some foreign su
ags stance into the eye Of the young daug
lay ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Groebne
on which may permanently injure the e
in and the other was the injury that ha
for pened to the little son of Tony VIE
en- ner. In some manner he contrived
get a piece of wire into one of his ey
tn and will possibly lose the sight Of
| let Inns last accioen' nas NV &c a'Si :.
will ted to the Fourth of July celebrate
no.. but it happened on that day. Asi
= n from these there was nothing else
will mar that day.
our The past week has been one of {
ex- ceptionally fine weather, and the bel
no. fit it has been to the farmers C
urn scarcely be reckoned. With the {
ception Of one Or two sprinkles TIT
,e.t has been no rain and the retarC
, in crops have pushed themselves to
,ear front in very noticeable mann
-;no Some fields of rye are being cut ant
.fter is of excellent quality. Wheat tina
tho week ago appeared to be lost begins
orth look as though it would average VI
hos and unless there is something to int
. ba Efere between now and the time of
and wheat harvest it is safe to say t
uas county will have better crop Il
, re- last year.
rted There is no reason why the cou
orth fair this year should not be deci'