New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-06-06

past week returned home Monday,
She was accompanied by Mrs. Chas..
Helmes, who will visit here for some-
time. Il.
. Rev. J. W Hubbard of Sherburn,
pastor of the Congregational church
in that city, preached in the Congre-
gational church OF this city Sunday
morning and evening. Rev. E. r.
Wheeler having exchanged places with
him for the day. Mr.. Hubbard de-
livered two very interesting sermons,
though the congregation were not as
large as is usually the case.
q. w. Childs delivered the Memori-
al address at Fairmont last week and.
the papers OF that city have only words
OF praise for him as an orator and
some OF them suggest that be would be
q good man for the republicans to
nominate for governor in case the con-
vention which assemblies today is una
bic to decide upon any of the men who
have announced themselves.
The first of the concerts to be given
by the Union Concert band at Turner
hall park was we'll patronized We'd
nesday evening. It was not the most
pleasant of evenings but there was a
large crowd and the ladies of the Turn
verein sold out their stock Of ice cream
and other refreshments. The music of
the band was greatly appreciated and
called for many compliments.
The Union Concert band gave a very
pleasant concert in German park Fri
day evening. It was not known that
there was to be concert on that eve
ming but as it was there were quite a
number OF people out to listen to the
music. It is to be hoped that these
concerts may be kept up at regular in
tervals during the summer, for they
are certainly appreciated by all.
Friday and Saturday evening OF this
week the Chimes Of Normandy will be
presented at the Metropolitan opera
house in St. Paul under the auspices
OF one of the councils of the Catholic
Order OF Foresters Of that city and it
is expected that a number of the mem
bers OF the order in this city will be
present to witness the performance. It
is said that the entertainment will be
something very fine.
A. j. Esser and family have reached
this city and Mr.. Esser has taken DO
session Of the saloon business which
he bought of Frank Burg, jr. He is a
very pleasant man and promises to
keep up the popularity of the business
which under the management of Mr..
Burg was what might be called a model
saloon. Mr. Burg is taking a vaca-
ton before casting about for some
other business venture.
DR.. Henry c. Kaschau of Chicago,
arrived in the city Saturday, having
graduated from the Chicago College OF
Dental Surgery and taken the degree
of full fedged dentist, qualified to
operate on the teeth of any human be-
ing at the regular rates. He will take
the examinations in this state and will
open up dental practice as soon as
he is notified that be has qualified I'M
der the laws of the state.
Next Sunday will be children's day
at the Congregational church and the
| members Of the Sunday school will
have charge of the evening service. A
program will be carried out by the
young people and the pastor will de-
liver an address appropriate to the
occasion. Special music will be ar
ranged for the occasion and..it is antic-
ipated that the affair will be as
pleasant as any that have gone be-
fore it.
| The high stages Of water in both the
rivers as well as in the lakes in the
neighborhood Of the city has destroyed
the hopes of the fishermen. Whilether
have been some good strings Of fish
caught the fishing has not been as
good as in former years. It is expect
ed, however, that on account of the
1 high water fish will come up from the
| Mississippi and that when the water
recedes the sport will be better than
for many years.
L =. G. Vogel has sold his beautiful
residence on German street to Herman
Nagel, and will give possession of the
place in a few days. BY the change in
ownership of the place Mr.. Nagel
comes into possession Of one of the
prettiest residence properties IN the
city and in one Of the best parts Of the
city. Mr.. Vogel will live in the Som
mer fat for a time, at least, until he is
able to secure another residence.
In the game Of ball played on Mem
orial d ay between the High school base
ball team and the team from DIR. Mar
tin Luther college the college boys
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