New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-09-05

irene visited few days last week at
Mankato.
Anton Heinen OF Comfrey visited
with relatives in this city few DAYS
last week.
George Rowles will leave. Thursday
for St. Paul where he will enter St.
Thomas college.
Miss Martha Bleck of Spokane.
Wash. is visiting with relatives and
friends in the city.
Mrs. F. W. Spaeth and son, Leslie
OF Winthrop are visiting this week with
relatives in the city.
Mrs. P. w. Hackbarth entertained
the Lutheran sewing club at her home
Wednesday afternoon.
W. B. Mather and Stanley Bingham
were among those who attended the
state fair the first OF the week.
James Crawford of Lawrence, Mass1
is making weeks visit at the home
OF Alexander Russell in West Newton.
Daniel Graus and wife, 'sTyrolean
singers will give an entertainment on
Friday, Sept. 7th at the Opera house.
Henry Mauch of Hitland, N. D
visited most of the past week with rela-
tives in the city, returning home Fri
day.
Co. GAP has suspended with the
weekly drills over the month of Sep
TENDER, they will, however, be resumed
on the first of October.
Rev. G. S. Eyrich of Henderson and
Otto Eyrich returned Friday toLe Sueur
after visiting most Of the past week
with relatives in the city.
Eye man at Reim's Jewelry store,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept.
IL, IA and Is.
Several of the members of the End
regiment band missed the train Mon
day morning for Mankato where they
had been engaged to play in the Labor
day parade.
A large party of people from this
city enjoyed the day at Hunters Rest
Sunday and spent a very pleasant
time in all sorts of amusements. A
delicious spread was partaken of be-
fore the parties adjourned.
John Muhs has been declared the
prize winner in the silver trophy con-
test by score of IS out of possible
80 birds. Anton Simmet was ineligi-
BILE as he missed one meeting of the
gun club during the last II contests
though he had SO birds to his credit.
The catholic priests of the Archdio-
cese of St. Paul will meet in the CAPT.
tai city in the second week of January
by recent ordinance of the Archbis-
hop, to discuss some grave matters.
Fathers Sandmeyer and Scholzen of
this city and Mariner of Searles will
also attend.
Notwithstanding the various attrac
tions that have occupied the attention
of the people of this city for the past
week or more, the concert at Turner
hall drew good crowd Sunday eve
ming. 1t was rather cool for ice cream
and cold drinks but people appeared
to be enjoying themselves and the
music of the band.
At recent meeting of the directors
of the Lutheran hospital at Mankato
it was agreed to have the dedication
exercises on Oct. 31st. Services will
be held in the church followed by ap-
propriate exercises in the new hospital.
On the day of dedication a public re-
ception will be held, thus giving every
one an opportunity to inspect the
building.
Something is liable to be done in
the matter of getting a good bridge
across the Cottonwood river near the
Bentzin mill for the postofice officials
are protesting against the interruption
in carrying the mails. Postmaster
Krook appeared before a special meet
ing of the council last week and made
formal complaint. A permanent and
safe bridge should be constructed
across the river and the bridge should
be located at the end of Broadway.
G. F. Schram who until recently was
one Of the travelling representative of
the Minnesota Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, is considering a PROPOSE
ton to go to work for the Chatield
company under the direction of J. P.
Read, in North Dakota. Mr.. Read
was at one time in this city and was
by the Minnesota Mutual as
secretary during the organization of
the company. Mr.. Scham received
word this morning that he was expect
to report for duty Monday and will
leave for Grand Forks the latter part
of the week. He will be special agent
for the Chatfeld company in eastern