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

Thomas Kretsch Of Sleepy Eye Was
9 visitor IN this city over Sunday.
Miss Jennie Hillmer Of Winona Is
visiting ct the home Of A. G.. Meile.
Miss Minnie Pfaender visited with
friends ct Lake Minnetonka last week.
The Misses Florence and Theresa
Schapekahm visited at Fairfax last
week.
Edward Alvin is enjoying two
weeks vacation from his duties at the
postoffce.
Carl 2. Manderfeld, candidate for
clerk of court has rented a house on
North Franklin street and moved his
family into the same.
Miss Clara Schlotzbauer, of st.
Peter visited with friends in the city
last week. While here she was the
guest Of Miss Esther Schaller.
Fred Pfaender and Robert Scherer
and their families are enjoying a two
week scamping at Meyers creek. They
pitched their tents there last week.
Mrs. B. F. Weber, who has been
i'll for sometime is reported to be sink
ing very rapidly and it is feared that
she will not live but few days.
Peter Stefel has been busy dwelling
the ground covering the new school
building for lawn, a part of the space
has been grayeled for children's play
grounds.
George Kicker of Courtland was
brought to the hospital Saturday in
order that he might be where he could
have medical treatment and care. He
is very i'll.
Rev. John Meyer left Wednesday for
Buffalo, Mimi, where he delivered the
4 dedlcatory sermon of the Lutheran
church at that place. He also will
1 preach at Pelican Lake next Sunday.
At q meeting of the fire department
held Monday evening it was decided to
have picnic aud outing for the mem
bers of the department and their
friends in the near future and at the
same time to have the ceremonies Of
the dedication of the new flag. The
date of the picnic will be announced
later.
| Benedict Oldseth, the unfortunate
man who had both feet crushed while
attempting to board moving train al
st. James, has been discharged from
the hospital at this place. Both feet
were amputated at the ankle but he has
been fortunate in having the wounds
heal rapidly. He was sent to his home
in ST. James Monday.
i Professor Underbrink of ST. Joseph
Mimi, took charge of his new posi-
ton as organist and teacher OF St
Georges parish Monday, after Prof
M. A. Endres has had it for year
:. Prof. Underbrink is graduate of the
I ST. Francis Seminary having been fol
a number of years at ST. Joseph and
comes into his new field we'll recon
mended and no doubt will have the
best of success.
Andrew Amann has lately made
some decided improvements in his
washing machine, the Eagle" which
q has been on the market for sometime
and has also made additions to his
plant for turning these machines out.
There is a ready sale for the machine
and those who now have them in use
say that they are better than most OF
the high-priced machines that are or
the market. Joseph Groebner has beer
given the agency for the sale of the
i machine and MIR. Amann expects tc
i push his invention as rapidly as pos.
sible.
/ Arrangements are being considered
I for holding the annual old settlers
picnic which has become feature o.
the entertainments that are provided
by the members OF the Turnverein
The matter has been neglected and
was only taken up this week, the in.
tention being to have the picnic on the
18th of the present month, if it is pos.
Isibie to get ready for it by that time
/ These picnics are greatly enjoyed by
the old settlers of the county and il
/ will be too bad if it fails to materialize
this year.
The Christian Mother society Of the
Catholic church had their regular
meeting Sunday after high mass and
the annual election of officers. The
following we're elected: Pres, Mrs.
Peter Steffel; Vice Pres, Mrs. Lorenz
Altenburg; Sec, Mrs. Philip Liesch;
I Treas, Mrs. M. Schmitt; Sergeant a,
j Arms, Mesdames Chas. Engelbert and
Louis Schilling jr. The society is the
largest ladies society in the commune
lty numbering about $50 members,