New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-06-27

The Misses Gertrude Bendixen and
Harriet Ruenitz Of Springfield were
the guests Of Miss Hose in this city
several days last week.
Last Wednesday Miss Louise Falk
was married to Emil Hempel at the
Lutheran church. Both of these young
people are well known in the city.
Martin Eyrich, editor of the only
German paper in Fairmont, was in the
city over Sunday the guest of his
brother. He has a very good position
in Fairmont where he has been for the
past year.
The Fritsche ravine on the Mime
apolis & ST. Louis road is again at
tracing the attention of the manage
ment and a force Of men and cars has
been busy the past week widening the
CIT through the ravine.
The summer training school for
teachers opened in Mankato last week
and will continue until the first day of
August. There are a number of
teachers and prospective teachers from
this county in attendance.
Rev. G.. b. Sauter of the Germa an
Methodist church of this city has been
assisting Rev. a. w. Krienke of Echo,
in series Of special meetings the past
week and Sunday evening preached in
English in the Echo church.
Members of the 18th regiment of
Minnesota volunteers for the Spanish
American war will hold a meeting in
St. Paul on the 18th of August. There
are a few members scattered through
this part of the state who may be in
terested IN knowing this.
Mrs. J. II. Siegel entertained at her
home Thursday in honor of her sister,
who has been visiting her for. mum
| Der of days. Entertainment was fur
nished by Miss Lottie Silverson, Mrs.
E. T. Critchett and Miss Viola Schell.
A large number of ladies were guests
during the afternoon.
Only small number of those who
usually take part in the target practice
at Hunters Rest were on hand for the
regular practice Sunday. The score
Of those who shot is as follows: VIM.
Koch, 159; Armand Petry, 1876; Hugo
Gebser, 127; J. Haunenstein, l23; F.
Meyer, III; ]. Muhs, 120.
The local tennis club has arranged
to play a matched game on the courts
in this city with some of the Sleepy
Eye players. The game will probably
take place this week and a return game
be played in Sleepy Eye on the Fourth
OF July it satisfactory arrangements
lean be made to meet in Sleepy Eye.
The old settlers picnic which is an
nually held at Shutdown in Redwood
county was not as great success this
year as it was last on account of the
poor condition of the roads. The day
previous to that set for the picnic il
rained considerably and many who
would otherwise have attended stayed
at home.
The threatening rain Sunday did moi
deter the members of the Turner Sun.
day school from carrying out their
picnic plans and a large number of the
children were taken to Hunters Rest
where they enjoyed the day and had a
picnic dinner. A number of the Older
people were out in the afternoon when
there was assurance that there would
be no rain.
| p. A. Pfefferle has splendid as.
sortment of souvenir pictures of New
Ulm in variety of shapes, that should
be popular articles for visitors as well
as home people who are anxious to
send something of that kind to friends.
His assortment is more complete than
any other in the city and is made up
mostly from views he has taken him
self, most of which are very artistic.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Congregational church
desires to have the people of the city
know that the members will serve ice
cream and cake on the lawn and in the
1 parlors of the church on Friday even
ing and invite all to come and enjoy
what they have to serve. Tables will
be ready Immediately after six O'Clock
and will be kept in waiting until all
are applied.
Either the bargain sales that have
been in progress for the past week OF
the lowering of the water in the Mime.
sofa river or both have had tendency
to liven up trade in the city consider
ably. Saturday was the busiest day
the merchants have seen for a long
time and the condition of the streets
showed evidence that there we're a
larger number Of people in the city
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