New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-01

visited in the city over Sunday.
Miss Emma Hummel Of Portland,
Oregon is visiting with relatives in che
city.
Miss Emma Schwarz Of st. James
spent the past week visiting friends il
the city.
Mrs. Alfred Vogel left Monday for
Minneapolis to visit with relatives
and friends.
Herman Juni was elected scho 81
director of the township Of Milford
after a vigorous election.
William Collins left Wednesday for
Cheyenne and Omaha, where he has
taken up his old position.
81. II. Walters is at present enjoy
ing weeks vacation, part Of which
he is spending in Omaha, Neb.
Albert George who has been visiting
with his uncle, Frank futile in Golden
Gate has returned to his home in this
city.
EMIL Buenger and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Vogelpohl Of this city spent
Sunday with relatives and friends in
Fairfax.
Mrs. Chas. Lindermann entertained
a few of her friends at her home on
Minnesota street Friday, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary.
Glasses that ft. Prof. Myer will be
at Reim's JeWelry, Friday and Satur-
day. August lO-1l. 81
Cottonwood and Milford both have
ball teams and q matched game was
played Sunday the result being that
Milford won, the score being 8 to S.
The game is said to have been very
interesting.
Louis Hirsch left Thursday for his
home in st. Louis after visiting with
relatives and friends in this city for
three weeks. He took the excursion
steamer from st. Paul down the
Mississippi river.
| Announcer photograph gallery has
been opened in this city in the Rudolph
building by M. J. SCHNEIDER, who for
some time has been in the same busi-
ness in ST. Paul and is said to be a
very fine photographer.
Since Springfield defeated the local
ball team, q team that has recently
been organized at Evan is said to be
anxious to meet the New Ulm players.
Evan is very small place but it ap-
pears to have some mighty big ambi-
tions.
A number Of the young people OF the
city have arranged to have dance in
the pavilion at Hermann park on
Thursday of this week providing the
weather is good Some Of the young
people of Sleepy Eye have been invited
to attend.
Joseph Lindmeyer is reported to
have 'skidooed" to parts unknown by
anyone. His heavy debts it is sugges.
ted, led him to take this means of es-
Gaping responsibility He leaves q
large family to shift for itself or be
cared for by friends.
Two mischievous boys, one his own
son, set fire to the barn OF j ohm Affol-
ter one day last week and only the
timely notice of the incipient blaze
prevented the building from burning.
The boys are both under ten years OF
age and were evidently looking for
excitement out of the ordinary.
Three base ball games under New
Ulm's standard took place Sunday.
The "Sluggersn with Nicollet resulted
to in favor New Ulm. The ssStone.
walls with the 'Geisingers resulted
% to 3 in which case the skidoo had a
reaction in favor of the Stonewal1,
i The StoneWalls made "a fine showing
Tor their first cameras the score will
indicate. It. is expected that will
4 be heard of them.
! The band tournament: given at Wa
COMA Sunday is.reported toShaRe heen
q big success. About eight hundred
were present from the west while a still
larger number tnronged the outing
place from the cities. Eight bands
were represented of which the Chaska
band proved to be the prize winner,
| the prize being s35, with Arlington
second. Judges were chosen from the
members Of the End regiment band and
IL. Juenemann, JOS. Hofmeister and
Christ Backer acted as such, The
homo band had q pleasant time.
i The interest that is shown in base
| ball this summer is, or should be, very
pleasing to the ball teams and an eff
fort to make the plays as interesting
as possible would be of financial bene-
fit to the team. There are q number
of teams being organized, spurred on
by the success of the present team,
which has demonstrated that the peo-
i pie of this CITY are willing To snnnnrt