New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-22

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the. latter part Of the past week
Henry Domeier of Dfinneap olis sis
visiting this week with friends thiiiii
city s. Il S
Mrs. Edw Baer is MAKING 5
pleasure trip 70 points Of interest near
the Twin cities.
Dr.. g. schoch spent the erea ter
portion Of the past week 81 dif erent
places 10 South Dakota. ssSssI
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Il. Beecher enter
tanned the Misses Forbusch and Tread
we'll Of ST. Peter all Of last week. .
S. D. Peterson was il BallatoD,
Monday, looking alter some matters
in connection with the insurance cons
ipany he represents.
DR.. and Mrs. 3. w. Mihleis are ia
Wisconsin this week spending q few
days at the home 81 their parents, and
visiting other places Of interest ia that
state.
Frank Weber and bride are ia the
city, returning home from their we'd
ding trip. They will remain here
awaiting q change IN the condition Of
Mr.. Weber mother.
The swelterinR heat that has visited
this part of the United States for the
past week was broken yesterday by 8
heavy rain, the air has been some
cooler, but according to the weather
observer there is to be little let up ID
sthesconditions for several days.
The new International Encyclopae-
diasthat is being published by Dodd,
Mead 8 Co., will contain twenty lines
descrintive OF New Ulm. The materi-
Al is in type and will shortly be on the
market. The article for the boo was
furnished by the city officials and "a
copy recently came to this Office for
revision and correction, ii necessary
The article is brief and contains the
main points OF interest in connection
with the city
Armand Petry still holds the high
score IN the shooting contest that is
pulled OF every Sunday at Hunters
Rest, and it begins TO look as though
he would hold the prize at the end Of
the season for shooting. The score
lSunday is as follows; for the king aud
standard shoot: A Petry. 1 IS 81; Geo.
|Hauenstein, 161; H. Gebser, III -44
w. a. Koch, IA Sc; r. W Johnson,
la; q. ]. Meyer, % SO; 6. Hauen.
stein, 68-27; r. Meyer, So
Democratic caucuses are announced
to be held this evening at the various
ward voting places. The first and
second wards are each entitled to eight
votes and the third ward lis given nine
{ ia the county call. The polls will be
Iopen from to 9 o'clock. The county
Iconvention is called to convene Ia. this
city in Turner hall on Tuesday, Sept,
18th. According to the apportionmenl
the county is entitled to q represen:
tation theconventi On Of 10 delegates,
The ladies Of ST. Anne Court, g. O.
r., have made arrangements for j. bili
harvest festiv al that's to be given il
1.-The park back Of the Catholic church
Sunday, the 26th, atswhich the Second
Regiment band is to furnish music
The city will be filled at that time will
people who will come on the excursion
from Minneapolis and no doubt thu
picnic will be largely attended. Thert
will be Entertainment for all Sunday
THAT being the date Of the appearancee
LOT the West ministries at Turne,
| theatre.
Redwood county loses 8 good mar
by the retirement of S. j. Race iron
the Office OF superintende dent OF schools
OF that county. It appears tina he Ia.
been offered q good thing to become
editor OF e paper in this state know
las School Education and that he vii
accept it at the conclusion OF his tern
LOT Office as superintendent. Mr.. Race
is known to most of the educators q
the state as q man who has done more
for the advancement Of the countr,
schools than any other one person, and
| is entitled to great credit.
A death Of more than usual sadnes.
is that OF Miss Beatrice Johnson which
came suddenly Sunday morning. Ths
young lady was IN apparently gool
nealth up to within . day or so of he,
death when she complained some anl
Isuddenly died, the disease being wha,
I is known as diabetis coma, something
over which there is no control and &c
cure whatever. Miss johnson IS one
OF 9 family Of nine children and 1
{vnllnu ad y knnwn s M ,,n,,S,I = !, 2. 80,