New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-07

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her Window visit today.
DR.. Bell moved into his new Offices
in the Gebser building Thursday.
Miss Jennie Melby of st. Paul
visited here during the week with
friends.
Miss Alma Buck was operated on
for appendicitis at. the hospital on
Saturday.
Prof. j. Meyer of the college faculty
has returned with his family from a
visit at Jordan. b
Miss Helen Engel has secured en-
ployment in the Offices of the New @ I'm
Roller Mill Co.
Chris. Mogenson aud Chas. Pc,
trehn, leading business men of Evan,
looked over our city Monday
The Herman Sisters have arranged
for an Italian Night festival at the
monument heights next Friday evening.
A. M. Roos, the cement block and
tile manufacturer of Lamberton. was
in the city for short while Wednes-
fday.
Mrs. Armand Petry and Miss Louise
Schrodt went to ST. Paul Saturday to
visit with the Misses Hulda an6 Ida
Petry.
Alderman Smith and wife Of LIE
Sueur are spending a few days with
their daughter, the wife of Editor
Walters.
Edward F. Swenson of Minneapolis
has been busy at the court house the
past few days collecting data for the
| Minnesota tax commission.
In the contest for the girls training
school it is understood that the only
| offers of free sites have come from
Redwood Falls and Red Wing.
A team belonging to Fred Engel OF
Iberia was scared into a runaway by
an east-bound train at Sleepy Eye last
evening. Both horses were killed.
/ Rev. Holm of Minneapolis occupied
the pulpit of the German Metho dist
church yesterday evening. In the
afternoon he preached at Klossner.
;. Miss Goblirsch, domestic in the
home of Louis Bessemer of Sigel, is
experiencing the Inconvenience of a
fractured arm. The accident occurred
on Saturday.
The members of the local fire de
partment are arranging for a public
picnic, to be held either at the Her
mans Heights or Turner Hall park
: in the near future.
| William Schneider and Otto Traut
| mueller have gone to Cando, NORTH
Dakota, to work for telephone con
] structiOn company of which the latter
brother is foreman.
1 Fred Keute and wife of Omaha an,
t Miss Anna Keute of ST. Paul are Wis
f iting here with their parents. Mr.
Keute may conclude to make New Ulr
: his permanent home.
t The eighteenth International con
e vention of the Catholic Order of For
/, esters is being held in St. Paul thi
/ week. Andrew J. Eckstein of this cit
is in attend ance as delegate.
q While working in his fathers fel
). in Cottonwood Monday afternoo
s Robert Gabriel was painfully injure
in mower accident One of the bone
J. of his right leg was well-nigh severed
: M. Lehrer, Chas. Weschcke and Gee
: P. Forster Of Springfield and Gee
/ Kluegel ofLamberton, with their wives
g passed through here Thursday o
their way to the popular lake resort {
IS Waconia.
l. Mrs. II. L. Stark of st. Peter ha
q been appointed member of the stat
y board of women visitors to the trair
/ ing school for girls. Mrs. Stark,
q may be said, is not in favor of havin
q the school located at New Ulm.
Mrs. Poehler of Henderson and Mr.
Laufman of Chicago arrived here Sa
urday on their way home from Wis
with relatives in Gibbon and VIII
throp. In company with Mrs. Yoe1
Of the latter place they spent the da
with Mrs. Schell.
Maj. +. II. Randall, who was suite
of Fort Ridgely from the time of i
establishment in 1853 until it W;
abandoned in 1866, very appropriated
suggests the celebration of the fort
fifth anniversary of the siege, whic
falls on August 22nd.
A party of very prominent railros
officials passed through here Wedne
day on tour of inspection of Il
4 Northwestern line. In the party we