New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-07-31

Operator Wilder has gone to vii
ton, Wis.
DR.. Schoch was business visitor II
Minneapolis Thursday.
F. 2. zschunke's partner A. J.
katz, IS here from Davenport, Wis.
Mrs. Gebhardt of Lamberton has
been New Ulm visitor since SUNDAY.
Mrs. Archie Fosburg of Minneapolis
is being entertained at the Haubricb
home in Milford.
Prof. Critchett completed his sum
mer school at Morris on Friday and
returned at once to New Ulm.
City Treasurer Frank and wife visit
ed during the week with their daughter,
Mrs. Bentzin, in Cottonwood.
DR.. Henry Kaschau is attending the
meetings of the national dental asso-
citation in Minneapolis this week.
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Mrs. John Schneider will 90 to Re-
gina, Saskatchewan, this week to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Tony johnson.
Capt. Albert Steinhauser, vetera an
OF Company A, paid the Second Regi-
ment a visit atLakeview on Thursd ay.
Alexandria has received the plans
for its new federal building and those
for the New Ulm structure are expec-
ted within a few days.
Miss Croker, stenographer in the
New Ulm Roller mill Office, leaves to-
morrow for months vacation at her
old home in Elk River.
The annual meeting of the Mime
sofa Sheriff's association will be held
at Bemidji August 18th and 18th.
Sheriff Julius will attend.
Mrs. Baker, who has been the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. John Juenemann
for the past two weeks, will return to-
day to her home in Redwood Falls.
Miss Addie Olsen left Saturday for
.Paynesville, Mimi, the home of the
Heimerdinger family. With them she
will spend some weeks camping at
Lake Coronis.
Michael Dummer, the West Newton
farmer who has been nursing broken
leg since the latter part of June was
able to leave the hospital on Friday
and return to his home.
DR.. Albert Behnke, who is now con-
nected with the agricultural depart
ment at Washington, paid brief
visit to his New Uim relatives the lat
ter part of the week.
John G. Rudolph enjoyed a visit
this week from his son-in-law, Edwin
Stages of New York. Mr.. Stages is
one of the largest manufacturers of
artificial limbs in the east.
The Bingham Bros. elevator in this
city is being equipped with new Fair
banks-Morse gas producer of 100
horsepower. The improvement will
cost in the neighborhood of $1,000.
John Schiedl, the young Ridgely
farmer who seriously injured himself
in jumping from the second story OF
his barn some weeks ago, died at the
hospital in this city Monday after
noon.
Max Hanft and II. O. Wheeler, as
sociates in the wholesale furniture
business in Minneapolis, we're trans.
acting business here from Saturday
until Monday. Mr.. Hanft was accom-
panied by his wife.
G. M. Gress of Sleepy Eye passed
through here Thursday evening with
a Stanley steamer which he had pur.
chased some weeks ago in Min neapo-
lis. The machine can easily pass
anything in the county.
Aldermen Eibner, Pfaender, Gieseke
and Wicherski left for Duluth Monday
afternoon to attend the Municipal
League convention. On their way
home tomorrow they will stop in ST.
Paul to consult the board of control
relative to the location of the new girls
training school.
Miss Helen Sondag and Miss An.
gela Gliding are back from a six weeks
course of study at the Nicollet county
summer school in st. Peter. Both O.
the young ladies will teach in Nicol
let county the coming school year, the
former at Klossner and the latter ir
one of the districts near Swan Lake
A. r. Langdon of London, England
arrived in New Ulm Saturday evening
and became the guest of Mayor Sill
verson. On Sunday he was given ar
automobile trip about the city ano
surrounding country and towards eve.