New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-07-31
R. W. scherer and family arecamp-

r. w. Scherer and family are camp.
ing at Meyers Creek.
Roller skating on the Minnesota
street sidewalks has been forbidden.
John Schneider has traded his State
street residence for North Dakota
land.
| E. J. Breutkreutz and wife of San
born called on their New Ulm friends
yesterday.
i Adolph Chopper, a former New
Ulmite now living in Milwaukee, is a
guest at the Dakota.
| Mrs. R. j. O'DonneH gave a whist
party at her beautiful Broadway home
Wednesday afternoon.
Jos. P. Vogel is seriously i'll with
rheumatism. He has been confined to
! his bed fer over a week.
Threshing Of rye was commenced in
the vicinity OF CORTLAND this morn
ing. First offense this year.
| Carl Sievert and family of Gibbon
spent Sunday with Prof. Sievert of
the Lutheran parochial school,
Theo. Crone and E. A. Pfeferle
with their families are camping on the
Guggisberg farm at Clear Lake.
Arthur Frenzel fell on glass bottle
near the river Sunday afternoon and
was badly cut about the wrist.
Misses Alvina and Martha Winkel-
mann are spending the week with
Gibbon friends. Last week they
visited at Fairfax.
Martin Penning received a pleasant
visit last week from Andrew Wilfert,
one of the prominent farmers and fruit
growers of LIE Sueur county.
VIM. Bierbaum has purchased the
interest of his partner in the firm of
Bierbaum & Backer and will here
after conduct the business alone.
At fremen's touramentin Kewanee,
ILL.,, last week Edward Kiply, rela-
tive of Mrs. Stieman of this city. lower
ed the worlds record for couplinghose.
Miss A1vina Voges, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at a
Mankato hospital about two weeks
ago, returned to her Swan Lake home
last Friday.
Martin Schnobrich's little boy, Isa-
dor, was hit in the face with a bat
while playing ball near his home in
Cottonwood Sunday afternoon. His
nose and one of his eyes is badly
bruised as result.
Emil Velikanje writes from Mime
apolis that the New Ulmites of the
Twin Cities will hold ''Get Together
Picnic'' at Como Park in st. Paul on
Sunday, the 18th of August. Friends
in New Ulm are cordially invited.
The marriage of Adolph Bierbaum
and Miss Helen Jahnke will be solem-
nized at the Lutheran church at 1870
O'Clock this evening. The Review
takes pleasure in Offering the young
couple it's heartiest congratul ations.
Company A and the Second Regi-
ment band returned from camp over
the Northwestern road Saturday even
ing. The boys were favored with
ideal weather throughout the entire
ten days and enjoyed their outing i'm
mensely.
John Pfarr, who came here with his
wife from LIE Sueur about three months
ago and took up his residence in the
home for aged people at St. Alex
ander's hospital, died there on Satur-
day at the advanced age of eighty
four years. It was only recently that
the aged couple celebrated their golden
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. J ohm HILBERT returned
to Winthrop Monday evening from
their honeymoon trip to the Pacific
coast. On their arrival at the Setter
House, of which Mrs. HILBERT has for
years been the proprietress, the citi-
zens rendered them reception and
the Winthrop band was on hand with
a serenade.