New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-14

Engineer Ralph Yates will hereafter
make his residence in Sleepy Eye.
August Hummel has been business
visitor in the Windy City since Sum
day.
DIR. O'DonnelI and wife are contem-
plating an automobile trip to Cincin-
natl.
Mrs. Martin Hose entertained Mon
day evening in honor of Mrs. Bertha
Mueller.
VIM. Silverson of Cincinnati is ex-
pected here on his annual visit about
the first of Septem Der.
Fred Kropperman has closed his
blacksmith shop in Searles and will
seek a new location elsewhere.
A dozen or more young people of
town spent Sunday picnicking at An
drew Biebel's place in West Newton.
Roy Setter of Minneapolis and Miss
Irene Stigney of Spokane, Wash, are
spending the week with Mr.. Settlers
parents.
81. L. Beecher goes to Iowa next
week in the interests of the Eagle Mill
company and to visit his old home at
Fort Dodge.
Miss Rosella Thompson, the Eagle
mill stenographer, is enjoying three
weeks vacation at her home in Min
nesota Lake.
B. Stockman has received from Scot
land the news that his brother, Stuart,
who recently visited him in this coun-
try, is soon to be married.
The Schumacher Brewing Co. has
purchased a fine team of draught hor-
ses from Chas. Braun of CORTLAND.
The team brought over $500.
G. F. Haglin, the Minneapolis con-
tractor who is putting up the Eagle
Mill company's mammoth new ware
house, spent Sunday at the Dakota
with his wife and boy.
Max Pfaender, son of VIM. Pfaen-
der Jr., has secured position in the
forestry division of the agricultural
departmental Washington. The young
man is coming to the front rapidly.
A. G. Won Hagen and family drove
down from Sleepy Eye Sunday after
noon and took supper at the Dakota.
They were accompanied by Louis Piper
and Stanley Brooks of Minneapolis.
Jos. Everling, who graduated from
the New Ulm high school nine years
ago, is about to undertake course
in mineralogy in the Rapid City Min
ing School at Rapid City, South
Dakota.
The Cuddy-Cavanaugh Co. will
build the ditch draining the slough
along the bluff in the western part OF
the city for S2,S07. The stone or con-
crete sewer at the south end of the
ditch will cost in the neighborhood Of
81, 500 additional.
John Arhard, the aged Civil wal
veteran, was taken to the Soldiers
Home by Comrades Pfefferle and
Marschner on Monday. The attempt
made Saturday afternoon to have
him committed to the asylum at ST.
Peter was unsuccessful.
A. j. Ochs had talk with Mr. Hef
felfinger at Minneapolis Saturday anG
brings back the information that New
Ulm can secure a shoe factory en-
ploying two hundred people if it il
willing to meet the offer of othe1
towns. Now let's hear something be
sides talk.
Mrs. M. Mullen entertained a large
party of friends Friday evening il
honor of Mrs. Blattermann of ST
Louis. In the awarding Of prize!
high scores were found to have beer
made by Mesdames Liesch and Held
and low scores by Mrs. Buessman1
and Miss Eichmann.
| Mrs. B. Follmann. Mrs. Sarah Pfef
ferle, Miss Martha Eichmann and Miss
Anna Schaefer will go to Chicago mex
Friday afternoon to remain until abou
the first OF September. The two weeks
intervening they will spend between
| ChicaC0 and milwaukee, h,, uinr tboi