New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-07-03

Sou !" ds brdnsactlng business here
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Brsst have re-
turned from months stay at Colfsx
Springs, Iowa.
VIM. StoIl will occupy the GronauI
residence on South Franklin street
after August lst.
Prof. ]. Rentz and wife of st. Paul
have been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
.Theo. Wehye the past week.
Ernst Kienlin was over from Fair
fax last week and purchased fine
Haddorf piano from A. Danielson.
Henry Schuster, the Rochester brew
er, spent portion of Wednesday aud
Thursday here calling on his friends.
A large number of New Ulm people
enjoyed picnic at Martin MueEer's
place on the opposite side OF the river
Sunday.
Mrs. Hartman OF st. Paul has been
a guest the past few days at the home
of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Albert
Behnke.
Fred Mishe, an employe of the New
Ulm Stone company, will leave today
for ST. Cloud. He goes there to visit
his parents.
Miss Catherine Kruger arrived here
from British Columbia last week and
is paying visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Kruger.
Rev. Appel of Springfeldwas elected
vice president of the Minnesota dis
trict of the Evangelical Lutheran
Synodof Ohio at Mapleton last week.
Company A and the Second Regi-
ment band have arranged for guard
mount this evening. The event will
take place in the western part of the
city at s O'Clock.
The city council last evening APP
proved Of the recommendation of the
Board of PUBLIC Works that the
sewers on Minnesota street be extended
from Second South to Fifth South
4 street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Reinharts
celebrated their tin wedding at the
home of the formers brother, Peter
Reinharts, in Sige1 Saturday even
ing. The latter's birthday anniver-
sary falling on the same day the
celebration was doubly interesting.
! About twenty five members of the
local council of knights of Columbus
participated in the initiation of a
class of fifty candidates at Mankato
Sunday afternoon. The first degree
was conferred by the Mankato coun-
cil's team, the second by the Rochester
degree team and the third by a team
. from Winona.
Mrs. NJ. Mullen received telephone
message from ST. Peter Monday eve.
ming announcing the sudden death oil
her elder sister, Mrs. Anna Mulvehill.
The aged lady showed no signs of ill.
ness up to the time of her death and
her sudden demise consequently came
as a great shock to her relatives and
! a host of friends.
1t will interest many of the militia
boys of town to learn that Capt. Kelly
has resigned as captain of Battery
OF the Minnesota national guard
Capt. Kelly has been connected will
! the guard for nineteen years and thu
2 reason assigned for his resignation il
lack of time to devote to the battery
While cultivating a corn field las
; week, r. H. Lille of Lafayette town
.. ship plowed up an unexploded CUR
shell weighing in the neighborhooc
of thirty-fve pounds. The shell is one
of those used in target practice by the
batteries under command of Mai. Aller
during their practice here three years
ago.
The st. Johns society of Sleepy
Eye held it's annual meeting early il
the week and elected the following
officers: President, William Brust
vice president, Alois Bertrand; secre
tary, Wenzel Sellner; corresponding
secretary, p. P. Schmitz; treasurer
Mike Seidl; marshal, August Matter
trustees, 81. G. Hillesheim, George
Martinka and M. Kiefer; directors
: Mike Seidl, Wenzel Soukup, Antor
Steffen, Anton Ruby, H. G. Hilles
helm, John schroepfer and E. p
| Schmitz.
W. F. Mckay of Duluth, E. H.
Thornton of Benson and A. B. Hiltor
of Minneapolis, special commissioners
,. appointed to recount the vote cast a,
: the last general election for the so
called wide-open tax and good roads
amendments. were in the city Thurs