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

Chicago aud Milwaukee.
Mayor Silverson made an automo-
bile trip to the Flour City yesterday.
| George Welsch of Morton will be
secretary of the new state immigration
board
The ladies of the ST. Peter Sorosis
will be entertained today by Mrs. H.
L. Beecher.
Mrs. John Martin, formerly of this
city, is now conducting a hotel at
Montgomery.
Geo. Hauenstein came up from Min
neapolis Friday to spend a few days
with relatives.
The families of Fred Setter and f..
w. Johnson will go into camp at
Clear Lake this morning.
Miss Alice Pfefferle returned Satur-
day evening from prolonged visit
with her sister in Kenosha, Wis.
DR.. Vogel has sold the residence
property, formerly owned by Henry
Koehler, to Geo. Tauer for 81, 100.
William Kaufman of Lafayette has
secured a position as stenographer at
the Northwestern depot in Mankato.
r. P. Yates, the railroad engineer,
has been enjoying vacation since the
Goth. He will go back to work on the
1st.
Miss Lucy Mueller is suffering with
a severely sprained ankle. The mishap
occurred at a picnic at Clear Lake last
Sunday.
Emil Hage and Casper Olstad of
Hanska were of the party that went up
the Minnesota river in the Alcantara
Sunday morning.
Miss Frances Haubrich, who has
been attending the University summer
school in Minneapolis, returned to her
New Ulm home Saturday.
Rev. Eyrich, former-pastor of the
Friedens church, but now in charge
of a church at LIE Sueur, is spending
few days here with his son.
Mrs. 81. II. Vogelpohl was agreeably
surprised by number Of lady friends
Wednesday evening, the occasion
being the anniversary of her birth.
Mr.. Blatterman, the st. Louis rail
road official. spent Sunday here with
his wife, who is a guest at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen.
A South Dakota horse is the first
races. E. E. Miller, the circuit secre-
tary, thinks there will be an unusually
large number of entries this fall.
Charles Schuweiller of Golden and
Miss Mathilda Radl of Sleepy Eye
were married at Morgan yesterday.
The bride for number of years was
employed at the Dakota House in this
city.
Sanborn will have an old-fashioned
village celebration on the 3rd of Au-
gust. Among the attractions will be
ball game in which the Lam berton and
Springfield clubs will contest for a.
purse of S75.
G. NJ. Gress, J. P. Graft, and J. B.
Hickel came down from Sleepy Eye
yesterday to advertise the opening of
Sleepy Eyes new driving park next
Tuesday. They made the trip in Mr.
Gress new automobile
Franklin Rodgers fell from tree
whose branches he was trimming Mon.
day afternoon and in striking the &C.
ment sidewalk underneath disIocated
the knee joint of his right leg and also
fractured the knee-cap.
J. w. Brown started Friday on his
return trip to Valparaiso, Chill. He
goes by way of Europe, where he will
spend a few days in the interest of his
company, and thence through the Ar
gentine and over the mountains.
The eighteenth International con-
vention of the Catholic Order of
Foresters will be held in the old house
of representatives in St. Paul next
week. About 225 delegates from all
parts of the country are expected to
attend.
The possibility of having Catholic
church in Nicollet is assuming de-
finite form. Early next month a resi-
dent priest will take charge Of the
parish in place of Rev. Smalian of
ST. Peter, and in due time it is ex-
pected tina. a church edifce and par
sonage will be erected.
The new Sleepy Eye driving park
will be formally opened on Tuesday,
the 9th of August For the occasion
the program will include a dog and
pony show, a ball game between the
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