New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-12
Mrs. Otto Setter returned Satur day
from her river trip To ST. Louis.

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from her river trip to st. Louis.
Miss Belle Letrault of Faribault
entertained by her friend, Miss Lydia
Schilling.
Miss Emily Kaschau went to Vino
ma Wednesday for ten days visit
with friends
Rev. Hjetland of Winthrop will oe-
cupy the pulpit of the Congregation al
church next Sunday.
The family Of Grain Inspector Ed
wards returned the other day from
months visit in Duluth.
There will be midsummer nights
festival and band concert at Turner
Hall park this evening.
The last day for candidates for coun-
ty Offices to file is August 10Th, twenty
days before the primaries.
John Henle now has his insurance
Office in the Quense building in con.
junction with the Henle harness shop.
The Morgan club shut out the Sleepy
Eye players in a spirited game at
Morgan Sunday afternoon. Score,
to 0.
Mrs. W. F. Cavanaugh and children
have brought their summers visit in
New Ulm to close and returned to
Sleepy Eye.
VIM. Mueller and family of Spring
field and Attorney Albert W. Mueller
of Minneapolis were visitors in the
city Sunday.
Martin Eyrich, q former resident of
this city, is now holding down the
editorial chair for German paper in
Sioux Falls.
Herman A. Vogelpohl went to
Wallace, Idaho, last week to install a
new pipe organ in the First Metho dist
church of that city.
After visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Johanna Popp, for number of weeks,
Mrs. Cook returned to her home in
Fertile Monday morning.
Harry B. Fill, one of the deputy
bank examiners OF the state, came
down from the west Saturday after
noon to spend Sunday at the Dakota.
Henry Seifert, the young telegraph
operator who has had charge of an
Office at Grafton, North Dakota, for
couple of months, returned to New
Ulm yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Folimann, accompanied by
Miss Adelyn Liesch, will leave for
Chicago Friday morning to select her
stock of fall millinery. She will be
absent from New Ulm about two
weeks.
Mr.. Lund, the land speculator whose
tragic death is recorded in another
column, was a brother-in of John
G. Koch, a New Ulmite now living at
Candy. Mr.. Koch married Mr.. Lund s
sister.
The annual retreat of the priests OF
the archdiocese of ST.. Paul will be
held at St. Paul's Seminary from
August Oath to 9th, Rev. Father
Murphy of Philadelphia acting as con
ductor. Revs. Sandmeyer and Scherer
of New Ulm, Manner of Searles and
Pozek of st. George will attend.
Karl Kruse, a dwarf who was a
familiar character to most of the
people of New Ulm, died Sunday morn.
ing at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Bohrmann in Milford. Kruse was
born in Hagen, Westphalia, and came
to this country nearly fifty years ago.
He lived to reach the remarkable age
of ninety-fve.
D. W. Vomhof, the Lutheran paro.
chial school teacher in CORTLAND for
several years past, has been chosen to
succeed II. II. Drill as manager of the
Nicollet County Cooperative Store in
that village, Mr.. Drill having been
compelled to retire from active work
on account of ill health. John Raedke
Of Fairfax will take charge of tine
school.
Democratic primaries to elect dele
gates to the county convention to be
held in this city next Friday afternoon
are scheduled for this evening. In
the First ward in this city the caucus
will be held in the commissioners
room in the court house, in the Second
ward at the old German Park school
house and in the Third ward at the
office of the city clerk. The polls in
all the precincts will be open from &c
till $50 o'clock.
VIM. N. Amundson, the well-known
vocal teacher, has launched in his
home city of St. Peter new business
enterprise to be known as the ssAmund-
son Manufacturing Company and
Il Fl, n, IL.