New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. J. ii. SigeI spent the
week with relatives in Madison, Wis.
Mrs. M. Christensen and daughters
of Evan have removed to Denver,
Colo.
Miss Elsa Fritsche, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Z. A. Fritsche, is spending
the week with st. Peter relatives.
Warner Larson of Lafayette has
decided to become democratic cam
didate for register of deeds in N1collet
county.
DR.. Earl Current, the erstwhile foot
ball hero, is now located in the new
town of Mobridge, South Dakota, as
a practicing physician.
Miss Anna Green, a graduate of the
Sleepy Eye high school, has been en-.
gagged as principal Of the Golden
school for the coming year.
VIM. Muessing, the Lutheran paro-
chial school teacher, is suffering from
a severe case Of typhoid fever, contrac-
ted while attending synod meeting in
Mankato some weeks ago.
Gilbert W. Funk, the attorney, who
at one time was a member of the row
ing crew of the Minnesota Boat club,
was an interested eyewitness OF the
Minnesota and western Canada regatta
events in Winnipeg last week.
The regular season for one-night
attractions at the Turner Theatre this
year will be inaugurated on Septem-
Der 10th with a production of His
Highness, the Bey," a beautiful must
cal satire by the authors of "The
Time, the Place and the Grip and
The Girl Question
Second Assistant Postmaster Gener-
al McCleary has wired Postmaster
/ Peterson that the plans for the pro-
posed federal building will be ready
/ in about six weeks and that the con.
tract for its construction will be awar.
! ded in time to put in the found atior
this fall. For this much, many thanks
The Mems Club of the Congrega.
4 tional church are arranging for the
4 proper celebration Of the twenty fifth
annivers airy of the founding of the
. church in October. A banquet will bt
. a feature Of tie affair and it is hoped
3 that DR.. Samuel G. Smith, the eminen
4 St. Paul divine, can be secured fol
one of the principal addresses.
An outing party, composed of DR.
F. W. Fritsche, Adolf Wagner, Free
. Grebe, John Schrodt, John Hauen
stein Jr., Matt. Peterson and Anton
Wiesner, enjoyed a trip up the river il
the Alcantara Saturday afternoon, go
!, ing as far as Capt. Jacob Hinder
mann's, where they camped over night
and returning the next evening. TIL
distance from New Ulm to Hinder
! mann's, which is reckoned at forty iv
miles, was made in the record break
! ing time of hours and 20 minutes.
On Saturday A. j. Esser receive
s the painful news from Madison. Wis
I consin, that his only sister, Mrs
Koellen, had been almost instantl
killed through being struck by a NOV
ing train while driving across til
: railroad tracks in the outskirts of tn
city. Mrs. Koellen lived near Mad
: son and it was while going to town t
consult a physician regarding a
| operation that had been performe
i only the week before that she met he
f untimely and shocking death. He
little four-year-old daughter was wit
: her at the time but came out of th
> collision without the slightest injur
3 as far as is known. Details of til
/ sad affair, however, are meagre. Nh
t Esser left for Madison immediatel
. upon receiving the terrible news an
) is not expected to return until tt
81 morrow