New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-08

Miss Lottie Mueller of Minneapolis
is visiting in the city.
City Engineer Blomquist spent the
Fourth with his parents at Stockholm,
Wis.
Mr., and Mrs. "A. w. Bingham re-
turned from Vermont Thursday after
noon
Misses Theresa and Anna Sturm
are visiting this week with Milwaukee
friends.
w. G. Haubrich has been attending
a jewelers. convention in ST. Paul
since Monday.
B.. f. Taylor, the steam laundry
proprietor, has made himself a present
of a Buick automobile.
The proposed parish priests resi-
dence in Searles will be built by Con-
tractor Gronau of New Ulm.
Carl Ring, an employe OF the Red
Wing Sewer Pipe Co., was here over
the Fourth, visiting with relatives.
Attorney Funk of this city was the
orator at Carver on the Fourth.
Cleveland Frederick spoke at Court
land.
Prof. Meyer of the college faculty is
visiting with friends at Beaver dam.
Wis. He is accompanied by his
family.
A. r. Kelm, president of the city
council of Sleepy Eye, was married
last Tuesday to Miss Carrie Bender of
Abelmann, Wis.
Hugo and Albert Hanft of st. Paul
were in town yesterday attending the
quarterly meeting of the directors of
the Minnesota Flint Rock Co.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson has been at
Franklin the past week assisting her
daughter, Mrs. DIN, in the care of the
latter's little child, Jennie, who is af-
f1icted with diphtheria.
Geo. Kraus Sr. was arrested Mon
day on complaint OF JOS. Kraus who
charges him with using abusive and
insulting language. The case will be
heard by Justice Brandt tomorrow.
By humping against kitchen table
on the morning of the Fourth the little
child of Fred Grunholz upset pot of
boiling water and in consequences wa 5
severely sealded about the face, arms
and body.
Mrs. Bratrud of Fountain, Mimi, a
sister Of Postmaster Peterson whom
she had not seen in over twenty years,
visited here yesterday. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Torkelson and
Mrs. Bratrud of ST. James.
Mrs. Siebert and her daughters,
Carrie and Hannah, both of whom
have been professional nurses in New
Ulm for number of years, Will leave
this week for Sykeston, North Dakota,
with the intention of making that city
their future home.
Secretary Clark of the Sleepy Eye
Poultry Association was in the city
Thursday consulting with the officers
OF the local association relative to the
dates for holding their annual poul-
try show. It was finally agreed that
the Sleepy Eye exhibit should be in
February.
Fred Olsen, the Nicollet county far
mer who was arrested few days ago
on the charge of stealing a sum of
money and certain other articles of
value from a residence in Winthrop,
pleaded guilty before Judge Morrison
last week and was sentenced to term
of four years in the states penitentia ry
at Saltwater.
During the sessions of the Mime
sofa Beekeepers in this city next
Saturday Hamlin v. Poore of Bird
Island will speak on Bookkeeping on
the Farm VIM. Russell, the state
bee inspector, will talk on "Why Bees
Sting and How to Prevent, N. r.
Francis, manager of the National
Beekeepers' Association, will tell of
Where and How Bees Gather Honey
and 81. L. Patthey of Minneapolis will
argue in behalf of what cooperation
can do for Minnesota beekeepers. At
two o'clock IN the afternoon there will
be a practical demonstration meeting
at A. j. Alwin's "Waldheim' on
College Heights and in the evening
there will be a general meeting at
Turner Hall.