New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-05

Miss Iona Setter of Minneapolis i
visiting in the city.
| An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs a
schreyer died yesterday morning.
Miss Ida Koch will entertain at her
home on the College hill at whist next
Tuesday.
Miss Cora johnson has been en-
gagged to teach next year in District
81 in Rernadotte.
a daughter was born Monday fore
noon to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Koss-
mann of CORTLAND.
A. G. Ochs and family of Springfield
were visitors over Sunday with the
family OF j. A. Ochs on Broadway.
The city council last evening ordered
a sewer to be constructed on Centre
street between Minnesota and German.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jacob Haubrich re-
celved visit last week from their
daughter, Mrs. Fosburg of Mime
apolis. Mrs. Fosburg was accom-
panied by her husband.
DR.. J. S. Young, the Mankato Nor
NAL professor who delivered the COM
mencement address for the New Ulm
high school this year, will speak at
the Congrega tional next Sunday
morning.
DR.. Vogel has sold his Ford run
about to DR.. Mott of Wells. A new
machine will be purchased by the New
Ulm physician, but just at present he
is undecided as to what make he pre-
fers.
I Mrs. Julia Downing, widow
woman OF eighty-one years living with
her daughter, Mrs. Dewanz, in Mil
ford, died Saturday morning of old
age. Her remains were taken to
Minneapolis on Monday for burial
Sheriff Gerber of Ramsey county
has gone to Sandusky, Ohio, to bring
back Henry Reimer, a former New
@Ulm boy, who is wanted in ST. Paul
on statutory charge, the complain.
ant being Mary Klos. Reimer, it is
stated, will return without reuuisitior
papers.
A four-year-old son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Macho of Sleepy Eye dice
Saturday from the effects of carbolit
acid poisoning. The child obtained
a bottle of the acid from pantry
shelf and succeeded in drinking quit,
a portion of the contents of the via
before being discovered.
1 A party of st. Peter gentlemen, in
Guiding Messrs. Donahower, Knoll
Essler, Reynolds, Sackett, Poetz, ant
Rinkel, are having hunting lodg
erected on Beans Point, Swan Lake
The lodge is being built in the mos
approved fashion with every convent
ence possible, as the genial owner
intend to use it as a summer cottag
for their families as we'll as an abod
for themselves during the duck hunt
ing season.
/ The Review has been sending GU
this week a great many bills for sub
scription. Under the new ruling o
the postoffice department newspaper.
cannot be sent through the mails with
out mourning great deal of expens,
unless they are paid in advance. W,
trust therefore that our patrons vii
be prompt in sending in their remit
tances. We do not wish to lose an,
OF them as readers, but it just as es
sential that none of them should be il
arrears.
! lightning set fire to the city cleo
trio light and waterworks station be
tween the hours of eleven and twelv,
O'Clock Monday evening but promp
turning in of the fire alarm and al
equally prompt turning out of the de
partment caused the flames to be ex
tinguished before any particula
damage could be done. The incident
however, fortunate as it was in tn
! outcome, furnishes the most strikin!
and incontrovertible argument in be
/ half of the speedy construction of al
ample and pressure-supplying re
servoir.
It will be welcome news to many il
New Ulm to learn that Prof. Adolpl
Ackermann returned to his home il
this city Saturday from his third yea
of summer school work at the Univer
sity of Wisconsin bringing with hir
! the coveted degree of "Ma ster O