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

Miss Selma Frenzel spent portion
ofthe week with Mankate friends.
The city council last evening appro-
pria ted 800 for the relief OF the Gin
ton cyclone sufferers
Miss Marie Bachmann of Sleepy
Eye visited with her New Ulm friends
the greater portion OF the week.
George Doster, a former New Unite
now living in Lamberton, has gone TO
Idaho to look over the country.
As the result OF a fall early last
week Mich. Schmidt, the blacksmith,
is at the hospital, nursing broken
shoulder blade.
Milan Velikanje and wife of Mime
apolis arrived in the city yesterday
for brief visit with old friends. They
are stopping at the Dakota House.
81. E. Samuelson, the political re-
porter of the st. Paul Pioneer Press
has been spending a weeks vacation
at his parents home in Bern adotte.
Bert Stringer, one of the crack
players of the New Ulm ball team, has
gone to Cadillac, Michigan, to accept
"a position as instructor in CONNER
cial business college.
Rev, Sauter occupied the pulpit Of
the German Methodist church at Mud
Lake Sunday forenoon and in the eve
ming delivered an English sermon at
the Methodist church in Fairfax.
Anna Limberger, a county charge
who is afflicted with consumption, was
taken to the state sanitarium at
Walker yesterday morning by Andrew
j. Eckstein, chairman of the county
board.
AS it's share of the two per cent
collected by the state from the fire
, premiums paid in Minnesota during
the past year the New Ulm fire depart
ment received last week the sum of
1866 %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wagner or
North German street are enjoying a
brief visit from their son, Prof. George
Wagner, who holds the chair Of
zoology in the University of Wiscon.
sin at Madison.
Mrs. Frank friedman in fall from
a step-ladder yesterday morning sus.
tanned a double fracture of her left
arm, one bone breaking near the
shoulder and another at the wrist. II
will be some weeks before she will
have anything like her accustomed
use of the injured member.
| Since receiving the injury to his
right arm some weeks ago William
Huevelmann has found it impossible
/ to take care of his work as he woulG
| like to and he has therefore engaged
the services of Frank Emmerich tc
carry out his sprinkling contract with
the city during the balance of The
season.
p. A. Pfefferle, the druggist, is
entertaining his patrons this week with
photographic reproductions of the
speeches of William Jennings Bryan
The records, which were taken at Mr.
Bryan's home at "Fairview," near
Lincoln, are so perfect that one who
has ever heard the Commoner cannot
fail to recognize their genuineness.
~ The board of trustees of DR.. Martin
fEuther College will hold meeting
next Tuesday to take action on the
resignation of Prot. Schaller, the
seminary director, whose intention ii
is to accept the call from Wauwatosa
Wis. After Prof. Schaller's resigna-
ton has been accepted, it will take al
least a month, under the peculiar rules
prevailing in the synod, to select his
successor.
Macmillan Dick, a st. Peter artist
who is we'll and favorably known in
New Ulm, is soon to become a mem.
Der of the faculty of one of the fore.
most schools of music in America.
For several weeks the Bush Temple Of
Music in Chicago has been negotiat-
ing with Mr.. Dick, and this week, says
the st. Peter Herald, he was notified
that his terms having been accepted
he would be placed at the head of the
violin department.