New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-02
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Klingler died Yesterday.

Hubert Berg has been business
visitor in st. Paul since Sunday.
September 18th is the date chosen
for the annual old settlers picnic at
Turner Hall park.
Gen. Bobleter was confined to his
bed most of the week with an attack of
kidney complaint.
Miss Elsie Koch has been engaged
as one OF the teachers in the public
schools of Lake City.
Mrs. Edward Koos of Kenosha is
paying visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Pfeferle.
A ssworkingmen's dance will be
given at the Star Hall on the evening
OF Labor day, Sept. 7th.
The Mankato base ball team de-
feated Sleepy Eyes crack club Sun
day with a score of IL to @.
Mrs. Newhart of Minneapolis is be-
ing entertained this week at the home
OF Prof. and Mrs. Critchett.
Mrs. G. S. Loveland, nee Shields,
OF Huron, South Dakota, was here
last week visiting old friends.
DR.. George Koch came down from
Minneapolis Monday evening to put
in few days chicken hunting.
Fred Meier OF North Dakota, former
manager of the Minnesota Seed Com
pany's plant, was in the city yester-
day.
The fall term at DR.. Martin Luther
College opened this morning with
Prof. Ad. Alderman as temporary
director.
Prof. Meyer of the college faculty
returned yesterday morning from at
tending a Lutheran synod session at
Gresham, Nebraska,
Fred Sommer came up from. st.
Paul Monday evening to investigate
the damage done to the Sommer build
ing by Sunday nights fire.
Miss Emma Green, who has been
spending the summer with her parents,
Editor and Mrs. James J. Green, re-
turned to st. Paul Thursday.
On Monday Hummel Bros, out of
appreciation of the splendid work
done by the fremen, sent the chief of
the department check for S25.
Mic Reinhart of Courtland has filed
as democratic candidate for county
commissioners in the district composed
of the towns of Courtland, Nicollet
and CRANKY.
The Dougherty Stock Co. played at
the Turner Theatre four nights last
week, giving excellent satisfaction.
Particularly pleasing were the pro-
auctions of "The Slave Girl" and
'sThe Parish PRIEST
Miss Minnie Schoch of Chicago will
arrive here the latter part of the
month to spend few weeks with
relatives and friends. On Oct 3rd
she will give an Evolutionary recital
at the Turner Theatre.
Ralph Riggs and an excellent com
pany of comedians and singers will
hold the boards at the Turner Theatre
the lastf four nights of nextweek. They
will present such plays as 1.-THE Col
lege Boy" and ''It's All on the Quiet. .
During the past week Mrs. Chas.
Silverson has been enjoying visit
from her sisters. Misses Cora and
Clara fancy of ST. Paul. She has
also had as guests Miss Mccoy Of
Mound City, Missouri, and Miss
Cundiss of Oshkosh, Wis.
State Senator Patrick Fitzpatrick
of Winona died Monday evening at a
sanitarium in Milwaukee after an i'll.
ness of a year. The deceased legisla.
tor was the father of Miss Fitzpatrick
who at one time was teacher in the
New Ulm public schools.
While Vim. Pehling of Courtland
was driving into town along Front
street early last week, his horses were
frightened by passing automobile
and MIR. Pehling was thrown from his
buggy with rather serious conse-
quences. His collar bone and one Of
his hip bones were broken in the fall.
Labor day will be celebrated al
Fort Hill park, on the shores of beau
tiful Lake Hanska, with addresses by
Attorney Haycraft Of Madeiia and
Hon. Silver Serumgard, the blind
orator of North Dakota. Serumgard
is one of the leading figures in the
democratic party of the Flickertai]
state and his presence at Fort Hill is
an event of note. He has the reputa-
tion~of being one of the best speakers
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