New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-08
Born-A girl last Sunday to Mr.,

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and Mrs. j. Z. Cuddy.
Julius Krause made business trip
to st. Paul last Monday.
Remember the Brown County Fair
next week. Sept. Ii, IA and Is.
Fair-Dance Wednesday evening Sep
TENDER 18th at the Opera House.
Frenzel Bros. commenced erecting
an Office building near their pop fac
tory.
John Schneider was in Iowa the first
part of the week, looking after his land
interests.
Mrs. Max Toltz and Mrs. Kraemer
of st. Paul are visiting with the arl
Crone family.
Mrs. Hellriegel left on Monday for
Madison, s. D. where she will be per-
manently located.
Albert Knees and wife; 81. Pfaender
and wife, John Becker and wife are in
st. Paul taking in the State Fair.
Miss Gretchen Behnke left for
Minneapolis Monday to visit with
friends and to attend the State Fair.
DIED-On Thursday the four year
old boy of Andrew W off. The burial
took place Saturday forenoon from
Holy Trinity church.
Tony Schiller is reported as having
brought to town the first bunch of
ducks-l2 in number--which he shot
Tuesday morning near CORTLAND.
Miss Theresa Sturm, stenographer
of the Minnesota Health Associ alton 8
Office, left Saturday for St. Paul to
spend weeks vacation in that city.
P. J. Soukop bought the Adam Epper
farm in Brighton, Nicollet county. he
| paid $40, 900 for 280 acres. The farm
is located near Swan Lake, II miles
from New Ulm.
The Organ recital Sunday evening
, at the German M. E. church was a de-
cided success and veritable musica
feast for all who had the good fortune
to attend. DR.. Norman Lough is ;
: master on the pipe organ and fin
interpreter of classical music.
The ladies of St. Anne Court, W
c. O. F. are to be congratulated TO
the success they have attained at tn
Harvest Festival in the Catholic parl
last Sunday. The gratifying result
: are due to the careful arrangement
y and tie earnest preparatory work o
e the ladies. There was large gather
ing and everyone reports an enjoya bl
: time.
The Brown County Agricultural
: Assn have secured the Lachma
Carnival Co., to furnish excellent al
" fractions for the Brown Co. Fair
:, Sept. Is, IA and Is. The performance
d of this company are of a high stand
S ard and all who visit them are as
sured clean attractions, courteou
s treatment and a good time. Thi
Ie company is spoken of very tavorabl
o by the press. There is not sing
,e Objectionable feature to any of tn
in shows. Remember the dates.
The entertainment and dance give
t. by Harmony Camp No. 2097 M. W.
70 last Saturday evening proved to /
a. an enjoyable event. Council Edge
e. Small presided. Excellent VOC
Dr. music was furnished by New Ulm
we'll known male quartette and instr
mental music by Miss Laura Krau
and a either solo by Miss L. Sinai
o The recitation by Miss Triton W;
80 greatly appreciated. District Dep
- E. B. Powers was the star of tt
~ evening. He gave number of con
cal songs and recitations Whit
e. brought down the house. Mr.. Powe
Do is not only first class organizer
IT, splendid entertainer. FollOwil
ur this, dancing was enjoyed by the lar|
ly gathering. An excellent supper w
IT. served by the Royal Neighbors,
auxiliary to the Modern Woodme
us Mr.. Powers has been very SUGGEST
ly in securing large number of cano
B. dates who will be taken into the ord
vn in the near future. The Mode
ng Woodmen of America are over ,OC
zee 600 members strong and paid ov
he S73, 100000 to benefciaries of mel
j. bers. The local camp is in fiouris
inn non ditinn