New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-28

2. 6. Vogel and Andrew Eckstein
were visitors at Camp Lakeview last
Friday and Saturday.
The announcement is given out that
Albert Wandersee, former student
OF Dr.. NJ. Luther College will be
married to Miss Elizabeth Benz of
Moltke Aug. l.
Inc hrst messenger OF the approach
ing harvest and threshing time was
heard last Monday. VIM. Vogelpohl.
Christ Fllzen and Joe Wech were
threshing their first crop of rye and
they report splendid results.
The ladies Turnverein society on
Wednesday evening reelected the fol.
lowing officers: Mrs. Geo. Schmidt
President, Mrs. Henry Engel Secre-
tary aad Mrs. Frank Burg Treasurer.
| The building committee of the DR..
artln Luther College held meeting
last Saturday at Mankato. It was de-
clded to erect an entire concrete four
story building l54x37 in size and all
material to be furnished, as far as
possible, by New Ulm industries. Ar
chitect Scheppel of Mankato will fur
nlsh the plan and specifications.
| G. e. Viehman of ST. Paul was in
the city last Wednesday and Thursday
in the interest of the Stallion Regis
tration Board. The matter of viola
ton in connection with the stallion
law was the principal point of issue in
connection with his visit. The Stall
lion Registration Board is at present
very busy looking up all matters per.
tanning to the strict observance of all
regulations.
On Friday last Mrs. Helmes, Mrs.
f. w. johnson and Mrs. W. G. Alvin
took a trip in the Helmes automobile
to Mankato to visit with their sister,
Mrs. Fred Spoerhase who had been
very sick for some time. They found
Mrs. Spoerhase's condition so much
improved that she felt strong enough
to join the party on their return trip.
She is now visiting with Mrs. W. G..
Alvin in this city.
On Sunday a party of about twenty
people chartered the swift and commo-
dlous Alcantara for trip up the
beautiful Minnesota to enjoy an out
ing at Wagners Saw Mill. All report
| q pleasant and delightful time and
everyone who has had an opportunity
to enjoy ride on one of our crafts
wonders why the people of New Ulm
do not avail themselves more frequent.
ly OF one of the finest and most health.
ful summer sports such as a ride or
the water offers.
Early Tuesday morning Louis Guem
mer was seriously injured on the tracks
of the Eagle Roller Mills. While the
men we're setting car and pushing i
along the track by hand Mr.. Guemmel
accidentally got in between the SLOW
moving car and the corner of one O
the buildings which is close to thu
track. His left arm was badly crushed
and several ribs were broken, fortu
nately escaping other fatal injuries
He was taken to the hospital and &C
cording to the latest reports is doing
tolerably we'll under the circumstances
/ The Review is reliably informed tn
the two youngest bandits Harold Ro
gers and Floyd Bertrand who figured
in the bold hold-up of the Northwes
tern depot have made application t.
the court for permission to plead gull
ty and receive sentence rather thar
wait and go through the regular for
malities of court trial. Judge Olser
has granted their request and has SCI
Aug. 4th as the day for the hearing
This will take place 10 O'Clock a. M
in the court house at New Ulm. It il
understood that they will plead guilty
to the charge of second degree-lar
ceny. The maximum penalty will b.
FIVE years.
On the Rifle Range.