New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-21
o. A. Johnson of Hanska transac-
ted business in the city last week.

Born, on thursday, TO the FANNY
of Charles Ries in Milford, girl.
Mrs. Emil Frenzel is visiting with
relatives and friends in Minneapolis.
Ed. Cordes and wife spent several
days last week with relatives in Nicol-
let.
E. Ryfae has returned from three
weeks visit with his father at Alma,
Wis.
Miss Hildegarde Julius is spending
her vacation with relatives at Mime
apolis.
Fred Meyer of Milford has COM
pleted large barn on his farm last
Saturday.
Adam J. Peters has let the contract
for his new residence on North Broad
way to F. Keute & Co.
Alb. Leibold has accepted fine
position with the Mankato Heating
and Plumbing company.
Mrs. Close left Monday morning for
Morse, Wis, to visit with her father
Mr.. Hallack. She will be gone about
four weeks.
Mayor Geo. P. Forster and family
of Springfield visited last Sunday
with his parents in Sigel and rela-
tives in the city.
F. Meyer and daughter, Meta have
left Sunday for Thief River Falls to
visit with Mrs. Chas. Roebbecker, a
sister of Mr.. Meyer.
Rev. G. Gutknecht who had been
visiting with his mother and brother
in the city returned to his home in
Wayne County, Nebr. last Monday.
Miss Anna Klare who has been en-
ployed with the Minnesota Central
Telephone Co. has resigned to accept
position with a Telephone Co. at
Aberdeen, S. D.
Miss Hattie Alvin of st. Paul is
visiting this week with her uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Alvin.
The latter gave party Tuesday even
ing in honor of her niece.
Otto Schell's birthday anniversary
was duly celebrated last Wednesday
evening. The End regiment band
furnished the music and as usual the
occasion was enjoyed by every one
present.
Louis Saffert driving Gutknechts
meat wagon was severely injured last
Friday in runaway on North Ger
man Str. He was thrown out of the
wagon and had his left leg and hand
| badly bruised.
The next popular concert of the End
| Regiment band will be held at Ger
man park Sunday evening next. The
boys will return from camp on Sat-
urday and will certainly be in pink
of condition as they had splendid
| opportunity to practice up during the
| camp days. ..
Henry Fuerst of Chicago who has
Seen visiting in the city for the last
three weeks with the Hauenstein family
has returned last Sunday being called
home on important business that re-
quires his personal attention. Mr..
Fuerst may likely come back to New
Ulm and return to Chicago with his
party in the big touring car in which
they came up from Chicago some time
| ago.
Immediately before going to press
| last week communication about the
Schrader-Silver wedding was handed
US which in order to find publication
at all in that issue had to go in with
out the editors retouching. In as
much as the article was deficient in
rhetorical arrangement and we, edi-
tor:ally, take pride in presenting to
our readers clear and concise matter
we offer this as an explanation.
| Last Saturday Ernst Sauer, rural
mail carrier, was in great danger of
being seriously hurt by the runaway
team of Albert Schlumpberger of
Lafayette. The team pulling heavy
wagon with hayrack came dashing
down upon Sauer's sulky, breaking it
and throwing him quite a distance.
He escaped with few bruises. On
their mad run the run away team
smashed several mail boxes and COM
pletely demolished the wagon
AS stated elsewhere New Ulm is
likely to have a new industry. j. W.
Atkinson, formerly with the Shirt
factory at st. Peter has been making
efforts to locate in our city and the
Review sincerely hopes that the gentle
man sees his way clear te cast his lot
with New Ulm. The city council has