New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-08

tend this, the biggest county 1alr IN
Minnesota.
Labor Day.
The day which Is set aside to do |
honor to and recognize the dignity"
of labor was observed in this city last |
Monday. The ''Arbeiterverein" had
charge of all arrangements and these
were creditably carried out under the
auspices of this society. At l.30 the
parade formed in front of Schell's
hall and headed by the End Regiment
Band marched through several streets
up to Hermann's Heights. After a few
selections by the band Chairman
Marschner introduced Mayor Graft as
"New Ulm's first may or who was born
in the city over which he now pre-
Sides" Mr.. Graf welcomed the
audience and congratulated New Ulm
for the splendid conditions which
have always existed between capital
and labor and furthermore sail of US
can be, proud of the fact that we live
in the greatest country on earth and
in the greatest state of this country
and again in the finest city of this
great state.'' The editor of the Re-
view and Post was next introduced as
the principal speaker. Labor, the
Producer of Wealth. was his subject
and he maintained that it is only
through the recognition of this fact
that the dignity of labor can be main
tanned. 1t is through class conscious
ness and not through the medium and
instrumentality of political parties
that labor will eventually come into
it's own and hold the position as the
fundamental factor in the nation S
welfare and wealth.
After the speaking refreshments were
served and dancing was enjoyed by a
large number. The weather was ideal
and the celebration drew out large
, crowd. During the afternoon most all
business houses were closed
Mrs. D. J. Meyerpeter of Denver is
: visiting with the Chas. Kaiser family.
Mrs. Geo. Grimm of Lamberton is
9 visiting with her mother, Mrs. There's
:, Schneider.
e Albert Pelant of New Prague, MINI.
i is in the city for few weeks visiting
b with relatives.
S Mrs. VIM. G. Alvin will leave mex
It Thursday for st. Paul to visit with
g her sister Mrs. G. 81. Helmes.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche was in ST. Pau
$ over Sunday attending the Germa
d Day celebrations in that city.
;, John Langmack, cashier of the Stat,
Bank of Candy, Mimi, and family ar,
visiting with relatives in the city.
y DR.. George Koch of Minneapolis
, arrived in this city Monday and viii
>. visit for few days with his parents
/ John Hauenstein Jr.. Prof. r. Fisch
L er, J. Wech and Louis CHASER ar,
enjoying hunting trip to Mulligan
Prof. r. Fischer, teacher of chemis
4 try in the State University, Madison
Wis, is visiting with his sister, Mrs
a L. G. Bell.
NJ. Mullen and Chas. Stuebe sr. ar
q in Morristown. S. D., experimenting
the shipping of cattle from that plac
j to Chicago.
q Mrs. S. D. Peterson and cousin Mis-
4 George OF Mankato went to For
i Ridgely last Thursday and assisted il
81 celebrating the 5Oth birthday anniyers
81 airy of Mrs. Curtis Merkle, sister O
/ Mrs. Peterson.
= Mrs. S. Pfefferle will have a gran,
], opening next Monday, Sept. 18th a
her millinery parlors and the ladie
= are cordially invited to inspect an
examine the splendid new stock of fal
4 and winter millinery goods. Mrs
Pfefferle carries nothing but the bes
and only the latest fashions.
The Eagle Roller Mill was visite
Hast week by the following agents an
representatives: A. J.. Majors {
Iowa, Geo. Daut of Ohio, Wn
Kamerer Of A. Schmidt & Co., whole
sale flour dealers in Cincinnati, @
+ Jacob Lowenburg, baker, and OFT
Bremhorst, Wholesale grocer, {
OttumWa, Iowa.