New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-09-07

Mrs. r. Collins, who visited some
time ago at Prairie Du CHEN, return
ed to that place, Thursday, to visit
with her son. James, who is in the
sanitarium at that place, owing to a
severe attack of rheumatism.
Your kidney trouble may be of long
standing, it may be either acute or
chronic, but whatever it is Foley's
Kidney Remedy will aid you to get
rid of it quickly and restore your
natural health and vigor. Gone bottle
of Foley's Kidney Remedy made me
well, " said j. Sibbull OF Grand View,
Wis. Commence taking it now. 0.
M. Olsen.
Elsewhere the reader will find an
announcement by Mrs. S. A. Pfeferle
regarding the fall opening at her
millinery store, Sept. Is. The New
Ulm ladies will certainly be fully re-
warded by attending this opening.
Mrs. PfefferIe offers the latest styles
in fall and winter goods.
Alex. Waibel last Thursday return
ed from his trip through northern
Minnesota. He bought a 120 acre
tract of heavy timber land in Roseau
County, Ia miles from the Canadian
border line. He IS very much pleased
with the conditions he found in north.
arn Minnesota
4 The Scenic's Western dramas have
been greatly enjoyed by all who have
seen them. Why not take look for
yourself.
Wd. Eibner and wife left last Mon
day morning for New York city and
the east where Mr.. Eibner will attend
the annual convention of the Catholic
German Central Verein. Mr.. Eibner
who is one of the ten Minnesota State
Delegates will also visit Montreal
where he will attend the Eucharistie
Congress next Sunday.
The Official announcement is given
out that Old Settlers Picnic, which is a
permanent and popular institution of
New Ulm and vicinity, will be held
Sept Is in Turner Park. All the old
settlers are requested to be present on
that day. Every body should make it
a point to come and thereby doing
honor to those people who came here
in the early days.
At the regular meeting of the Turn
verein last Saturday it was decided to
celebrate the jain memorial on Sun
day, Sept. rs. The celebration is for
members of the Turnverein and their
invited guests only. Martin Mueller.
VIM. Tiedemann and F. W. Fritsche
are on the arrangement committee.
The festivities will be held on the
Pfaender homestead near the monu-
ment stone.
Mrs. Wasterson, of Lamberton, who
is visiting with Mrs. John Arbes, ar
rived in time to attend the Harvest
Festival given by the Christian
Mothers Society at the Catholic park,
Sunday. She was delighted with the
magnificent Catholic church and school
building and the modern conveniences
of the church in general. This is Mrs.
Wasterson's first visit to New Ulm.
At a special meeting of the City
Council last Friday night the contract
for laying the water mains to DR..
Martin Luther College was awarded
to Grebe & Emmerich for 1854. The
sewer contract was given to Lars
Oyern of st. Peter for 1926. In this
contract is included the building of
the sceptic tank and the filter which
will be placed on the college grounds.
Rev. Otto Keller, of Bowdle, S. D.
has received a call from Lutheran
Emmanuel church, West Side st.
Paul. It will be remembered that this
church week ago extended a call to
Rev. Winter Of Mankato, who at the
request of his congregation, declined
Rev. Keller has accepted and will
| make the change in the near future.
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