New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-08-24
Robert Scherer is in the Cities on

Robert Scherer IS in the Cities on
business.
George Schmidt returned Sunday
night from a visit in Chicago.
Capt. Albert Pfaender was st.
Paul visitor recently.
Joseph Kirsh, of Mandan, N. D., is.
visiting with his parents here.
Miss Marie Bachman has accepted a
position as clerk in Ottomeyer's store.
Mrs. 81. n. Vogelpohl and son
Ernst, are visiting at Mankato this
week.
Two hundred new lights have been.
added to the Scenic making it the best
Theatre ia this part of the country.
The st. Cecilian society of the
Catholic church enjoyed a picnic at
Redstone on Sunday.
Mrs. Vim. G. Alvin returned Satur-
day evening from a visit with friends
at Arlington.
Mr.. Stanley Bingham, of st. Paul,
visited with friends and relatives here
the forepart of this week.
Mrs. B..Huber, of Minneapolis, who
was visiting here last week, stayed
over for the John NUNS funeral.
Mr.. W. Nothnagel and son, Lee
land, of Menominee, Wisconsin, are
visiting with the E. J. Buehrer family.
Beginning Saturday, September
3rd, there will be childrens Matinee
every Saturday at 3 p. N. Ladies
cordially invited.
Early mass will be held at seven
o clock next Sunday at the Holy Trim
lty church and later mass at 8 and
JO:3O.
Mrs. Frank Drew, of Colorado
Springs, is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Jos. A. Eckstein, her father,
John Koch and other relatives.
Mrs. Wh1tlesey, of Spokane, and
Henry G. Muhs, of Spokane, arrived
here Sunday afternoon to attend the
John Muhs funeral.
A fine lire of all wool automobile
robes has just arriveds at p. j..
Backer's. Suitable for couch covers.
Come now to select your robe.
Mrs. John Kelly, of Winona, was
visiting with her four children at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. Tom Collins
and Mrs. John Biebl last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Backer and
children left Monday evening for Red
field, S. D.. to attend the funeral OF
Herman Myers little son, a nephew
of Mr.. Backer.
W. B. Mather and Foster Fischer
have purchased the Max Mickless
fruit farm on the Cottonwood river,
opposite the Poor Farm. They INTEND
to raise fruit and chickens there in the
near future.
Browns Business College opens il
New Ulm, M. w. A. Hall. Phone 597
A. E. Brown Prln. would be pleased
to have those desiring to secure {
good business education call between
lO-l2 a. %. or Ito or IS p. N
Term begins Sept g..
The members of the New Uim Fire
Department held a picnic at Turner
Hall park on Sunday. There was {
large attendance and a most enjoy
able time is reporeed by all thos,
present.
DR.. Carl A. Scherer, has been ap
pointed to the medical reserve corp!
Of the U. S. army. His rank is frs
lieutenant His first detail will be at
tend ance in the medical school a
Washington, D. G.
Owing to the numerous order!
coming in at the present time the New
Ulm Stone Quarry IS compelled tt
operate the plant day and night. Two
shifts of working men are busil!
engaged to turn out the goods.
Miss Bertha Holman and Mis-
Hertha Diehn have resigned thei
duties as clerk in G. A. Ottomeyer'
store. Miss Hermann will work il
Mrs. Pfeferle's millinery store ant
Miss Diehn will clerk in Miss Eich
| Nh;1l;,onr
Rudolpd Kemski, of the Revie1
force, was at Waconia last week t,
attend the funeral of his brother
Walter Kemski. Walter who wa
also a printer is well known to goo
many New Ulm people, and was a
one time with the Sleepy Eye Herald
Dispatch.
The Christian Mother Society Q
Holy Trinity Catholic church hav
/ decided to olive a Grand Haryes