New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-06-15

John Gronau, of Huron, s, Oak.
was business caller in New Ulm on
/ Monday.
i Capt. Duane, editor of the st. Peter
Herald, was in the city last Saturd y
on business. This Office acknowledges
a pleasant call.
Mrs. VIM. j. Krant of Mpls., last
week was visitor at the Stelnhauser
home. From here she left for Tracy,
| to visit with the Henry Sumbill q
| family.
Joe. Boettger, an inmate OF ST Peter
asylum was again forcibly possessed
by the wanderlust and took hike to
his home in Milford. Sheriff Julius
| and Mayor Graft caught him and han
ded him over to hest. Peter authors
ties.
+ A pleasant family reunion was help
at the old Setter home last week.
There we're present Mrs Beetle, Spo-
kane, Wash; Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sei-
ter and baby, Kansas City; Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Setter and son Dudley,
Tracy. A reunion will also be held
this week at the Swanson home, IN
Klossner.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ottomeyer and
their two boys, Lloyd and Morris left
yesterday for Chicago where Mr..
Ottomeyer will purchase some mer-
chandise for his store. From there
they will go to Davis, I'll. to visit with
relatives for about ten days.
Those unsightly pimples and
blotches External applications may
partially hide them, but Hollisterm
Rocky Mountain Tea removes thee
for keeps. Gets at the cause-impur)
blood. Tea or Nuggets (tablet for NJ
35c at druggists. Pioneer Drug Co.
Mrs. g. A. fancy and son Clifford
of ST. Paul arrived here last Satur-
day. Mrs. fancy is taking care of
the Silverson baby and house while
Mr.. and Mrs. Silverson are on their
trip east. The former will stay about
two weeks.
Tomorrow the Brown County Live
Stock and Breeders association,
which convenes once a year, will meet
at Milford club house and enjoy a bas-
ket picnic. Officers for the next year
will be elected. Outside visitors will
be driven to Milford by teams from
New Ulm and Essig.
Last week convention of the Ep-
worth League and OF the Sunday
schools of the North German Metho-
dist conference was held in ST. Paul.
The delegates from New Ulm were:
Rev. Sauter, G. ii. Dlrks, DR.. G. F.
Reineke and wife, 81. r. Schrader,
Henry Durbahn, Adline Durbahn, and
Miss Lizzie Gehhardr.
Several contractors for the new
machinery for the New Ulm Roller
Mill Co. were in town last week. Two
of the contr actors, Mr.. ii. Strong and
Mr.. G. Scott of Messrs. Strong, Scott
Co. of Minneapolis rode over from the
cities in Mr.. Strong's Packard car,
accompanied by Mr.. B. Stockman and
his sister who were visiting at Glen
Morris.
Last Friday evening the Christian
Endeavor Society of the Cong. church
enjoyed their monthly business and
social meeting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Ottomeyer. The monthly
reports were read and the following
! officers were elected for a term of six
months: President, Geo. L. Schmi DIT:
vice president, Joseph Wheeler, Sec.
Miss Emily James; treas, Miss Edna
Edwards. Refreshments were serv ed
and all spent pleasant evening.
Paymaster James S. Beecher q. S.
N. of the U. S. S. California" visited
at the home of his brother, II. Z.
| :
Beecher last week from Tuesday until
Sunday. Sunday he left for Wash.
ington, D. G. and from there he will
return to his ship which is with the
Pacific feet stationed at Mare Island
Next August the Pacific feet will go tc
, Valparaiso, Chile for about ten days,
where an exposition will be held.
Last Wednesday Mr.: and Mrs. 81
E. Beecher celebrated the twelfth ami
versary OF their wedding. In the
morning their baby son, James M or
trison was christened. Besides friends
from this city several relatives from
other places were present. They were
/ Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.HOWard and famil,