New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-07-27
Miss Martha Stork last Monday
evening returned from several weeks
visit at Kokoma, Ind.

MISS Martha StOrk last Monday
evening returned from several weeks
| visit at Kokoma, Ind.
Mrs. Paul Q Lessen and son Harold of
Lamberton are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Baltrusch.
| VIM. Tiedemann and Henry Kunze
who have been doing contractors work
at Arlington last Saturday returned
to this city.
Jacob Hauert, recently appointed to
the position of laborer in the new fed
eral building has resigned and Henry
Herrian is appointed to fill his place.
Mr.. VIM. Stork of T ler enroute to
Chicago on business trip Tuesday
stopped of at New Ulm paying his rel
atives and friends in this city short
visit.
DR.. G. B. Weiser Tuesday afternoon
left for Pennsylvania to meet his wife
and child who have been visiting with
relatives in that state for the past four
!; weeks. The doctor and family will
return next Wednesday.
Karl Wagner, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Catherine Wagner of
Loretto, Mimi, last week visited with
| their brother Rev. Father Wagner at
! the Catholic passonage. Last Mon
day they left in company with Rev.
Wagner for Fergus Falls, where they
attended the funeral Of their grand
father.
Judge Geschwind gave a fellow
named Benson sixty days in the
county Jail for stealing S18 from the
coat of John Bzoskie. The theft took
place some time ago but the thief did
not show up until the circus came
Tuesday, when he was nabbed by the
! police. Benson is a worthless fellow.
Chief Matter took him down to Hotel
Julius in the afternoon.-Sleepy Eye
Herald-Dispatch.
Last week Tuesday fire destroyed
the large barn and contents, owned
by Andrew Sperl, of Albin. The
Sperl family was awakened early in
the morning by the noise of the ami
mails attempting to escape and in a
short time the barn became a heap of
ashes. Three work horses, several
chickens, hogs and harnesses we're
burned. The cause of the fire is I'M
: known. There was little insurance on
the property.
/ Last Sunday noon the New Ulm del
egation of the Maennerchor returned
from the bi-annual Sangerfest, held
at Omaha, July 20-23. Everyone of
the singers pronounces this years fest
as one of the grandest ever held in the
history of the Northwestern Sanger
bund. They are enthusiastic in their
praise of Omaha's hospitality and the
| appreci ativeness of the public for the
German Folksong. The next Sanger
fest will be held in St. Paul.
A committee of the Young America
Maennerchor was in the city Tuesday
evening comforting with the New Ulm
Maennerchor and the Second Regiment
Band in regard to these two organiza-
tions participating in the 50th anniver-
sary of the Young America Maenner-
Choir. At this writing we are not able
! to state the results of the negotiations
it is safe to state, hswever, that the
Maennerchor will assist and in all
probability the Second Regiment Band
| will participate.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hoffman,, Of
GAINESVILLE, Mimi, and Mr.. 81. V.
Poore and daughter of Bird Island,
Mimi, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Alvin at the "W aldheim, .
particularly visiting New Ulm's 'Bee
King" Leroy Alvin. Mr.. Hoffman
is one of the most prominent bee
| keepsers in the state and is greatly
interested in the new and successful
methods employed in the extensive
! apiary at the "Waldheim." Mr.
! Poore is state inspector of apiaries
and takes q great interest in every
thing pertaining to bees.
F. J. Crider, Deputy State Entity
mologist of the experimental station
at st. Anthony Park is on an officia
trip through the state inspecting nur
series, for insects and plant diseases
and last Saturday also visited the Pi
oneer Nursery of this city which h
found to be in an excellent condition
There are at present about 10 nurser
les in the state which will be inspected
by Mr.. Crider. The inspector state!
that the nurseries are doing a splendid
propaganda work for the Landscape
gardening and the preservation OF ou
forests. he is very much impressed