New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-06-22

/ Machinery for the new shirt and
overau factory was installed last
week, arriving on Wednesday. The
factory will begin operations this
week. The factory proprietors have
| secured Chas. Lindemann Jr. for JAM
tor and shipping-clerk.
At an entertainment given by Miss
Rose Schilling for number OF friends
at her home last Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Schilling announced the engage
ment of her daughter, Rose, to Michael
Lauterbach, of Redwood Falls. The
knot will be tied some time in the fall.
Several hundred persons attended
a dairymen's picnic in Fred Cramer' $
grove in Beauford Friday. The
speakers were Professor Dybevick OF
the state dairy department.; Sam
Haugdahl of ST. Peter; W. F. Schii-
ling of Mortified, and other promi-
nent dairymen.
4 The Ladies' of the Congrega rational
church will give an ice cream social
next Friday evening, June 24th on the
church lawn. Everybody is cordially
invited
Rumor states that w. G.. Starr, the
Lamberton editor, has purchased the
Reveille to take possession next week.
Dame Rumor is apt to get things on
twisted, but we are in position to GER
tify that for once she has her hat on
straight. Redwood Review.
Last Friday evening farewell re.
ception was given Prof. p. T. Critchett
at the Masonic Hall by the third de-
gree Masons. Many of the old friends
of Mr.. Critchett were present and deep
appreciation of his long and useful
service in New Ulm was expressed in
the toasts.
Mr.. Stair of the Stair and Haglin
Co. of Minneapolis, contractors for
the new Eagle Roller Mill elevator,
was in town again last week. One
hundred men will be employed here by
the contractors for more than three
months. The first carload of concrete
machinery arrived last Thursday.
The Minnesota farmers Mutual
Insurance Company of Minneapo-
lis which recently sued the state in
surance commissioner for license,
has been successful and sends out its
new bylaws under the heading "Be
not deceived, this company is llcen-
sed."
Henry J. Koehller of Faribault, a
former resident of New Ulm, was ir
the city over Sunday, attending the
first communion of his son, Henry, a
:, pupil of Holy Trinity Parochia
school. incidentally Mr.. Koehler al
so called on his numerous friends ir
the city. He was accompanied by his
son Edwin, of st. Paul.
| J. II. Sapey, wife and children, O.
Mankato attended the funeral of Yer
nan Spoerhase, whose body was
brought here for burial. Intermen1
was made last Saturday afternoon ir
the city cemetery. The Spoerhase fam
lily we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Stengel, at the Merchants
hotel during their stay in the city.
Foley's Kidney Remedy may be
given to children with admirable re-
suits. It does away with bed wetting
and is also recommended for. use after
measles and scarlet fever. O. M
Olsen.
The first public band concert of the
season was held at German Park last
Sunday evening. There was more
room for the band, the bandstand
having been raised and enlarged. The
Second Regiment band gave an excel
lent program of music. The attend
ance was quite large and all enjoyed
pleasant evening. Refreshments
we're sold at the new stand.
The first number of the Timber Lake
Tribune by J. j. Holley was issued
last week IN that new town on the
Moreau line. Like the town in which
it is, it is bright and wideawake, vel
filled with advertising. The publisher
explains that the sole object of bring.
ing the Tribune into being is to 'sserve
the people that give it a cause for exis
tence and to help those same people
and their neighbors to watch Timber
Lake grow.
/ Redwood Gazette: members of tht
German Lutheran church in this city
are grati6ed to learn that Rev. Abel
bert Schaller of Wauwatosa Wis, {
son of Prof. Schaller, formerly at thu
head of the Martin Luther college a
New Ulm, but now in Wisconsin, ha!
accepted the invitation of the congre