New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-08-02

SSou8 1OItS . IOSW0S N0W Ul@lU9s
now OF St. Paul, ID visiting IN this
city. .s..
Al. Bredvold Of Hslsted, sditor o1
the Hslsted Journal, 4 visiting + this
city.
Mrs. q. F. Reineks returned The
forepsrt of this week from s trip -
Wisconsin. u.
The Misses Mable and Ellen
Hendren, Of Lafayette, were visitors
in this city last Thursday.
Miss Ollie Boyd, Who was ! guest
at the Buehrer home, returned to her
home in st. Paul last Thursday.
Henry Steinhauser has erected .
new chicken-coop on his truck-garden
property at the foot of College Heights
where he intends to winter his
chicktns.
The Turner Damen- Verein had their
monthly meeting last Thursday at
which time the birthdays Of four
ladies we're celebrated. The "birth-
day children" we're Mrs. Pfenninger,
Mrs. 81. Engel, Mrs. Geo. Schmidt
and Mrs. Alfred Schroeck.
DR.. j. P. Uhler will succeed DR.. sP.
A. Mattson % president Of Gustsyus
Adolphus college ct ST. Peter. The
latter resigned on account Of Ill
health. DR.. Uhler 10 we'll known
educator in this stste and has been
connected with the college for about
thirty years.
The Brown County Sunday School
Association will hold it, convention
ct Sleepy Eye Aug. Is and 18th. The
following New Ulm workers sre on the
program: A. Fl. Lienhsrd, Mrs. Geo.
F. Relneke, Miss Elizabeth Schmidt,
Miss Elenora Dirks, Alex Russell and
Henry Durbahn.
Miss Katherine Schneider, accom-
panied by Mrs. J. ). Schlekau and
Miss Helen Sunday, went to Mime
apolis Tuesday afternoon whore the
ladies will spent few days. Miss
Schneider; will then continue her
journey to Chicago where she il soon
to become the bride of G. 81. Herring
of that place.
Mrs, Albert Ochs and children OF
Faribsult, Ida Ochs of New Ulm,
Mrs. A. G. Ochs and son Art. OF
Springfield drove up in an auto last
week and visited at the homo OF n.
Lsuterbach. They returned Monday
accompanied BY Mrs. Lsuterbach's
mother, Mrs. Cecilia Schilling.-
Redwood Falls Gazette.
A census Of oil the public schools Of
Minnesota will be taken which must
be completed BY Sept. 1st. Blanks
have been sent out which must b
filed out giving names, date Of birth
of children between six and sixteen
and names and addresses Of pArant,
or guardians. The census wisszzl
taken by the clerk of the school board
Who will receive three cents for eact
pupil enrolled.
A Fire broke out at the Groebner'i
Restaurant, which threatened to con
sumo the building, but through the
prompt action of the fire department
and of Jos. F. Groebner this danger
wa& eliminated. The fire started IN
the kitchen where gasoline stove
was burning. The wall paper caught
fire from the heat and the flames rap
/ idly spread over the whole room. A
fire alarm was turned in, the depart
ment promptly responded. Jos
Groebner carried out the stove, thus
avoiding an explosion of the gasoline
tank. On the arrival of the depart
ment the flames we're soon exiting
uished by chemicals and it was no.
found necessary to turn on the wafer
The damage amounted to abouts3o,Oo
Had an explosion of the gasoline tanl
taken place, the whole building would
have been an easy prey for the flames
Il For q week The farmers have beer
, reporting to this Office from different
portions of the country that grass
hoppers were becoming much less OF
had disappeared entirely. 1t is nov
. settled fact that they arose and new
away during the several warm, sunny
days when the wind was in the north
west. Their disappearance is almost
ss mysterious - their going thirty
five years ago, whom after doing grea'
damage in this state for several years,
the great swsrms Of Rocky mountain
locusts- on an afternoon in the lssees
part O: June arose from the ground
with . mighty buzz and whir ana
sailed away, hardly. . hopper oeina
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