New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-17
Martin Curran vas il Gaylord last

Miss Clara Steinhauser went to
Lamberton Monday.
Frank Banch Of adrian is guest Of
his brother Mic Banch.
The Atheletic Association Is putting
up bleechers on the new baseball
grounds this week.
Albert Goblirsch of St. Paul and
Melvin Vogtel Of Minneapolis spent
Sunday in New Ulm.
VIM. Culkins, ]. D. Larkin, G. A.
Flaig Grover F. Posi- OF Ssnborn
were in the city over Sunday.
Mrs. And. Ubl Of the Town Of sigel
was operated upon for gsllstones u
the local hospital last Wednesday.
Mrs. Aug. Schook Of Morton was in
the city Monday on her way to Hop.
kins where the Schaak family will re-.
side in the future.
The Home department Of the Metho.
dist Sunday school will hold recep.
ton Wednesday afternoon ct the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Miller.
The new baseball suits have arrived
which the boys will don next Sunday.
The uniforms are brown gray with
lavender trimmings. every nifty!
B. Esser and family moved from
Adrian last week and took possession
of the residence of the late S. D. Peter
son which Mr.. Esser recently pur-
chased.
The ladies aid society of the German
Lutheran church will serve coffee,
lunch and ice cream at the school
house next Tuesday afternoon and
Evening during which time the guests
will be entertained by number of
vocal and instrumental selections. 4
A new factory is in sight for Ma
della. Ross and Morrow Co. of
Eureka, Ill. manufactures of farmers
grain elevators and wagon dumps are
DESTROYS of locating it's plant some
where in Southern Minnesota and
Madelia will in all probability be the
place. Where does New Ulm come
in p
It has been practically decided by
the members of the park commission
to have a ladies' toilet erected in
German park which is certainly q
good move. The construction of q
mems toilet will be postponed for
another year as the park fund is not
large enough for the erection OF both
buildings this year. .
According to the Springfield advance
Springfield will celebrate the 4th OF
July in manner quite BETTING to the
day. At mass meeting recently held
in that city q committee was appoint
ed to arrange the program. A.
Frederickson vas chosen president OF
the days celebration and Col. G. M.
Semans, marshal of the day.
The fourtieth anniversary of Com.
pany SAP will be celebrated by .
banquet and ball May 25th at Turner
Hall. The committee on arrange
ments is preparing to q great extent
for the affair which will no doubt
prove an entertaining event. The
banquet will be exclusively for the
members and their ladies and invited
guests, The staff officers will be the
guests of honor.
The Knights of Columbus of Mime
sofa held their annual meeting and
the following officers were elected:
Deputy, John E. Barry of St. Paul
(reelected); warden, j. P. Kennedy OF
Faribault: Sec, Will E Reau of Min
neapolis;, :reas., P. ]. Barth of Wi
mona; advocate. F. J. McPartlin OF
International Falls. The delegates
selected to 60 to the national convea-
ton which will be held Aug 8 at De-
troit, Mich, are the following; j. H..
Nightingale, D. W. Farley John T..
Barry, and J. j. Moriarity.
The Turner picnic proved very
pleasant outing, altho the weather was
sultry and threatening. The picnicers
we're conveyed to Pfaender's farm in
buses, automobiles and number OF
ambitious ones walked the distance.
During the afternoon walks thru the
cool woods was the favorite pastime,
but everyone was present when 1t
came to unpacking the huge lunch
baskets which had been prepared for
each family. A number OF local
musicians furnished the music for the
occasion. s
We wish to invite the public to
visit US at the old Krook building on
South Minnesota street, to look over
our electric supplies of all kinds, and
where we can demonstrate to you