New Ulm review., 1913-08-27

Miss Anna veieele Of Chicago 10 q
tho John Dengler homo for her yearly
vacation.
Mrs. John Dengler together with
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen Of Madelis
recently made trip BY snto 70 Graoe'
Vile, Mimi, . distance Of two hun
drsd miles. They enjoyed II very much
Miss sophis Kraehmsr and her twt
cousins, Miss Frieds and Warner
Backer, Of Minneapolis, have beer
visiting New Ulm relatives and frisnd'
for several days. They will lesv'
Saturday for Fairfax and Clements
where they will spend ; few day
before returning home.
Robert Kirk Connell, superintend'
snt Of schools st Bowbslls, n. D., whc
sstsndsd school st Sleepy Eye while
Prot. nc. Hsss was iupsrintendan'
there, Visited Mr.. and sArs. Hess Mon
day morning. Mr.. Connell has been
spending bis summer vacation With
his mother near Sleepy Eye.
James G. Peterson of Springfield
vas instantly killed BY lightning re-
Gently on the William Anderson farm
near Evan. Be was about IS years
old and leaves wife and one child to
mourn his untimely death. The funer-
al was held from the Danish Lutheran
church in Brookville township.
DR.. J. L. Schoch sold his cottage on
South Broadway Monday to William
Thereau, lineman for the Minnesota
Central Telephone company in this
city, the consideration being 81,
DR.. Sch och is also negotiating for the
sale of his new double store building
on South Minnesota street, occupied
by Mrs. F. A. Schnobrich's meat
market and Becker's restaurant.
Prof. and Mrs. n. G. Hess expect to
move into the Dlttbenner residence on
South Broadway some time this week,
having leased that property. 1t will
be remembered that the Hauenstein
residence on North Washington street
which has been occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hess ever since they have been
residing In New Ulm was recently sold
to Judge I. M. Olsen, of Sleepy Eye
who, after making minor improve
ments, will move into his new home
with his family, thereby becoming
permanent residents of New Ulm. Mrs.
Frederiks Dittbenner, owner of the
house leased by Prof. Hess will 60 to
Minneapolis, her son being a student
at Hamline university.
Physical culture work at the gym
nasium of Turner Hall for the first
semester was taken up Monday with
Prof. Herman Helm in charge. The
program of classes, practically the
same as last year, will be found in
another column of this issue. The
gym looks neat and clean, having
been newly alabastined last week, the
lower part in q greyish tint. The
work was done by such weil.known
artists as Prof. Herman Helm, L. B.
Krook, Nick Gulden and George
Hogen and they put in some extra
touches. The floor of the
gym at the northwest end became a
trihe warped during the humid period,
but not enough to interfere with the
practical work.
The Harvest Festival at the Catholic
Park Sunday afternoon under the
auspices of St. Anne Court, W. G. o.
F., was a grand success financially
and in every other way. The weather
was ideal for the occasion and large
number of people were in attendance,
quite a few coming a considerable
distance Ia their autos. Prize bowling,
g games ard various other amusements
as we'll as music by the famous Second
Regiment Band served to entertain the
many guests. Dinner and supper
we're served In the large dining room
Of the Catholic school house, while
Ice cream and refreshments of all
kinds were obtainab BILE on the grounds.
The committee in charge of the festival
reports that the proceeds netted the
Court approximately $3.50.
"Grandpa" August Hellmahhy one
of the few remaining sturdy pioneer
settlers of this locality, observed his
niuety. first birthday anniversary Sun
day by entertaining his children and
at his home on North
Broadway. A number of old.time
friends also gathered to assist him in
commemorating the event and Mon
day evening the Second Regiment
band marched to the Hellmann home
and serenaded .the venerable gentle
man which was greatly appreciated
by him Tn miro of hie ripo old opo