New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-08-12
Booster Trip Is
A Huge Succ ess
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED LOYAL
NEW ULMITEs SCATTER THE
GOSPEL
WARM RECEPTION ACCORDED TO
THE TRAVELLERS. GOOD FEEL
ING GALORE

Bright and early yesterday morning
Minnesota Street was alive with the
Boosters and their autos as they made
ready for the start on the auto run thru
the county. The croakers who said "Oh,
they'll never go now that they
put it off," found that they were mis-
taken in the spirit of New Ulm, newly
awakened, and in spite of the fact that
yesterdays trip was a postponed one,
there were more than one hundred fifty
boosters besides the members OF the End.
Regt. Band who left in 80 cars shortly
before nine o'clock.
Those who took part in the tour were
Emil G. Hage, Geo. CASTER, Emil Metz
niger, Albert Steinhauser, Albrecht
Stork, Fred P. Starr, Harry Bingham,
John Siebenbrunner, w. j. Julius, Hen
ry Seifert, Barney Esser, R. r. Kemski,
John Weddendorf, VIM. Pfaender, Jr.
Fred P. Book, Math. Eichten, Anton
Bartl, Rev. Geo. Mayer, Robt. Fesen-
maier, F. H. Retzlaff, Adolph Klause,
G. A. Ottomeyer, H. c. Hess, A. J. Ochs,
Otto Wichtel, Emil Buenger, Jos. SMASH,
Fred Radtke, John Schneider, FredWind-
land, r. Pfefferle, Otto Kohn, Chas. Vog-
tel FIRED Pfaender, Melvin Vogtel, A. w.
Bingham, Alfred Nagel, Gay Rawson,
julius Berndt, Jr., Chas. Emmerich, Chas.
Grussendorf, John Siegel, VIM. G. Alvin,
ALI. ]. Vogel, Rich. Higgs, William Sill
version, Theo. Schonlau, John Backer,
Fred Behnke, Rev. c. F. Mayer, Cap.
F. J.4Menno, Frank H. Behnke, William
Backer, Hugo Schleuder, Theo. Mueller
w. j. Winkelmann, F. w. Eibner, VIM
Durbahn, Henry Grussendorf, Ferdinand
Crone, VIM. E. Koch, Rev. E. F. Wheel
er, P. Liesch, F. P. Zschunke, O. NJ
Olsen, ALI. Mueller, Max Burg, Louis G
Vogel, Prof. A. A. Ackermann, Henry N
Somsen, G.. H. Becker, Chas. Kretsch
Henry Herrian, Ed. Kunze, Chas. Hauen.
stein, Fred Hamann, Oscar Dingler, John
Zischka, Christ Sprenger, VIM. H. Bier.
baum, Henry Vetter, John Dengler, Her
man Frenzel, Alois Gulden, Herman
Raabe, Roy L. Berg, Mike Schuster, Jr
Geo. Hogen, Jno. Brey, F. w. Dietz, Chas
'Lindemann, Anton Schiller, William
Cooper, Bruce Kennedy, Math. Petersen
Henry j. Berg, Hubert Berg, Jos. Mar.
tinka, Clarence Grussendorf, Andrew
Saffert, E. A. Hagberg, Henry Bastian
Leslie Olsen, John H. Forster, Fred
Schrupp, Forrest English, Albert j.
Meyer, members of the End. Regt. Band
Herman Aufderheide, Arno Wedden.
dorf, Frank Kosek, Aug. c. Dahl, Alfred
Baltrusch, Walter Muesing, Arthur
Book, E. M. Hagen, F. Niemann, John
CHASER, Fred Behnke, Robert Albrecht
Ferdinand Ochs, Ben. Bogatke, Herman
Wendt, Jos. Karl, Henry Schwartz
Rev. Holm, Herman Held, Henry Held
and Elmer Haeberle.
With banners and pennants flying
the Boosters left the Dakota House
most of the cars carrying five or more
passengers. The trip was made under
the auspices of the New Ulm Commercial
Club for the purpose of boosting New
Ulm business and to foster brotherly
spirit between the business men of thu
county. The Brown County Fair alse
came in for a goodly share of adver
Using for every car bore couple o
penants advertising the coming at
fractions.
! Emil G. Hage in his Chalmers wa:
pathfinder for the trip. The cars started
off at slow rate Of speed at designated
distance of 200 feet apart but befor'
Springfield was reached dozen Barne!
Oldield's had developed.
The party drove into Searles withou
stopping at 9:15 and arrived at Hansk
half an hour later. Here everybod,
turned out, line was formed and wit
the Second Regiment Band leading the
paraded thru the streets of the city
One of the prominent business men wa
asked to render solo but he declined
saying he could not sing in dry tow
Since Hanska is no-license, about ha
] of the boosters made bee line for til
creamery as soon as they struck tt
town. This, no doubt, is why VOL
reached New Ulm during the day thu
, the New Ulm Boozers" were well 9
2 their way. One Of the local divines w
seated in car with four of the saloo
keepers who made the trip. A WI
: remarked that this seating showed got
judgment as it would doubtless retor