New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-08-19

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New Ulm entertained the visiting edi-
tors in a royal, whole souled generous
manner, entirely characteristic of high
class German community. No plans OF
expense were spared to make the visit Of
the newspapermen one long to be re.
membered. Manka,o Free Press
The six o'clock banquet served by the
ladies of the Turnverein was little the
best that we have ever partaken OF. Thir,
tytwo. of the fairest daughters of New
Ulm waited on the tables and they did it
with dispatch and rhythm that would
have done credit to the Kaiser's army.
Gilmore Eye.
On every hand were heard words OF
praise for the people Of New Ulm for the
splendid manner in which the editors
were treated.
All expressed with regret the fact that
their visit could not be Of longer duration
and well they might have done so, for
never have we met more courteous
obliging and hospitable people than in
the City of New Ulm.
-Mrrray &c. Herald.
The manner in which the good citi-
zens of Brown County's capitol showered
genuine hospitality upon the quill drivers
left no room for doubt as to their hearty
welcome in that city. That the good
people of New Ulm know the art of royal
ly entertaining it's guests whatever occa-
sion may offer, is fact long established,
and at that it appears to be an easy mat
ter for the county's metropolis to do the
honors for it has at it's disposal besides a
liberal and whole .souled people who are
ever ready to lend assistance and extend
the glad hand of fellowship, the magni-
ticent and we'll appointed Turner. Hall,
the wide-awake newspaper publishers, the
Commercial Club, the 2nd.4Regiment
band and sundry auxiliaries that spell
success for any venture of the entertain
ment order it's people may enter into.
Springfield Advance.
A visit was also made to the brewery
plants and those who cared for it were
treated to the amber fluid. 1t was
noticeable that majority of the editors
declined with thanks. A visit was made
to Hermans Monument and some of
the beautiful drives about the city were
traversed. New Ulm is ideally located
on the hills overlooking the Minnesota
river and there are some most picturesque
drives.
st. James Plaindealer.
The editors have had many pleasant
entertainments since the organization of
the society several years ago but New
Ulm carried off the bacon when it came
to explaining the word Hospitality -
Everything on the program went off with
out hitch; even the weather man came
across with delightful day for the visit
ors to enjoy the historic spots and the
beautiful scenery of New Ulm.
! New Ulm is essentially city Of homes.
The Germans are home-loyers ard the
high class of their citizenship here is dis
played in their neatly kept homes. Their
lawns even of the day laborers are well
kept and every one has two or three lprim
little plots of flowers in bloom and then Of
course they have each well titled vege-
table garden.
| Lake Wilson Pilot.
After the banquet the editors enjoyed
a very fine concert by the famous Second
Regiment Band. The Forge in the
Forest" was especially pleasing and was
rendered with electrical effect, producing
a great array Of sparks with each beat OF
the heavy sledge hammers.
The young men and women of the
Turn-Verein gave an excellent demonstra-
ton in athletics, turning. and drills.
2ledsvoodG Gazette.
Anyone having been to New Ulm can
only be impressed with the beauty and
natural characteristics apparent. For
most part it is located on plateau, al
most in a valley, and the natural beauty
has hardly been disturbed. A noticeable
feature was it's wide and straight streets,
and upon investigation we learned that
the original townsite was laid out by a
German engineer and the plat was six
miles in length and three in width, and
there was neither crook nor turn; the re-
sidence portion was designed of commo-
dious size with four lots to a block and
the city has been built up to a great ex-
tent along this plan. s
Good Thunder Herald.
An interesting feature to many Of the
| visitors at New Tim was the M0n0tvno