New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-09-19
New Ulm
and Vicinity.

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o. Miss Dora Hummel returned to ST.
Paul Monday. = y. E. ** !.
JOS. A. Ecksteln returned Thursday
/ from business trip to st. Paul.
Henry Wehye left yesterday for Chi
cago to resume his studies in dentistry.
Il Miss Lena Henning of Renville was
the guest of. Mrs. L. G. Vogel last week.
II Ed. Gieseke of Sleepy Eye was visit
ing relatives III this city Saturday and
Sunday. ~~ ii
/ Manager Williams of the. Southern
Electric Telephone company spent Sun
day in Springfield. 9
Herman, Bluhm, clerk at the City
Drug Store, celebrated the anniversary
of his birth yesterday, ...%.. .4.=55z Nj. !
/ Mesdames Louis J.. Buenger and T.. b.
Krook went to the cities yesterday for a
weeks visit with friends. . III
! Prof. Richard Fischer, who has for the.
past year or two been IN Germany, ,re.
turned to this city Friday. . ISL. n
Martin Hanson, conductor on the San
born division OF the G. & N. W., spent
Sunday in this city visiting relatives.
Rev. J.. S. Ingham of Sherburn was
calling on friends in this city Monday.
The Review acknowledges pleasant
call. s
Fall term of the New Ulm Business
College, day and evening sessions, opens
Oct. LIST. Take q course and double your
salary. ~..
Misses Nellie, Saucy and Rose Walter
returned to St. Paul last Thursday after
a visit of several weeks with relatives in
this city.
The mission festival held at the Luth-
eran church in this city Sunday was very
| largely attended and was most success
! full affair.
The New Ulm Business College gives
thorough instruction in Bookkeeping,
Shorthand and typewriting. Write for
catalogue.
The first touch Of frost to visit this
section came Monday night, but was not
OF sufficient severity to cause damage to
gardens or foliage.
G. A. Zelle has this week made some
notable improvements in the way of ad-
ditonal shelving in his shoe store next
door to the post Office. :
4 child of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Anton,
of West Newton, died Sunday morning
of summer complaint. The funeral was
held yesterday at St. George.
Miss Lucy Schildknecht, formerly
teacher in the public schools of this city,
has been elected to teach in the third
grade Of the West Mankato schools.
There will be Sunday school held at
Turner hall at 10 80 next Sunday moru-
ing and continued every Sunday during
the fall and winter All are invited.
Mrs. M. Hnmmel returned Monday
evening from Chicago where she has
spent the past ten days looking up the
latest ideas in fall and winter millinery.
Photographer Goodies new building
on North Broadway is up and enclosed
and will, by the latter part of the week,
be in an advanced stage of construction.
The anniversary of his birth was cele-
brated by large party of friends at the
home of W. G. Haubrich last Friday
evening and most enjoyable time was
had.
Attempts to secure a final game of
base ball for next Sunday having failed
to terminate satisfactorily it is quite
| likely that there will be no more games
at this city this season.
! Henry Brandt and Christian Engel,
of Chicago, spent last Saturday and Sun
Iday in this city the guest of Louis
Buenger ST.. From here they went to
St. James where MI. Engel has son.
| In company wlth1a large delegation
from this city the Review force visited
the Maccabee carnival at Sleepy Eye
last week. In spite Of the rainy wealth.
er which prevailed during the week the
carnival was success in every particu-
lar. 1872. .....
| On Thursday Of this week the mar
rage of Miss Lygia Roemer and Nicko-
las Sprenger will take. place at Man
kato- Both the yonng people ale we'll
known in this city and several parties