New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-09-12

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IS Rev. a. Rinse VS. at Psoria, III, last
week = 4 delegate toa the national cone
yention Of German Catholic societies..
Mrs B. Follmann relnrned Friday
morning from Chicago where she had
spent the past ten days in the interests
of her millinery business.
Miss Edna Benedict, who will occupy
the position Of expert trimmer with
Mrs B. Follmann for the coming fall
and winter season. arrived il this city
yesterday from Milwaukee,.
The enrolment ofspupils at the pub
lie schools during the first week Of the
term Increased 81, the total enrolment
for the present week being $50 as
against 524 for the first week Of the
term. sss3 81 " 5s h
Bertha Price, OF Republic, Kansas, ar
rived in this city last week and will re-
main here during the present school
year, making her home with Prof. and
Mrs. Critchett while attending the high
school. q 81. & i. 81. ~,
The Review is requested to state that
Miss Grace NeWsalt, Of Owatonna, will
return to this city in the near future and
reopen her studio for the teaching of
voice culture. The exact date Of her ar
rival will be announced later.
y Exhibits for the Fair can be Left with
Crone Bros, Frank H Behnke, or q. "a.
Ottomeyer. All articles left with these
parties will be properly cared for, and
placed on exhibition at the Fair in due
time. :,g III. .s.15..5 ..I \. !.
DR.. A. F. Stricken will leave about
the Goth for New York where he will
take passage on the steamship ssDeutsch-
land" for Hamburg from whence he will
go to Vienna to take a post graduate
course iu surgery. n. =
Mrs. Aug: Nehls, residing near the
brick yard, cut her knee quite badly
with a corn knife Monday morning, DR..
0. G. Stricken was called and gave the
wound the necessary attention and the
patient is doing we'll. =.
The Columbia Bowling Club will open
the fall season with a social session at
Frank Burg's Bowling Green this even
ing. All the old-tlmers as we'll as sew
eral new ones will be there. There will
he chicken lunch and the usual trim
mings, .|@ 49, s<;....-.s. .........- =, .
"The Racket" will be the designation
of the new store which: will be opened
by M, Differdang in the building one
door north Of Carlson's saloon about the
nth of the present month. Mr.. Differ
dang promises prospective purchasers a
clean stock: of goods at popular prices.
The Frank Burg Cigar factory is this
week giving its employees a vacation
and is taking advantage of the time to
make several improvements in the fac
tory. Sewerage and sanitary closets
are being put in and the entire second
floor of the factory is being remodelled.
Haas and Williams, the new Ulm bat
terry, will play with the st. Peter team
at the latter city Thursday. The boys
constitute one of the very best amateur
batteries in the state and may be relied
upon to give a good account of them
selves every time they in the points.
After Its summer recess the CONNER
cial Union will hold its first regular fall
meeting on Friday evening of this week
and it Is especially desired that there be
q large attendance. Several important
matters are scheduled for discussion and
the meeting is expected to be particu-
larly interesting. @1a. I'D. j..
Miss Achsa Garfield, teacher in the
eighth grade of the public schools, was
called to Bird Island Monday BY tele-
gram announcing the death of her sis
ter-in-law. The funeral and burial took
place at Willmar yesterday and Miss
Garfield returned to her duties in the
schools this morning. +.
MI. and Mrs. Otto Schell left Friday
for Buffalo, N. Y, where Mr.. scbell will
attend q convention of Brewmasters. He
will also visite Rochester, N. Y, and
other eastern points to secure informa-
ton which will be of assistance TO him