New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-05-30

4. schmitt yisiaed Minneapolis las,
Thursday. q
ANTON S1effen Of sleepy Eye was in
this city Saturday.
Henry Plagge was visiting relatives
in ST. Peter last week.
| z. Y. Philips of Shakopee was doing
business in this city Monday.
Mrs. E. Simon returned from the
northern part Of the state this week.
Pc. Christensen Of Sleepy Eye was
calling on friends in this city Saturday.
Mrs. Hugo Boock of Great Falls,
Montana, is visiting relatives IN this CITY.
County Auditor Z. G. Vogel made .
trip to Minneapolis and st. Paul Thurs
Iday.
The ladies of the Domestic Club pic
niced at Hunters Rest Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. II. Eckstein of Winona, is visit
ling her daughter, Mrs. ]. Mack, this
week. &.
G. B. Liver of Omaha was the guest
of friends here from Wednesday until
Friday.
M, E. Mathews of Marshall spent
Thursday and Friday of last week in
this city. LIE
Mrs. w. Hauenstein and daugeter Ida
returned Friday from few days visit
at St. Paul. 1852. .~r .s..... ~. -.-.=g
John Schneider of Springfield was
calling on friends in this city Thursday
of last week. =
Mrs. JOHN Ziegler and children, of
Brookings, s. D., are visiting in this CT
ty this week. ~
The Concordia band enjoyed picnic
at the farm of John Dietz in Cotton
wood Sunday. 4: ~.' F. @<..-a
Smart boy about Is years of age want
ed as delivery boy for meat market.
Call at this office.
CAlbert A. Schroeder of Vesta and Ed
ward Jago of Fairfax we're Sunday visi-
tors in New Ulm.
Your taxes are due and must be paid
before Friday if you wish to escape the
10 per cent penalty.
By the aid of smoked glass the
eclipse of the sun could be very plainly
seen here Monday morning.
Mesdames Henry Meyer, J. Mack and
A. Knees of Milford were visiting at
Belview during the past week.
Joseph Vogel returned home Sunday
night from Minneapolis having complet-
ed his course at the university.
L. j. Buenger has purchased the furn-
iture stock of George Terry at Lamber-
ton and will take possession July /.
Rev. F. X. Schalk returned Wednes-
day from trip to Ohio and Indiana
where he had been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Jonas Laudenschlager returned
last week from Michigan where she had
been spending some months with her
son.
A large number of people from this
city took in the excursion to Mankato
over TIE new Northwestern line yester-
day.
Bach Bros. are advertising closing
out sale Of musical goods this week anu
we understand will go out of business
here.
The Teutonia Bowling Club OF Mime
apolis and the Columbia Bowling Club
Of this city will picnic at the fish pond
June II.
The high school literary society has
adjourned for the summer and no meet
lngs will be held until the opening of
the fall term.
Henry Somsen and E. G. Gilmore
have this week perfected the purchase of
800 acres of land in Barnes, Gr,ggs and
Steele counties, N. D. r.
Albin Carlson returned Saturday from
Mt. Clemens, Mich, where he had been
for a month undergoing treatment for
inaammato1y rheumatism. NJ Ia s>s5.
Henry Spoerhase returned from Be-
midi, where he has been during the
winter, and will remain IN New Ulm for
the remainder of the summer.
Editor Wright, of the Springfield Adj
vance, was in this city Monday after
noon enrOute to. Mankatn The ReviavU