New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-08-22

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was visiting here last week Miss Rich
ardson has been engaged to teach IN the
public schools Of this CITY the coming
year.
The Minneapolis s. ST. Louis excur-
sion Sunday was very successful. About
200 went from this city but the train
was we'll flied with excursionists before
reaching here.
Joseph Daner was appointed patroE
man on the police force By Mayor Wesch
Ike last week in compliance with reso-
luton Of the city council providing for
additional force. 588
Mrs. a. Z. Wagner Of ST. Paul, accom-
panied by two children arrived in this.
city last Thursday and will spend sever
al weeks here the guest Of Mrs. Warmers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Bobleter.
Rev. a. w. j Johnson is this week nov
ing his household good to New Rich
land, where he has accepted a. charge.
The residence on State street vacated by
him will be occupied Immediately by
E. r. Barager.
s Reverends zSandmeyer and Rinke left
Monday noon via the N. & St. =. for St.
Paul where Retreat will be held for this
week. During their absence Father
Schalk willsattend to sick calls and the.
other pastoral duties of the parish.
Miss Lucille Thrane, violinlst, will
give concert in Turner Hall Tuesday
evening of next week assisted by home
talent. Miss Thrane is just back from
Germany where she has been under the
instruction of the best masters for the
past four years II, <"< w.:
Miss Pearl staley, who taught in the
fifth grade of the public schools in this
city last year, has been engaged by the
board of education at Albert Lea and
assigned to the eighth grade. Her many
friends here will be pleased to hear of
her advancement. .. ~. i, =. +
g. A. Firgau delivered very inter
esting lecture at Schell's hall Friday
evening. The subject chosen was China
and the speaker gave much valuable in
formation, the lecture throughout CIV
ing evidence Of great deal Of study
and investigation.
On account of the opening of the new
line of the M. & st. /. The soft coal rate
has been reduced from so to rs cents
per ton from all points. This VII be a
matter of considerable saving to the us
ers all along the line and will doubtless
be very much appreciated.
Among the buildings now in course
of construction by contractor Paul
Klinkhammer are barn for john Schaf-
fer, dwelling house for Simon Wo-
ratschka at Minnesota and Fifth North
street, aud residence for DR.. Schoch at
Broadway and Fifth South street.
Mrs. B. Follmann will go to- Chicago
and Milwaukee Thursday for the pur-
chase of her new fall and winter stock
of millinery. She will lie gone about
two weeks and upon her return will
bring an expert trimmer to take charge
of that department of her business.
DR.. A. F. Stricken make profession
al trip to Hanska.e He reports that the
excessive heat of the day caused an al;
most total cessation of work through
the country. Threshing. and blowing
we're suspended during the greater por-
ton of the day on many farms III this
vicinity + -. .&..~,
Joseph A. Eckstein returned Thursday
from Duluth where he had been attend
ing an A. Q. U. W. picnic and delivered
an address upon the order. Mr.. Eek
stein is Past Grand Master Workman
and fully qualified to speak upon the
advantages to be gained by membership
IN the order. f<s<-
The ladies Of the, Methodist church
will give an ice cream lawn social at the
home of DR.. Reineke Friday evening of
this. week. Elaborate preparations are
being made by the ladies and all who
attend are assured of a pleasant time.
All are invited whether unidentified with.
the church or not. zx. z~4
Q: A., Knudson, immigration agent
for the Washburnt lands in North Dako-
ia, has been in this city for the past few
days and left at this Office some samples
of fax, wheat and oats grown in the ter
ritory in which he is interested. They.