New Ulm review., 1901-09-11

# you desire to sell your farm or trade
for larger one you will do well to see
Lund about the matter.
DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis will be in
New Ulm, Sunday, Sept 22nd., in DR..
Strickler's Office, to do eye, ear nose and
throat work. Hours 1 to 6.
A conference of the Congregational
church is to be held in Minneapolis on
next Sunday. The New Ulm church
will be represented by Mr.. Updyke and
one or two other delegates.
On Monday night a number of the
young people, principally members of
the Christian Endeavor of the Congre-
gational church, gave farewell party
to Mr.. Powell who has been one of their
most efficient leaders during his stay in
New Ulm.
Miss Mary Palmby has been elected to
teach the 9Th grade in the public school
in the place of Miss Garfield whose res
lgIatlon on account of sickness was ac-
cepted. She is a teacher of much exper-
ience and thoroughly qualified for the
| work.
The board of directors of the Inter
State Accident and Relief Association
held meeting on Monday and were
very gratified at the progress of the
business. The company has now reached
its 1000 mark and greatly exceeds the
expectations Of its incorporators.
The ladies of the Lutheran church will
give sociable at the hcme of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. REIN on Thursday evening,
and in case of rain the sociable will be
hello in the parochial school building
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to come.
A man giving his name as E. G.
Emons, a trancient, stole a revolver
from the hardware store of G. 81. Horn
burg, en- Monday. He was caught by
Policeman Julius just as he was getting
on the train and compelled to give
up the revolver and also surrender se
in lieu of fine.
Mrs. Koehne who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauenstein the past
summer returned to her home in Florida
on Friday. Thursday evening a party
was given in her honor at Mr.. Hauen-
stems to which large number of in
vitatlons were sent.
County Treasurer John Schneider be-
lieves in expansion and has purchased
the livery stable and business belongings
OF Thomas Cannon. This is a good bus
mess and Mr.. Schneider will no doubt
greatly improve it. We understand that
ne will rebuild the front part of the
place and make other changes.
To day will occur the marriage Of
Ernst Eyrich and Miss Louise Hoffman
in the Evangelical church. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev.
Geo. NJ. Eyrich. The REVIEW Joins
with host of other friends in wishing
the couple the greatest of life's benefits
and all nf its joys.
The Rev. Steven q. Updyke, taking
for his text a lesson from the assasina-
ton of Mckinley on Sunday morning
preached one of the strongest and best
sermons that probably has ever been
delivered in the Congregational church,
in this city. The subject was timely
and eloquently handled.
A certain insurance man came to this
city recently and succeeded in working
the companies to finish. He secured
an advance from the companies on CON-
missions and when he had got out OF
them all he could went down to Mime.
apolis and enjoyed himself. The result
was that the companies sent men here to
look him up and he is now looking fer
other companies to do.
VIM. Aab, the bicycle expert, has IN.
vented an improvement for the chain
less gearing of bicycle by which it is
possible to change the gearing from a
low to a higher gear or the reverse
while riding the wheel. This improve
ment If practicable will be of decided
benefit in climbing hills as the low gear
makes the ascent easier.
Sunday Sept. 18th is the date set for
the dedication for the benedictive ban
ner for st. George court, at st. George.
It is needless to say that there will be q
large attendance there. The New Ulm
court expects to send large delegation.