New Ulm review., 1901-08-14

land of Lund
Edward Waldeiber of Green Bay, Wis.
is visiting his mother and other relatives
ID the city.
Attorneys George Olsen of Spring
field, and Frank Clague of Lamberton,
were in the city on Tuesday.
Prof. J. Schaller and family, who have
been visiting in Washington and other
Eastern places have returned home.
The Germania Sisters lodge will give
lawn social at the home of Mrs. II.
Roos on Saturday evening, Aug. 18th.
Ice cream and coffee will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Pfeferle have
spent the past week IN St. Paul. Mr..
Weschcke has been assisting in the drug
store during the absence of Mr.. Pfefer-
lie.
M. Differdang of LIE Mars, Iowa ar
rived last week to spend short time in
the city. During his stay here he has
charge of the Racket store while his son
is out on vacation.
Andrew ]. Eckatein left on Saturday
for Detroit, Mich, being appointed a
delegate to the National Convention of
the Order of Foresters, from this con-
gressional district.
Eugene Pfeferle, the druggist, spent
the past week in the cities and while
there selected a large line of holiday
goods and other supplies, which will
arrive in time for the early trade.
J. Currant of Home IS entertaining a
cousin from Redcykey, Ind, this week,
week, by the name of Dell Dragoo.
The young man is an attorney and will
enjoy himself at Mr.. Currents.
On Saturday night there is to be a
dance at Doty's pavilion at Courtland.
Music will be furnished by the New Ulm
Mandolin Club. A number will attend
from this place.
Will Murin of Sleepy Eye was in the
city Friday to see Bingham Bros. He
has secured position with them as buy
or in their elevator here and will become
a citizen of New Ulm in the near future.
Hugh Reid, the expert penman and
instructor for the Minnesota Valley
Commercial College arrived Monday
and Immediately commenced work. He
is without doubt as good penman as
can be found in any school.
Chas. stuebe disposed of nearly fifty
horses and colts at his auction on Non
day and will hold cleaning up sale on
Thursday. He got some very fair prices
for many of the animals. Some went
pretty cheap.
Lund's excursion of land seekers to
all points in Northern Minnesota and
Eastern S. Dakota over the Northwestern
on August 20th, will be hummer. Go
out west and buy home for yourself,
your son, or your sons son.
Engineer Pillsbury who is superin-
tending the construction and mechani-
cal work of the city electric light plant
was in the city last week securing data
upon which to base his calculations.
Work on the plans for the new plant is
progressing.
Attorney Somsen spent several days
the past week at his fathers home in
Lime Springs, Iowa. The place recently
suffered by reason of destructive ire
which completely wiped out an entire
block of buildings destroying much
property upon which there was little OF
no insurance.
On last Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred. Vogelhopl arrived from
Green Bay, Wis. being on their wedding
trip. They were serenaded at the home
of Herman Vogelpohl who is the father
of the young man. The reception was
a royal one and much appreciated.
The present city council has an unen-
viable job, ahead of it in disposing of the
proposition made by the old electric
light company to buy its plant. 1t is a
case of being damned if you do and be-
ing damned it you don't. To be coun-
Gilman in this case is honor dearly
bought.
Hummel Bros. are making test of
advertising by offering coupon to be
taken in connection with purchases of
goods at their store. This add will be
run in all the city papers and we hope
that the friends of the Review who have
purchases to make will find If conven