New Ulm review., 1901-07-03
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VIM. Espenson of Lake City is spend
ing his vacation In this city.
Mrs. Louis Fritsche of Albert Lea is
the guest of relatives in this city this
week.
Miss Grace Newhart is home from the
east where she has been attending col
lege.
Rev. H. B, Sandmeyer on last Tues
day united in marriage Herman Raeder
and Miss Katie Bolda.
DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis will be in
New Ulm, Sunday, July 18th, from 6 p.
M, to do eye, ear, nose and throat work.
John Boock and Herman Raabe, who
have been at Buffalo and other eastern
points have returned home much pleased
with their trip.
The Christian Endeavor will serve ice
cream and lunch in the vacant Olson
building on Minnesota street during the
day of the Fourth.
A number of the friends of Mrs. J.
Guetchow made pleasant birthday
party for her on Wednesday, it being
her 87th anniversary.
Frank Burg, Jr., Petel Herrian and A.
Armand were among the delegates at the
retail liquor dealers association at Min
neapolis last week.
Attention is called to the advettise-
ment of W. G. Alvin, the city druggist.
He has No. line of fire crackers and
Fourth of July Novelties. Call and see
them.
The New Ulm Business College gives
thorough instruction bookkeeping.
penmanship, shorthand and typwriting.
Call at Office or send for catalogue.
Bowling & Roe.
Eug. Pfefferlc's calls attention to his
fine display of large and small fire crack
ers and fire works of all kinds. Notice
the threshing machine in the mindow of
his drug store.
The breezy little stories coming out in
the new periodicals are delightful in the
hottest weather. Then almost every
magazine has articles on the Pan Ameri-
can exposition so we'll written and with
so many illustrations that the stay-at-
home can catch glimses of Its most at
tractiVe features. The July numberss of
Harpers, Scribners and Cosmopolitan are
in. Library hours to p. m. daily.
A very limited number of New Ulm-
ties took in the excursion to Waseca
Sunday. The train of eleven coaches
which started from Tracy was, however.
we'll filled when Waseca was reached
The most important attraction of the
day, the ball game between Waseca and
the Nebraska Indians, proved to be
somewhat of disappointment owing to
its one. sldedness, Waseea scalpine the
Indians to the tune of IA to O.
Supt. Cutting spent partof the week
at Minneapolis attending the meetings OF
the training school instructors and there
he met the teachers who are to have
charge Of the school TO be held in this
county this month. Mr. Cutting is
pleased with the conductor and instruc-
tors assigned him and says that he was
fortunate IN getting an additional IN
structor assigned to assist. He tells us
that the summer training school Will
probably be largely attended. Sleepy
Eye Dispatch.
Superintendent Williams, of the Tele-
phone Company, has given notice of a
change to be soon adopted along this
line. After July 1st persons paying fer
the use of local telephones will be ex-
empt from paying the usual ten cents
exchange in connecting with the LONG
distance telephone. Thus customers will
pay but % cents while others will still
have to stand the additional ten cents
exchange. The towns on this line thus
affected by the new rule are Laniberton
Springfield, Redwood Falls, Fairfax
Morgan, New Ulm and Sleepy Eye