New Ulm review., 1901-09-04

Mrs. Schmidt OF the firm Friedman 6
Schmidt, photographers, is in st. Paul
this week attending meeting of the
photographers of the state.
Schools opened yesterday with full
complement of teachers. The absence
of children from the streets and other
public places is very noticeable.
Mrs. Frances Boesch and son Freder-
ick left yesterday for Indianapolis, Ind.
where Mrs. Boesch will visit her daugh-
ter Mrs. Metzger. From there they will
go to Ithica, N. Y.
Miss Emma Scheidelich recent grad
uate of the Mankato Normal has accept
| ed position as teacher in the schools at
Montgomery, this state. She has good
position and will fill it with satisfaction
to all.
Gus. Bartl was the lucky guesser of
the largest number of articles in the
show window at Pfefferle's drug store.
He had twenty-seyen names correct out
of the fifty articles. He secured the
large bottle of perfume.
DR.. Weschke had a family gathering
OF his home Wednesday, 3 birthday cell
ebratlon for several members of his
family, among whom was Ernst Wesch.
cke of Springfield, his son. The day
was made quite memorable.
The Evangelical church has called the
Rev. H. G. Dallman of Elkhart, Ind. to
succeed the Rev. Geo. M. Eyrich who
has recently resigned from the pastorate
here. The new minister has accepted
the call conditionally.
At the council meeting last Tuesday
evening the council decided that it was
necessary to build quarantine hospital
at present, and will provide temporary
quarters for emergency. It was decided
to have the engine house and clerks room
heated and a plapt for that purpose will
be put in.
| Buy your carpets at Buengers and
have them sewed and laid free of charge,
| A. j. Eckstein has sent out his wealth
er report for August which shows a
mean temperature for the north OF 1865
The amount of rainfall was 1.81 inches.
There were twenty three clear days and
| eight more or less cloudy and seven
thunder storms. August weather came
in July this year.
A Merry -go-round set up tor business
on the north of German park and for
the past week "Mollie and I and the
Baby" "The Sidewalks of New York
and few other similar selections have
been ground out with religious regular
ity. It is harmless sport for the little
ones and one which they keenly enjoy.
Wd. Elbner and Herman Nagel acting
for the electric light committee made a
trip to Minneapolis to consult with their
engineer Chas. L. Pillsbury. The coun-
Gil acted on the proposition to buy the
electric light plant. The Review goes
to press this week too early to give a
report of the meeting.
| Attention is called to the large dis
play ad. of G. A. Zelle on the first page.
As a visitor in New Ulm recently re-
marked, "that is the most up-to-date
store I've seen in any of these towns, y
SO people have learned to look upon his
store. Those who have not been patrons
| of his will find him to be most obl1g-
ing merchant and his goods of the very
best makes.
Our prices are lower than ever, SO call
at Buenger's furnitare store.
Attention Is called to the announce
ment that the Turner school will open
on Monday, Sept. 9th, and until further
notice the classes will be as given in the
advertisement on another page of the
Review. Those who will take the in
struction will find there the hours dur
ing which they are expected to be pres
ent.
At the Catholic park Sunday there
was a large crowd which enjoyed the
harvest-festival picnic in progress there.
The services ID the morning were well
attended and the result of the enterprise
was very gratifying to the church socie-
ties. The Second Regiment band furn-
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