New Ulm review., 1901-08-21
At the Reliable Drug Store,
EUGENE A, PFEFFERLE

Does your son want home2 Buy
land of Lund
Remember the midsummer festival
at Turner Hall Sunday evening. Every
body welcome.
John Nonnenmacher and Miss Lizzie
Hoffman, were married On Monday
night by Judge Henningsen.
DR.. Floyd L. Muckey, throat aud nose
specialist, of Minneapolis will be at the
Dakota House in this city to treat all
such patients, on Thursday, August 22d
Mrs. Fred Espenson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Aug. Gieseke, arrived from
Montevideo on Saturday to make her
parents visit.
G. J. Evans, who has been at Window
the past week on business connected
with the None-Such clothes washer, re-
turned home Sunday.
Joseph Clements appeared before
Judge Henningsen Monday and pleaded
guilty to the charge brought against
him last week, and is now in jail for
thirty days. This makes his third Of
fense.
DR.. Gebhardt, the dentist, left for his
parents home at Black River Falls, Wis,
on Saturday to be absent for about ten
days. He took Edgar Zelle with him to
enjoy the fishing that is to be found in
the rivers there.
Eugene Pfeferle has guessing con-
test going in the window of his store.
The person guessing the names of the
largest number of the articles in the
window is to receive the large bottle of
perfume exhibited.
Fred Oswald one of the members of
the Concordia band celebrated birth
day Sunday night when he was sereEad-
ed by the other members of the band.
A number of other people were present
and thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
Mrs. S. H. Richman of Esterville,
Iowa, was the guest'of Miss Troupe a
few days last week. On Saturday even
ing Mrs. Weiser entertained few people
in honor of Mrs. Richman, Cards were
the feature of the entertainment.
The Concordia band gave the last of
its series of free concerts at the park last
Thursday evening. These concerts have
been highly appreciated by large num-
Der of people who have watched the pro-
gress and improvement of the band with
much appreciation.
VIM. Julius was made happy on Sun
day week by the arrival of son at
his home. This bit of news IS somewhat
late IN being told, but the Review wishes
to congratulate the genial policeman
and hopes that his boy may become
mayor of the city some day.
An exchange remarks, as an indication
that times have indeed changed, that
when the business men of fifty years ago
took their pens in hand they always
mentioned it, but now when they take
their typewriter in their arms they never
say word about it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lille, of New
Ulm, are guests of Mayor Mueller and
wife. Mr.. Lille was among the earliest
settlers of st. Peter, and we understand
built the first brick house in the county
outside of st. Peter, which was in the
town of Lafayette. St. Peter Tribune.
The board of county commissioners
will meet in special session on Tuesday
next, at which time the matter of max
ing the village of Hanska a separate
school district will be be decided. This
will make two new districts since Mr..
Cutting has been County superintendent
of schools.
With the advent of fall comes the
diptheria scare and the warning Of the
state health officer to guard against it.
DR.. Bracken says that the prevalence of
the disease is more general this year at
this time than is usual and cautions
health officers to be on their guard
against poor sanitary conditions.
EXCURSION TICKETS 10 COUNTY FAIR AT
owAToEA, MINI,
Via the North Western Line, will be sold
90 -,