New Ulm review., 1901-06-12

On last Tuesday Carl Richert and
family of Courtland left for Spokane.
Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lnetjen entertained H.
Schroeder and wife of Moltke, Sibley
county, last week
Mrs. Kopetzki and son. who have been
spending sometime in Montana returned
home on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. olin of Franklin visited
the latters parents Mr.. and Mrs. IS. ID.
Peterson on Wednesday last.
Mrs Jacob Klossner was present at
the closing exercises of the public schools
in Winthrop on Friday evening.
Emil G. Kiesling has returned home
having graduated from the department
of Pharmacy at the State University.
F. ". Hauenstein of Minneapolis who
visited relatives here the forepart of last
week returned home On Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Beecher enter
tanned their friend Miss Kate Forbush of
st. Peter Wednesday and Thursday of
last week.
The drug stock of DR.. Selma of Han
ska was last week invoiced by E. A,
Pfefferle, of this place and sold to DIR.
Wood.
On Monday morning occurred the fun
eral OF Ida Hegerle who died of con-
sumption in the Is year o: her age-the
brightest time of life.
Anton Ouren of Hanska, x-dairy in
spector was in the City Saturday having
returned from trip into the northern
part of the state.
Attention is called to the mathrial
change in the various advertisements in
the Review this week. They are the
Representatives of live business men.
The residence of Joseph Vogel has re-
Gently been greatly improved both on
the interior and exterior by an addition
and other Improvements.
The grading and gravellng of the
south end of German street is progress
ing nicely. The street will be greatly
improved with the completion of this
work.
The writer is not given to apologizing
for the appearance of his paper but hav-
ing only had fraction of week in
which to get out this issue it Is at least
pardonable.
We call attention to the large number
of advertisements of railroad excursions
now running in the Review. Those who
are contemplating trip should arrange
to take advantage of them.
Prof. Schaller of the DR.. Martin Luth.
er college, having closed the school for
the summer left on Wednesday of last
week with his family for Washington,
D. c. where they will remain during the
vacation.
Geo. Koch and John Baasen left on
Saturday for the vicinity of Milwaukee
where they will prospect for an oppor-
tunity to establish themselves in the
dental business. Their friends are de-
sirous of seeing them meet with success.
West W. Wooley, state agent for the
Interstate insurance company was in
st. James Friday and adjusted claim
against the company, paying indemnity
and satisfying the claimant. The com
pany is rapidly gaining prestige.
Ed. Petry, of New TIN, was in Man
kato last evening and made arrange
ments for the Mankato Athletic Club
class to participate in the turnfest which
is to be held in New Ulm on June %
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The Mankato Normal school this wear
graduated all unusually large class and
among those whose names are found in
the advanced course, from this place are
Caroline L. Christnan, Louise NJ. Meile
and Emma Scheiderich, who are now at
home.
A telegraph dispatch from Beaumont,
Texas,says that G. A. Towne has become
manager of the Export Oil 6 Pipe line
with capitalization o $4,000, 900.
Towne still has John D. Rockefeller to
fight, notwithstanding he has eschewed
politics.
A. G. ochs of Springfield was in this
city last Thursday. Speaking of the
brick making business in which he is en-
gagged, he says that he is now working