New Ulm review., 1901-07-03

$3.50 to Twin Cities and return, via
North Western Line, July 18th.
Attorney Robt. O'Keefe of Candy was
in town on Faiday visiting friends.
Mrs. Flora Olin of Franklin is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Pet
erson.
The millinery window of the PEOPLES
Store is very attractively decorated, both
in design and tasty arrangement of col
ors. It is very atistic.
Co. A will leave for the Lake CITY
camp on Monday. They will be in
Camp one week. As long as they don't
have to do police duty they will have a
good time, but the temptation to have
good time often brings on a dose of
police duty.
In looking over some old papers at
the court house recently c. A. Hagberg
came across a registered letter receipt
made out to L. Won Baumbach, from the
Milwaukee, Wis, postoffice, the date
was July 2nd, 1860, and the number was
No. 1, being the first issue. It is now
in possession of the postmaster here.
The New Ulm Nursery an institution
owned by John Zeller is gradually work
ing into a fine fruit farm which is cost
ing him vast amount of work and no
small expense. Situated as his farm is
there is no reason why he should not de-
velop as good a nursery there as can be
found in southern Minnesota.
Miss Grace Newsalt who has been so
successful in the instruction of MUSIC
ard voice culture in this city has closed
her season here and will move away.
She has in view st. Cloud as a better
field. AS an instructor Miss Newsalt
has few equals and the music loving
people of the city will regret her depart
ure.
Attorney S. L. Pierce has returned
from New Ulm where he appeared last
week as counsel in the libel case of A.
j. Alvin vs.. Philip Liesch, publisher of
the Brown County Journal. The jury
returned verdict in favor of the de-
fendant. Mr.. Pierce will carry the case
to the supreme court. Geo. w. Somer-
vile was the attorney for the defendant.
Redwood Gazette.
There may be something suggestive
about the fact that swarm of honey
bees looking for place 10 swarm,
should select the room being vacated by
Miss Newsalt. They entered through the
window Now there are d dozen open
windows in that building, each one like
the other, so that the only conclusion
one is forced to is that the bees had ex-
tremely good taste, however the occu-
pants of the room may look upon it.
The American Express Company has
made radical reduction in its rates for
money orders. Beginning with not over
$3.50 the rate is cents the former price
was cents. This same cent reduc-
ton applies to all sums up TO 80 cents
for 500, the old rate being SO. This is
not done because. of the removal of the
revenue because the rate was not in
creased when the revenue was put on.
It is simply a voluntary reduction and
one that will oe appreciated by the peo-
pie who have money to send away.
G. j. Evans is making an effort TO In
terest enough people in the new game
of croquet to form club here. The
game is called ROGUE and requires much
more skill than the old game. 1t is a
compromise between Carom and Cro-
quet and as much skill can be shown in
playing Rogue as in pool. Mr.. Evans
is an enthusiast in the game and is in
PRODUCING it wherever he can. He will
so to ST. Peter this week to play with
the club at that place so that should any
body care to interest themselves in the
game he will know just how and what
to do. The game is fully described and
illustrated in the last Dumber of the
Ladies Home journal.