New Ulm review., 1901-06-26
Angus Hay Of the Journal spent Sun

i Angus Hay OF the journal spent Sun
day in Albert Lea.
Robert Hose and ed. Gieseke both of
Sleepy Bye were visitors with relatives
here during the Tournament.
Miss Lena Frank and her sister Mrs.
Fred Styles of Sleepy Eye are the guests
of the Mieses Koch .oe this city.
DR.. Strickler spent Tuesday in Gibbon
in consultation with DR.. Flower of that
place, in dangerous case of sickness.
New Ulm sidewalk brick are being
talked about by few of our real estate
owners for sidewalk purposes in place of
cement. Fairfax Standard.
Among the visitors here Sunday were
the editors of number of newspapers
both English and German. We ack-
| nowledge several pleasant calls.
| Mr.. Scrlbner, one of the "None Such''
washing machine hustlers of Madelia,
was the guest of Mr.. C. J. Evans on
Thursday while on hls way home from
Morris.
Truman R. Wheeler and son Sam have
been in town all week, interested In a
case of court. Mr.. Sam Wheeler expects
to leave soon on trip to Boston and
other eastern cities.
Senator Somerville made one of the
most scathing and bitterly denunciatory
speaehes against A. J. Alvin that ever
has been uttered in the court room. It
is said to have been master piece.
Miss Louise Rothweiler, for ten years
missionary in Korea, made call at the
Methodist parsonage last Saturday. She
will come again later and give an even
ing on missionary work at the Methodist
church.
The Right Eminent Grand Command
er ]. w. Chamberlin of st. Paul will be
here on Saturday evening of this week
to conclude the ceren onies incident to
the institution of an order of Knights
Templar in this city.
Hon. john LiRd came down from
Minneapolis n Saturday and spent
sometime among his friends here. He
does not appear to be worrying a great
deal over political predictions made by
some of the newspapers seen throughout
| the state.
JOS. Windschuetl, the injured man.
brought to St. Alexander hospital from
Springfield last Tuesday, died on Friday
from the fracture of his skull at the base
of the brain, the injury having been
caused by falling from wagon load of
wood. The case was hopeless from be-
ginning.
Mrs. H. j. Berg, of Sleepy Eye, gave
party ON the date of the anniversary
of her birthday which was last Wednes-
day. There attended from this place
Mesdames II. Berg, Jne. Berg, sr., Fred
Kretsch, Peter Manderfeld, j. Schuster,
Fred Kretsch, A. Bartl, A. Keiner and
Miss Baar
A man was arrested ON Sunday for
stealing an umbrella. This is unfortu-
nate because it establishes had presi-
dent. Umbrellas have been so long con-
sidered public property that the owner
ship of many would be hard TO establish.
IT anybody has an umbrella he knows
isn't his please remember that this Office.
has lost two recently.
In the barber shop next door to the
Review Office the proprietors have
night blooming Cereus which was N
blossom Saturday night. 1t had on it
one blossom pure white-a beautiful
thing. 1t is too bad that such beauti-
full flower should be open to view only
| in the night time. The plant was the
center of attraction during the entire
evening.
The Groebner building, corner of Min
nesota and First street North, is under
gong extensive repairs in being put in
to shape for the use of Messrs Zschunke
s Sehilling who will occupy it with a
stock of clothing and gents furnishing
goods. The entire front will be removed
and plate glass substituted so that when
completed the young men will have a
most desirable location. The firm will
be strong one and will doubtless draw
a large trade.
Henry Lille has . garden full of froses
back of his house that are the envy of
all his neighbors. He is experimenting
With var;o1,c var;ote;o frop, 4ha xr;Id