New Ulm review., 1901-08-21
Miss Addie Gates Of Winona is th

Prof. u. i. Crltchett and family are
expected home from Minneapolis today.
/ have some good bargains in improv-
ed farms near Madelia, Lewisville and
Truman. DIG. D'Evelyn, Madelia, Mimi
Mrs. Emile Hanson of Sleepy Eye
visited friends in this city the first of the
week.
Miss Ida McCabe of st. Peter has been
visiting with Miss Berdie Mullen the
past week.
Rex and Charlie Bingham of Sleepy
Eye were guests of their uncle NJ. A.
Bingham over Sunday.
Gust Hummel left on Tuesday on a
business trip to the cities. He will be
home again by the end of the week.
Chas. Forster had quite scare about
a pocket book containing $75. II was
lost from Sunday until Tuesday, when
| it was found at his home.
DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis; will be in
New Ulm, Sunday, Sept. 1st, from to s
P. NJ, to do eye, ear. nose and throat
work in DR.. Strickler's Office.
/ VIM. Clements pleaded guilty to be-
Ing drunk, before Judge Henningsen, on
last Thursday and was given $25 fine
or thirty days. He took the latter.
! r. Hellriegel, Chaska, Mimi, dealer in
sewing machines, organs, pianos and
other musical instruments, since 1871,
owing to the extention of his business,
will this fall, permanently, establish in
New Ulm. in his so-called Bogen build
ing, after the latter structute will have
been remodeled for his business.
/ Joseph Doshaba, an Armenian student
from Northfeld will be in this city on
Wednesday evening, Aug. 28th, at the
Congregational church, at which time
he will fully describe the customs and
ways of his ill-treated and much abused
race. There will be a nominal charge
| for admission.
| Lord Balfour, of Burleigh, Secretary
for Scotland, and Lord Rector of the
University of Edinburgh, will contri-
butte to an early number of The Satur-
day Evening Post, of Philadelphia, pa.
per of official significance on Carnegie's
Gift to Scotland. Lord Balfour is one
Of the trustees of the millions Mr.. Car
| negie has given to the Scotch universe
| ties.
County superintendent of Schools
John Cutting was in the city Monday
completing his annual report. He states
that the teachers examinations recently
held have shown higher per cent of
knowledge of the work to be done than
in previous ones, and is satisfied at the
evidence of improvement being made
Mr.. Cutting is a hardworking thorough
| official and the result of his administra-
tion is bound to show upon the schools
of the county.
The Review on Saturday returned a
contract for advertising for forty inches
of space for Montgomery, Ward & Co.,
for which would have paid nearly $125.
This was done not because the Review is
so rich that it can afford to loose it, but
because we know that merchants in this
city have the same goods and can give
as close prices as Montgomery, Ward &
Co. People may not know it because
few of them take the trouble to tell
| what they have. But the Review be-
| lieves in New Ulm and the business men
of the place and advises all buyers to
try the home market first, as general
thing if you go and search diligently
for what you want you will find it some
where in the city.
On Tuesday morning Miss Bertha
Schneider and Albert G.. Schilling were
married at the Catholic church. This is
the uniting of two of the oldest families
of the city. The bride being the daugh-
ter Frank Schneider and the groom the
son of Louis Schilling, city clerk, and
junior member of the firm Zschunke &
Schilling clothing dealers. He is a.
young man of many good traits and has.
a host of friends who congratulate him
upon the successful termination OF his
courtship. The young couple have rent
ed the house recently vacated by Wm.
F. Wepdt on the corner of Center street
and German, where they will immediate
" go to house keeping. The Second
Regiment band of which Mr.. Schill1ng|
is a member, very gracefully serenated
them and were given cordial welcome
for it.
A man by the name Of Fred Meyers,