New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-13

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Malta Vita Food is being demonstrat
a at !. II BeDke for q few days this
week come and taste II. The most de-
icious and perfect food made. AI
cooked.
The ladies society of the Evangelical
lutheran church will serve ice cream
nd coffee al the residence Of Mrs. Theo.
Mueller at North German street on Sun
lay fternoon Ang.
elpohl = Spaeth have been given
he contract for building the new organf
or the Catholic church. This magnlf-
cent organ is to cost about $4,000 and
will be an excellent piece Of work
The camping party at Hunters Rest
did not stay the full length Of time ex-
pected but broke up on Saturday. The
place was excessively damp for camping
and a number of colds resulted.
On Monday night Henry Kaschau's
night blooming cereas opened its snow
white petals and disclosed q beautiful
flower perfect in every detail. Il was
greatly admired by all who noticed it.
! Anything in Haubrich's window on.
the 81, % and % Of August will 60 for
csc don't miss it..
Better weather for harvest could not
be found. The mornings have been ex-
tremely cool for August in fact the Their
mometer on one or two occasions got
down to within few degrees Of freez-
ing. .s:. s.ss..
J.. j. Green, Ernst Wicherski and
Einar Hoidale represent the New Ulm
newspaper fraternity on the excursion of
the State Editorial Association through
the great lakes, they will be gone about
a week. ~ 'l..: ST u
DR.. and Mrs. O. c. Stricken returned
home from their eastern trip on Satur-
day. They both bring back a report Of
very pleasant trip. The doctor spent
some time ON the historic battle field Of
Gettysburg. +. ..3.5 .ss. / 3.
The Misses Sadie solem of Mlnneapo-
lis, Tina Peterson of Benson and Rosa
Mahlow of Murdoch left Monday for
their respective homes after visiting q
couple of weeks in the city the guests Of
Mrs. G. 81. Hornburg. '@4> 5.s:e
Father Berghold who was here last
week collected some data for an adenda
to his book s'The Indians Revenge
which will be printed and sold with the
book during the celebration which is to
take place in this city.
"a Mrs. Schell has made the Redwood
Falls recreation park association the
same generous offer to donate a pair of
deer for their park, that she did to New
Ulm. Redwood Falls will probably take
advantage of the offer, according to the
local papers. " .
X 25c will buy more at Haubr1ch's
Jewelry store on Aug. 81, % and % than
you ever got before. =.s= y. I'D q h. !.
B. Marschner is greatly improving his
store building on Minnesota street by adj
ding to it in the rear and putting an adj
ditional story on the top. This addition
will greatly improve the appearance OUT
side as we'll Us give him great deal
more room inside. 5.z, u, sss
e, t'Nan Wilkes" means a good cigar,
made honestly, of good tobacco, ami it
sells for nickel. Buy it, and you've
made good investment. Hand onas to
your neighbor and you're made friend.
Smoke it, and you're in love with the
best Sc cigar on earth. ..5
Mr.. and. Mrs. Chas. Schumacher OF
St. Paul who came to the city on Fri
day last to be present at the MARRIAGE of
son, will remain until after the Massacre
Celebration. They were in the city at
the time Of the outbreak and will enjoy
the meeting with old settlers.
Go. A. of then G.S. M, as was ex-
pected last week, at their regular meet
ing on Wednesday evening decided to
lend every effort toward assisting in the
celebration. They will be great help to
the committee if they put forth every eff
fort, especially in matters military.
Inspector Gutterson whose business it
is to locate rural postal routes was in the
city last Wednesday and reported don the
application for routes OF Milford and
Lafayette. 1t will be sometime before
the service will be in operation. Ferdi-
nand Hofschield and ~. Brown were APP
snninfed carrinrs for the new rnufp 81 IA f5