New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-23

Inc C1ty drug store mas received Dis cer-
5t;;fcate ss assistant pharmacist
Dr. strickier and wife expect il the
near future to take ID extended trip
Though the east, visiting il New York,
Pennsyl vania and other states.
y. g. Alvin calls attention this week
to the excellent line Of pianos for which
he is agent. he has sold quite i number
recently and they have given excellent
satisfaction.
The ladies society of the Lutheran
church will serve coffee iand ice cream
IN the afternoon and evening Of July 30th
atthe home Of Mrs. Herp an Schape kahm.
Everybody is invited.
The Young People Christian Endeavor
Society Of the Congregation Church will
give an Ice cream social on the church
lawn Friday July 25th. Every body
cordially invited to come.
The ruinor that r. Pfeferle would
move his grocery store from his present
location was unfounded. He Will remain
where he is and continue to supply the
necessaries of life with the usual regular
ity and precision as before.
# Prof. Otto Schumacher and his sister
Miss Freda are in the city the guests Of
Louis schilling. Prof Schumacher is
principal of the German department of
the Milwaukee public schools. He and
his sister will spend several weeks in the
city.
Albert Englund returned from New
Ulm last Monday. he vert down to see
about the probating of5hisfather's estate,
the property Of the late Peter EngIund,
and has made application to be appoint-
ed administrator Of same. Comfrey
Times. III:
Fred Setter will not soon be forgotten
BY his friends in this city many Of whom
were entertained IN q handsome manner
at Turner hall by him on Wednesday
evening, and at his home Saturday even.
ing ne gave another reception. eleaves
orSthe west on Monday.
: Shirts from 25c to $3.50 at all sizes
and patterns at the New Store. |.
i is confidently expected BY large
number Of democrats that Peter Bertrand
OF Sleepy Eye viii 81 the democratic
NOMINEES for State Senator before the
primary election, Mr.. Bertrand has q large
following in this county andwill control
q large nnmbes Of votes.
Dr.. q. r. Koch the dentist has made
arrangements to be in Hanska the, first
and Third Thursdays Of each month. he
will leave here Thursday noon and return
Friday afternoon. This will enable the
lreoplesof 3Hanska TO have the services
OF first class dentist regularly.
Mrs. Tanke isSnow an inmate Of The
State prison at Saltwater. Her first WORK
was cleaning the rooms Of the officer.
under the personal direction Of the ma.
tron. Those who saw herenter the prison
say that she was cheerful and went about
her work with much indif Florence.
Prof. schallers will conduct the service.
IN the Lutheran church during the absence
OF ReY. Albrecht. on Monday he left
for Milwaukee to attend conference
and will be absent for acme time. or
Sunday the church will be supplied 81
Rev. Emmanuel Albrecht Of Fairfax.
J. y. Phillips Of the Arlington Enter.
prise has graduated from the newspaper
business into the legal profession and has
disposed Of his paper to n. F. White who
issued his first number last week. Mr.
Phillips evidently believes that the news.
paper business is q good thing to get gu,
of. i.
Oh. Hornburg sells Plymouth Irvine
Ga Ottomeyer had a phenomenal
sale OF hosiery the first of last week; HI
had 100 dozen pairs which have nearly
4 n
al. been disposed Of. He has 9 like assert.
ment of handkerchiefs which he il offer.
ing at similar price. The goods arc
samples carried By travelling men and arc
all good.
The Cadet band gave an excellent con.
tcert in German Park on Thursday even
ing, with z. 9 large and appreciatlve audi
ence. Several of the members wer.
heartily encored. Two Of the piece,
Iplayed were Mr.: Gruenenfeld owr
compositions and were not ont. classed b,
any on the program.
StorK Bros. want your poultry. 81