New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-16

X Bring your poultry to stork Bros.
Ben Stockman was visitor in Mime.
apolis over Sunday. -
Miss Minnie Schoch is at Window
where she is the guest of her sister,.
Rev. S. g. Updyke is absent from the
city on visit to his mother in Michi-
gan. ..
Miss Hilda Koch who has been with
Miss Newsalt in St. Cloud is at home fol
| the summer.
Otto Stuendt, teacher at Green Bay
Wis. came home Wednesday last to spend
| his vacation kere& y j @ ~ s.
Miss Elsie Eckstein left yesterday fol-
Minneapolis where she will visit for Sc,
veral days with friends SsE#.@
Peter Christensen proprietor of Sleepy
Eyes big department store was in the
city on business Monday.
Fred Setter will leave tomorrow foI
Spokane, Wash, to spend a, couple OF
months on his fruit farm.
The mosquito crop can be said to be
the best that has been raised in many
years. They are unusually large and &C
tive.
A dancing party has been arranged fol
| Friday evening at Turner hall. A mum.
Der of young people Of the city are utter:
ested in it.
Mr.. and Ms Ernst Brandt are enter.
tanning Misses Lulu Overstolz end Anne
LA Felt of St.=Louis.a Miss Overstolz is
a niece of Mr.. Brandt.
Mrs. G. F. Reinecke with Mrs. Peter
Manderfeld left on Saturday for Seattle
Wash. and other Pacific coast points tc
be absent for some time. ~..E
Anton Schiller has been given the
place of book-keeper in the Hornburg
hardware store, succeeding John Schrodt
who is at the Eagle sMill.zss...,
G.: u 4: Is Is Endreas succeeds Philip schoen-
ing as Instructor in the Catholic paroehial
school. Both Mr.andgM Mrs. Endreas will
be Welcome q y eWaI IN.
Hamocks for so cents up Is $1,000 al
And. J. Eckstein's.fss >y,z..,... 'SSsisss
Sam Maurer Of Sleepy Eye and Will
Bingham Of the same city were here over
Sunday and attended the entertainment
at Turner Hall sunda y evening
Mrs. John Hooge and children Of
Mountain Lake were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. ". G. Miller last wick. Mrs
Hooge lssa sister Of Mrs. Miller.
Dr.. Merrill Of St. Peter was in the city
Sunday for the purpose ofreceivlng treat.
ment for his throat from DR.. mickey the
specialist who regularly visits this city.
x cdr Kohler Of Minneapolis, will be
in New Ulm, Saturday, July 10TH, at
DR.. Strickler's office, to do eye, ear, nose
and throat work. Hours II a. m. to 6
pm. ..x, = i. I. :, ,sSs .s@e.ss1*
Prof. Bosky, wife and family were
among the excursionists who took advan
tage of the low rate given by the North
western and visited in Minneapolis ovel
Sunday.
Prof. Notz, dean of the Lutheran Col
| lege of Milwaukee, and a man who il
we'll known in this. city, fell from the
second story window of his house las
Friday and broke his back. .sss5 gsssz.
Geo. w. Mnrfn who, has been camp
ing at spicersthe past two weeks, was il
the the city Sunday on his way to Winneba
60 City to take charge Of the. elevator
which7he has recent purchased.
Saturday night small company
enjoyed g pleasant evening at schmuck
er's Tivoli. twas When turning from
this party that number of young mer
discovered the fire in the bicycle shop.
The Chicago & Northwestern railroad
excursion Saturday took large number
{ of@people, out Of the. city. ! There were
several sections in the excursion anG
each one was crowded with people from
west of here. = - ~IT@1 #.c:E. ...*%:+}
G. A. Ottomeyer returned on Saturday