New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-10

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leave Of absence from the police forcelof
the city and is looking after his interests
as candidate for sheriff.
B-Kennedy Of Gold Gate was in town
Thursday. Arthur Kennel of The same
place, has left for Chicago, where he is
ATTENDING medical college. y
Buy your iron beds, springs and mat
dresses at j. H. Forster's.
Tie two-year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Carpen of the town of Brigh-
ton died on Friday of Pneumonia super
induced by whooping cough.
Father sandmeyer has been confined
to his house on account Of sickness the,
past week. He was unable to conduct
the services at the church on Sunday.
Father Rant, who has been visiting at
his old home in Germany for some time
past returned to this city on Friday last
hayingghad very pleasant trip and visit.
Christ Heller of this city left on Mon.
day for Switzerland to spend several
months visiting with his parents. He
expects to be back sometime in January.
X Lisk antitrust tinware warranted for
ever for sale at Hornburg's. l
Cards are out announcing the coming
wedding of Miss Meta Koch to Henry N.
SomseB, both of this city. The wedding
is to take place on Tuesday the 10th of
September.
Dyars Lubricant, Western Cylin-
der and Western Castor should be
used by all consumers of machine
oils. They are the best and most
economical. Ask your dealer for
these oils and accept of no other.
On Thursday morning Mrs. Magdalena
Fischer and Joseph Mum were united in
marriage by Father Sandmeyer at the
Catholic church. They will reside in
the northern part OF, the state. !
Ernest Hagberg book-keeper for the
schell Brewing Go. celebrated the anni-.
versary of his birthday on Tuesday even
ing last BY giving an evening party to a
few of his friends. Those who were
present report an excellent time. s !.
The new order of classes for the Turn
ing school appears in the ad for the
Turnverein which may be seen on this
page of the Review. The school opened
last week. at Turner hall and to the ex-
ercises all children are admitted free.
Sunday the annual harvest festival was
celebrated ats George. The attendance
was not as large as on former occasions
but those who were there enjoyed them
selves and everybody had a good time
Prizes were given for bwoling and other
games.
\ The best selection of French China
and Cut Glass Ware ever shown in the
city you will find at y. G.. Reim's.
A threshing rig owned by Hornburg
and Match, near West Newton, has had.
several bleak downs tho past week,
caused by pieces of sheet iron and stones
maliciously concealed in the bundles of
grain. Several parties are under sus-
picion. -. --..
J. N. Nennu, who has had charge of
the Commercial hotel during the past
three years, has moved his family to
Springfield. Mr.. Nenno informed us that
be would probably reenter the hotel bust
ness after he and his family have taken a
much needed rest Sanborn Sentinel.
Sheriff Mcmillan of Nicollet county
was in the city on Thursday on his way
to the upper end of his county to look
after his political ferces. The sheriff is
very popular in this end of his county
and if it was left to this section to re-
nominate him he would find little diff
Guilty in securing the prize.
J. H. Retzlaff engineered display of
the .McCol mick corn binders at Hanska
Tuesday last week, and demonstrated
that his machine was entitled to great
deal of credit for the superior way in
which it cut and tied the bundles of the
corn fodder. The Mccormick is an ex-
cellent machine. $50 .ls55$
For RENT-A large, we'll lighted aud
steam heated Office room. Enquire at
Brown County Bank. :.,:.. ..5. Il 81
DR.. G.. F. Beachler, received the sad
news of the sudden death, by heart fail
ure, of his father on Wednesday, at
Greenvllle, Pa, accompanied by Mrs.
Beachler left for there on Thursday. The
doctor eypects TO return by Sunday next