New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-08

Next Tuesday according 10 acall Issued
81 Secretary Pfeferle tho association Of
retail druggists will hold 4 meeting.
The whole thing ii 4 laughable matter.
What9 Side Tracked Opera House
Wednesday Oct s. Prices %. 50 and
so cts.
Mrs. Rothenburg Of Springfield and
Mrs. strlckler Of this city left for Mime
apoIis Monday to visit for . few days
with relatives.
A MANN Ohio once sold his shoes to
enable him to attend .sside Tracked q
Opera House ednesday Oct. s. Prices
90, So, and 30 cts. /.
g. p. Black former billing clerk at the
st. Louis station resigned the position
there and has accepted a similar posi-
ton IN the Northwestern depot. ],
: Call at the Weneeda Bakery for hot
rolls and fresh pies every morning.
W. r. Hodges editor Of the Sleepy
Eye Herald on Thursday last was called
| to Fargo on account Of the sudden death
lof his father who was quite old.
Mrs. Rudolph Fritsche was pleasantly
I Z 4.s-s
Isurprlsed on Friday evening by num-
Der Of her friends, it being the occasion
tof the anniversary of her birthday.
A. j. Eckstein was at ST. Paul Monday
| to attend the annual meeting of the
Minnesota Pharmaceutical Manufactur-
ling Co. Of which he is a stakeholder.
The Lamberton Milling Company has
been incorporated with four stockholders,
DR.. J. l.. Schoch and Peter Manderfeld
of New Ulm are two of the owners. .
| Geo. Meisel and family moved to their
new home in St. Paul Oh Saturday. Mr.
Meisel is member of the firm of Hesse,
Meisel & Co., commission merchants.
People who were asking what was
meant by "Mothers' Week" which APP.
Feared in the Review may find out this
week by turning to Hummel Bros. ad on
the first page.
Miss HELEN Sunday of this city has
been elected to teach the school in district
No. AZ, Nioollet county, she will be sue
ceeded in the Peoples store by her sister
Miss Kate.
Mrs. II. L. Beecher with her parents
from St. Peter departed on Thursday
last for New York and other eastern
points. The party will be absent fol
some weeks. = s.1z
On Sunday afternoon party of youne
ladies drove out to the Haubrich farm
about mile and a half from this city
where they spent the day in rustic
amusements. vss.. 80 8 &.. h..
% . 81 e.
y Oysters fried or stewed served at any
time at the Weneeda.
The Brown County Medical Associa-
ton held a meeting in this city Thursday
evening. There were present besides the
local physicians, DR.. J. W. B. Welcome,
Sr. and Jr. and DR.. Stricken of Sleepy
Eye. .=
Some twenty or more young ladies
from Sleepy Eye were in the city Sunday
evening to rehearse with the : Catholic
choir of this city, which is preparing
music for the dedicatory exercises of ST.
Mary's church in Sleepy Eye. = I.
The attention of the people of the
city is called to the coffee social that
the Germania Sisters are going to give in
Gebser's hall on Sunday afternoon and
evening. A cordial invitation is given
to the public to be present.
Thos. Cannon who recently moved to
this city from Sleepy Eye to enter the
livery business with N. B. Neumann and
was in partnership with him has retired
from the business leaving Mr.. Nenman1
in full control of the business.
Word has been received here that or
the 9th day of September son wat
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.J. Scheiderict
a former resident of tins city, now al
Seattle, Wash. They now have an ever
half dozen youngsters in their family.
Rev. S. g. Updyke of the Congre.
Igational church on Sunday evening