New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-06-04
: Special sale on4sk irts and wrappers
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special sale on skirts and wrappers
next Monday al ]. q. Nenmann.
Miss Mabel Murfn Of Sleep Eye was
in the CITY On "Wednesday last visiting
her brother George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. j. Keber Of Madelia.
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Liesch over Sunday. s.
Mrs. p Billings who has been a
trimmer in Mrs. Follmann's millinery
Istore during the past season lett for her
home in Chicago yesterday
PIANO WANTED, torrent apply at this
Iofice.
Miss Louise Hintzen who has been
teaching school in Cottonwood has ac-s
cepted a position as clerksin Neunann's
Istore, having ompleted her term Of
chool.
Today the New Ulm gun club leaves
for st. Peter to shoot against the St.
Peter club. The match was arranged by
VIM. Meyer last week. The New Ulm
boy 8 have been doing some good shoot
ling lately.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Lohyde was struck in the head by a
rock thrown by a boy on Saturday and
was very painfully wounded. DR.. Wsiser
was compelled to take several stitchesto
close the wound.
/ John Ryczek Of Lamberton was IN the
city Memorial day visiting his family.
He has been transferred from the Coe
commission Office at Lamberton to a
similar Office further west to which point
il he will go this week.
:; The Methodist church Will have a
resident pastor after the 22d of the month.
Rev. Holm a recent graduate from Berea
! College will supply until the conference
WAAoA A0seo IL ILLS $Citt oGIoDui - 81
makes permanent assignment
The German Methodist of this district
I, comprising dozen towns in this section
of the state will hold q camp meeting
ten miles north Of Sleepy Eye on the
Minnesota, beginning June 18th.
~ Oh. Hornburg, sole agent forSthe
| Quickmeal gasoline and Wickless oil
stoves. y.
! Mrs. Kemfert moved to New Ulap
Il Thursday, where she will make her rys-
4 idence ia the future. Mrs. Kemfert has
j been resident of Fairfax for eight years
and her large circle of friend will be
sorry to lose her, Fairfax Standard.
Chas. Brandt, brother Of Ernst Brandt,
who has been resident OF California the
past sixteen years surprised his friends
by appearing in the city Thursday. This
is bis first visit to his old home since
leaving and naturally he noticed many
changes. ~.
Gruenfelder's Cadet band was engaged
lby the Memorial day committee to play
for the exercises at Sleepy Eye. Thefull
band of twenty two pieces went up and
gave excellent satisfaction. They will no
4 doubt be engaged for the 4th Of July
celebration in that city. n 5sz 49, ~
/ The Cadet band now boasts of the
largest bass horn in this part of the
j country in fact there are but two or three
in the state. Il is double B flat and
cost SOL. It weighs twenty-five pounds
| without the case. Mr.. GTuenfelder has
also bought for himself splendid corne1
of the most approved make, and the
band in complete uniform IS now
equipped to make an excellent showing
,I* Have your carpets cleaned now from
ESQ and IS cents per room. LII. Bnengel
1
Stephen Gilland Of Sleepy Eye died On
| Sunday after q long struggle against !
disease which the doctors seemed to be
unable to properly diagnose. For more
than two years he has been looking fol
q cure but has continually failed. In 8
will which he left he provided that hif
ibody should be taken to st. Paul and
cremated and that his ashes be brought
back to Sleepy Eye and when the wind
blew from the northwest they should b
thrown out and scattered as the vino
might direct them.
The Turner Sunday school in full force
was given picnic at AlWin's farm 81
Sunday and to say that they enjoyed thu
I daY is only stating it mildly. It was al