New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-30


Hamocks for SO cents up to SIC. 90 1t
And. ]. Eckstein's.
M. and Mrs. Chas. 81 lversen are this
week entertaining Mn. Silyerson' s father
NJ. A- Schmidt q Cincin u.
Miss Anna Zschunke left yesterday for
Minneapolis after 3 two weeks visit with
|relatiyes IN this city and At Springfield 8.
~. and Mrs. G. Il. Hornburg il. left
on Saturday In their automobile for So.
Peter csyisit over Sunday with friends.
Miss Julia BIekre and and brother Ed
gar and Miss Wagon Of Mankato are III.
the city visiting at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Larson.
Mrs. n. q. Fisch and daug hter Of Win
dom visited on Friday at the home Of w.
=. Eckstein and on Saturday with Mrs.
Edkstein left for Pierre. S. d. to visit rel
z & 2a
Iatiyes. Mrs. Fisch is sister Of Mrs
Eckstein.
J.W Goldsbury, of Chatfeld, was il
the city over Sunday visiting friends. AT
the congregational church ii the even
ing he sang solo. He was at one time
9 member of the Carleton Glee club and
is now connected with bank IN Chat
field.
At the Lutheran Conference held in
Milwaukee, on Wednesday last Prof. j.
Ischaller was elected secretary and Prof.
a. Alderman assistant secretary, both
gentlemen are Of the faculty of DR..
Martin Luther College of this city.
Amagnetic healer was in. the city last
week looking for rooms in which to
locate an Office for the purpose of practic-
ing his profession. What we really need
InoWis "a Christian Scientist and the
~ pAoACeo4OudA u0aAcIS Will De
complete. ss
Henry Heimerdinger of this city and
his brother Ferdinand OF Golden Gate left
sterday morning for the Pacific coast.
They will be gone sometime and will
probably purchase milling business
there if,they are pleased with the pros
poets. s.gg
3. E, Harriet and wife of Wabasso were
in the city over Sunday the guests of Mr..
! and Mrs. Hubbard. MIR. Harriet is the
Junior member Of the firm Of Pierce &
Harriet, lawye Mr.. Pierce being in Red.
wood Falls. Mrs. Harriet is neice OF
Mr.. Hubbard. :szzssszsssss :.ss
Turner Hall park committee has
purchased through John Forster, the
furniture man, two dozen lawn chairs to
be usedsin the park. The large crowds
which attend the Sunday evening con-
certs there make it necessary for better
seating facilities. =:
I a baseball team claiming to be the
second team of New Ulm, was badly de-
feated by the Juniors on Sunday, the
big fellows were defeated in score of
7to13. The full nine innings were played
and the big fellows took their. medicine
| with good grace. s>G.g 80. s~s.> #
| Fred Boock late Of the Eagle Mill
company office. force has accepted the
position made vacant by the resignation
of Geo. Z. & Colpas. Mr.. Schmidt will
not become bill clerk as reported but
lexpects to be given the position Of
Icashier at Watertown. ,% ='.., =
+ Corporal Bourque one of the Spanish
American veterans, who is interested in
organizing the soldiers of that war into
an organization similar to the G.. A.. r.,
was in the city on Monday. He is
anxious to establish camp in this city
land thinks he will succeed,
t Dr.. 3. W. Bayley returned home from
his western trip Friday night. After
treating his patient in Montana he took
trip through the Yellow Stone park in
which place he spent considerable time.
he says that the wonderful things to be
seen there are worth many times what it
costs to see them. During his stay at
Senator McLain's he was called upon to
remove a cancer from the lip of the fore
man Of the McLaia's ranch. The oper-f
alton was very successful.
Speaking to the laying of the corner
stone for the new Lutheran Church at
Sleepy Eye the Herald says Prof.
sc .E4. Her Ter delivered an eloquent and able
sermon, taking his topic from Ps, 50 3D.
%. This is the day which the Lord