New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-06
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Miss Margaret Hughes, sister Of Mrs.
w. G. Haubrich, who has been visiting in
this city the past month, returned to her
home at Des Moines, Iowa on Thursday
last.
Father Sandmeyer, and Schalk, Messrs,s
Wd. Eibner, Amann and Endreas visited
Sleepy Eye yesterday for the purpose OF
seeing the New Catholic church in that
city.
The excellent hone in the market in
this city is furnished By Otto Banker Of
the town of Home, who disposed of more,
than half q tDn to merchants of this city
on Thursday last. .s8.
Rev. S. g. UpdYke who during his va
cation has been visiting his mother in
Michigan returned home last week and
conducted services at the Congregational
church on Sunday.
The Rev. John G. Schmidt, who has
been working among the colored people
of North Carolina as a missionary, de-
livered an address at the Lutheran church
on Sunday evening.
According to daily newspaper reports,
Hon. John Lind will be a candidate for
Congress from Fifth district on the dem
ocratlc ticket, and there is every proba-
bility that he will be elected. s.
The organ fund for the new pipe or
gan to be placed in the Catholic church
in this city has now reached the sum of
$15, 10000 and large part of the congre-
cation is still to be seen.
| Nels Anderson has entered the field
early for the nomination for Judge of
probate for this county at the Republi.
can primaries. Mr.. Anderson was at one
time sheriff of this county. -:
Work on the new store building being
erected by L. J. Buenger is moving along
quite rapidly. The building is now up
to the second story and begins to show
what.it will he when completed.
| The New Ulm Land and Investment
Co., which was to have run an excursion
to Canada yesterday was obliged to call
it off because those who wanted to 90
were too busy with their grain to get
away. ~-> .,s>.~ r.
\ August Bluhm who has been in the
employ of G. q. REIN in the Jewelry
store for the past three years, left on
Monday for Menominee, Wis. to accept q
similar losition with a jewel1y store in
that city. :-. >- - s
The ice cream social given by the ladies
of the Lutheran church at the home OF
Mrs. II. schapekahm on wednesday
evening was we'll attended and the ladies
realized neat sum of money from the
salerof ice cream. "
The Cadet band entertained large
number of people in German park
Thursday evening. Two of the selec.
tions were Mr.. Gruenenfelders own com.
positions and were greatly appreciated
by the audience. ~ -... I.
The music of the Second Regiment
band was listened to by large crowd al
Turner Hall park on Sunday night The
audience was very appreciatlve, and the
Old Folks medley in particular was
heartily encored. A
Winthrop is to have street fair dur.
ing the month of September. These
things are all right the first time they are
tried but usually prove to be burden
on the'poor business man before they
are,three years old.
7 From present indications it would
seem that the bicycle fever had received
a fresh lmpetues. The wheelmen of this
city and of Sleepy Eye are trying to get
to gether on proposition to build path
between the two places. e..
On Tuesday last in the Catholic church
at St. George Miss Sophia Matsch was
united in marriage to Theodore To.
maschko, The groom is an employee Of
the Eagle Mill Co. and the newly married
coupleIwil live in this city.
| A.. Endres the new instructor in the
parochial school in this city has organ.
lied chorus of male voices which he is
instructing without charge. He expects
to deyelope good musical organization
for which he has some excellent material
u Albert Pfaender has been engaged by
August Loffelmacher to appear for the
bows in the United States court at Man
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