New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-23

Rev. Father sandmeyerso n. Thursday
entertained Rev. stulz and Messrs. Stefen
and Bertrand Of Sleepy Eye.
Call on And. ]. Eckstein and select 8
fine hammock prices from SO cents up to
$1,000.
Dr.. ] v. 3. Welcome Of Sleepy Eye
was IN the city Saturday as 4 witness on
the Kohler Us Christensen case.
Miss Lillian Ipps Of ST. Paul neice Of
Louis Buenger arrived in this city Thurs
day and will visit for sometlms.S
County Attorney Geo. Olsen was in
the city last week to be present at the
meeting Of the County Commissioners.
DR.. Fanchere Of st. James, who has re-
Gently sold his practice in that city was
here Saturday the guest Of Dr.. strickler.
T. Crone accompanied by Chas.. Kuel-
buch left on Monday for Chicago to con-
suit q specialist on account of his health.
Henry seifert was serenaded by the
Second Regiment band Wednesday even
ing that being the anniversary Of his
birthday.
All kinds Of Fresh @sausages every
Iday at Rusch s. Bosch.
| Miss Minnie silverson and her friend
Miss Inez Oberson left on Saturday for
Fairmont to spend few days at q lake
near there. &
A. W. Bingham left on Monday on a
tour of inspection of his elevator line
through the western part Of this state
aud South Dakota. .5s.s
| Chas. Grussendorf has turned his in
surance business over to VIM. p faender,
Jr. Mr.. Grussendorf is thinking Of going
on the farm this fall. sS
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hummel will start
for home from Germany about the 26 of
this month and expect to be in New Ulm
about the middle Of August.
Hugo Roos left on Thursday for Kan
sas City to visit. From there he expects
to 60 to Indian Territory to become as
sistant il 9 milling industry
Hamocks for SO cents up to $1,000 al
The dance at Turner hall was q very
pleasant affair. Fortunately for the party
the evening was cool and not enough
rain to make il iisagr eeable.
Mrs. q. F. Beachler received tele.
gram on Saturday announcing the sad
news OF the sudden death of her sister,
Mrs. F. g. Taft OF Canton, Ohio.
IL PIANO WANTED, to rent apply at this
Office. s,sz@ss ..ss.sg.sst i s.S. #sssss
Chas. Hoeschler an old New Ulm boy
now q druggist of La Cross Wis. arrived
in this city Tuesday to spend weeks
vacation, the guest Of Eugene Pfefferle
Judge and Mrs. B. r. Webber return
ed on Saturday from their trip to yellow
Stone National park, having had very
| pleasant trip which was thoroughly
enjoyed.
VIM. Wellner Of Nicollet county ha.
announced his attention of being candl
for county treasurer for that county. Mr.
| Wellner would make agood official if b.
were elected. 4. #...s & ss: Y 8ggs
i* Lisk antitrust tinware warranted for
ever for sale at Hornburg's.
Postmaster Krook and DR.. Strickle,
we've in Mankato Wednesday last for thu
purpose of comforting with Cong-essmar
McC leary regarding the proposed change
to a carrier system. .
a party of relatives and friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Schneider gathered at thei1
home Sunday afternoon and picnicked OF
the heights overlooking the city. The
afternoon was very pleasantly spent.
Mr.. G. II. Detz Of Mapletonwho owns
a farm south Of this city, was here las,
week for the purpose of renting it. Hs
| has a notice in another part of this issue
Mr.. Detz has q harness store at Mapleton
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Palmer and Mis-!
Louisa Hopt Of Fairfax were called tt
this city Wednesday by the threatened
! illness of Mrs. Anna Northers who wa
visiting Mrs. Haag. The lady 1ecoveree
however. before the party arrived.
E. g. Gilmore and wife, who recently
left this city to take chorge oftheirfarn
at Hope, N. D. have returned !. and vii
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