New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-19

+ Neumann has special sale On
Laces and mbroiderg next Monday s
Miss Katie Haubricb returned Thurs
day from = months visit with MankatoI
friends.
JohD Cutting, peIiintendent Of
schools, was in the city Saturday on.
business. 5.
Miss Lena Haubrich left Monday for
Minneapolis TO have her eyes treated By
d.. Kohler.
IS Mrs. Jos. T. Vogel went to st. Paul on
Monday as delegate from the local
society Of Degree Of Honor.
Miss Eva Klossner left on Thursday
for several days visit in the cities, at
Mortified and also at Mankato.
DR.. "a. A. Gebhardt will )eaye for
Minneapolis on Thursday and will be
absent from the city until Saturday.
The Ladies' Missionary Society held q
special meeting at the residence Of Mrs.
a ". Bingham on Tuesday afternoon at
four o clock.
Mr.. Updyke will give . Sermon Eulogy1
on the Proto Martyr Stephen at the Com
|gregational church next Sunday morning
all will be welcome. .5s
Miss Esther Youngb!om Of Lafayette
was brought to the hospital in this city
on Saturday where she was operated on
for appendicitis by DR.. Stricken.
Mrs. Sarah Pfeferle and niece Miss
Flora left for Minneapolis yesterday
morning to purchase thei, spring goods.
Miss Flora will extend her trip to Chicago
to see what the latest styles are.
Winfield Scott Hammond a popular
Attorney of St. James is in the city to-.
day for the purpose of addressing the
Commandery of Knights Templar this
evening at Masonic Hall. Visiting Sir
Knights are cordially invited. s {.
The firm of F. Nagel & Co., whose
reputation as practical side walk build
ers has gone beyond the confines of this
city, are liable to have an unprecedent-
ed amount Of work to do In that line
the coming summer. There will be
large additional amount of work in this
city and already inquiries are coming IN
from outside towns. If they want good
walks f. Nagel & Co.. are the people to
put them in. ;.a=
Eugene Pfeferlc has had in. the win
dow OF bis drug store an advertisement
calling attention to poultry food lie is
selling, hen with brood of half dozen
young chickens Matched last week. The
window hos attracted great deal of at
tention and IS unique advertisement.
It is not often that chickens are Matched
at this time. of the year and the reason
probably can be found in the superiori-
.ty, of the poultry food that Pfefferle
SELLS. s%* *
Mr.. T. B. Terry, who will conduct the
Farmers Institute in New Ulm begin
ming on Monday the Oath of February
will speak in the Congregational church
on Sunday evening the 231d inst. on the
Wifc's Share. It is also expected that
Prof. Crltchett will address the meeting
and that Prof. Johonnot of the Institute
corps will sing one or two solos, 100
extra seats will be put into the church
for use on that occasion and it is hoped
that all will provided for who may de-
sire to attend, you will be welcome.
N. Henningsen has received papers
giving him authority to receive sub
scriptions fer the Mckinley monument
fund and all who desire to contribute to
s
this may leave money with him and it
will be sent to the proper officials.
Without any effort on his part he has
already been given nice start towards
the subscription. Contributions, if not
more than five cents, will be as accepta-
Bile as those of a dollar as the idea is to
give it q national value by having all the
people have a financial interest in it.
August NJ. Stork met with serious
land nearly fatal accident Monday night
by jumping from a moving train. He
was returning from Hanska and when
coming into New Ulm rather than wait
until the train got 70 the depot though
he would get off at the crossing. The
train was going faster than he thought
land he jumped in the opposite way from
i that in which the train was going. He