New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-04-16

| Eye spent Sunday and Monday in this
city with his mother. FIJI. j.. *. .5:E
ID. Kogge has resigned his position
with the Interstate Insurance Company
and has accepted position as salesman
for the Burg Cigar Company. @*z
j. F. Neumann sells mackintoshes at
ST. each next Monday.
DR.. J. P. Graft has decided to locate
in this city and will have headquarters
at Neumann's livery barn. He has made
a thorough study of veterinary surgery
and is we'll qualified to attend to the
diseases of horses.
DR.. G.. R. Koch and DR.. Gebhardt left
on Monday for Mankato where they at
tended meeting OF the Southern Minne-
| sofa Dental Association which has its
annual meeting in that city.
TX Have your carpets cleaned now from
so and rs cents per room. L. j. Buenger.
4 Miss Amalia Nix has accepted an in
Ivitation to conduct a summer school in
/ the University Of Jena, Germany at the
close of the school year in st. Paul,
where she is now teaching. /
The two LADIES' clubs of this city are
making preparations for entertaining the
visiting clubs which are to- be here in
May. They will have quite an extens-
i've program that cannot fail to be enter
tanning.
The Lutheran college will graduate
five students this year. The exercises
will be held in the afternoon. The class
will dispense with the usual addresses.
The date for the commencement exercis-
es has been fixed for June Bird. -
At the last regular meeting of the
Catholic Order Of Foresters eight candi-
dates were given the side degree and five
names were balloted upon for member
ship in the order. The lodge has live
and growing membership and the attend
ance is excellent.
X G. H. Hornburg, sole agent for the
Quickmeal gasoline and wickless oil
stoves.
Henry and Louis Romberg who own
large farms near Sleepy Eye have placed
a large order for nursery stock with the
New Ulm Nursery of this city. Mr..
Weller has a much larger nursery than
people throughout the county think and
his stock is grown to suit this climate.
During the wind storm which made
life miserable for all living things in
this; vicinity Friday, the barn Of Henry
Kunze was blown down.. An old hen
busy hatching setting of eggs in q bar
rel was not disturbed and after the
wreck, was found placidly setting at her
post of duty. IL
The Review this week publishes fol
the benefit Of those of it's readers whe
may care for such information, the names
| and addresses of the clerks, treasurers
and assessors of the various town in the
county. People who have dealings with
town officers will do we'll to cut the list
out and save it. .s=: Ar ii. Ut
= For wall paper, carpets, mating, etc
call at Forster Bros.
Il On Thursday evening April 24th ths
celebrated Dode Fisk orchestra will CIV,
a concert and dance at Union hall. Thil
company OF musicians furnish the fines
dance music that there is going. The,
make that their business and those VII,
go to the hall that evening will find tina
the Dode Fisk people are all right.
W. G. Miller has purchased the 81
Weyhe residence on State street, the con
sideration being $3.50. he will NOV,
his family into it about the 11st Of May
M. Weyhe expects 70 leave this part 0
the country at least for q time. He vii
visit his brother who j. At present ! resi-
dent Of Oakland, Cal. and may conclud,
to make that his. home.
County Treasurer Schneider has pur.
chased the Crone property corner Of Al
South and State street and will occup.
the same as 9 place Of residence. Tn,
price paid for this beautiful piece .
property was s 1000. II is one IT til
prettiest Residences in the city and I'll
county treasurer j. to be congrstulatel
upon getting il It such ! bargain.