New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-06-04

With the bet inning d file month ire
Electric Light Conn any commenced fur-
nishiDg ligt for The entire night. The
company has also placed the metre rate
al 10 cents per 900 watts, whichis lower
than any city il furnishing il under mu-
Inlcipal ownership. The faf rate will re-
malu thessame
John Glauser. and engineer employed
on the Great Northern road and stationed
at Spokane, WASH, spend Thursday un-
iii sunday in this city visiting with his
sister and brother in law, Mrs. and John.
Blushm, either one of whom be had mot
seen for the past ten years. Nj. Gliuser
was on his way 10 ST. Paul where lie IS
to giYe testimony before the superinten-5
dents Of the above road il regard TO q
disastrous railroad wreck which occurred
recently in Washing ton state.
The marriage Of Miss Lulu Setter TO
Max L. Hanft was solemnized ct Win.
throp Saturday and q large number OF
friends and relatives from this city were
present. Both young people are very
popular and the event was Of more than
local interest. The wedding was an event.
such as Winthrop seldom sees and the
many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hanft wish
them aslife that shall be as essentially
happy as the wedding Was : success.
Today occurs the wedding Of Miss
Mabel Doty Of CORTLAND to DR.. Brooks
of Hibbing, MINI. The wedding is to
be = very quiet one with only,.a few in
innate friends and the relatives of the
high contracting parties. Miss Doty is
q favorite not only in CORTLAND but in
New Ulm and her many friends will con-
graduate her on the excellent choice she
has made, DR.. Brooks is 9 practicing
physician in the growing village of Hlb-
bing and is a young man of excellent
qualities. They will maks their homeiln
Hlbbing. 81 J. &
Wd. Ebner has greatly improved his
soda fountain BY the addition Of oneEof
the latest self-adj usting soda generators.
He has made other improvements in his
restaurant BY the renewal OF partitions
so that the place looks almost like new.
Mr.. Eibner is one of the cities young bust
ness men who believes in progression
and has equipped his place to accomnno-
date his patrons in the best possible
manner. notwithstanding the raise IN
price Of almost every article necessary
for table use he has kept the price Of
meals down to where the average man
can live without absorbing all his income.
The Review is pleased to notice Mr..
Eibner's Improvements and to commend
his place to the patronage of the public.
The graduating class Of the high school
has issued some very neat Invitations and
programs for commencement day. The
class was severely criticised byone Of The
city papers on accountsof making prices
with outside printing firms. # seems
that the paper was hasty in it's Judgment
for the class had not decided to have
more than the engraving done outside 81
town. They were fortunate in getting :
good job and at . very reasonable price.
The engraving was something that could
not have been done in the city. The
class will be graduated on Tuesday even,
ing June 10th at which time Hon. w. s
Hammond of St. James will deliver thu
ad dress. The exercises will take plac,
in the audltorm Of the school house.
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