New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-04-09
Have your carpets cleaned now from
80 and rs cents per room. .. Buenger.


Einar Hoidsle was passenger east
ward bound on the G. 81 n. ". on satur-
day.
Frank Webber Of Mlnneapoli was In
the city Saturday and Sunday on visit
to. his parents.
Z Tribune and Columbia chainless BIZ
cycles at e. q. Hornbur for $50. Do.
not buy anything else.
Henry Brye who has been at Reyere.
during the winter returned to his home
in this city on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Olin Of Franklin
were in the city Saturday the guests Of.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Peterson.
VIM. Mather left on Wednesday for.
points along the Burt Sanborn line to
weigh up elevators for Bingham Bros.
he expects to be away 4 week Or more.
Mayor E. P. Bertrand Of Sleepy Eye
was in the city on Thursday to make
settlement IN the final hearing before
Judge George in the Michael Arnoldi
estate.
Assistant postmaster Miller has been
unable to attend to his dutles at the
post office on account Of sickness. He
has been confined to the house since Sat-
urday. 5 Il
Albin Carlson returned from Comfrey
Friday where he had spent considerable
time arranging his stock of clothing
which has just been opened for sale in
that city.
DR.. Schoch returned on Friday from a
trip to New York city and also his old
home in Pennsylvania. Hesays that the
mountains through the latter state when
he left, were still white with snow which
lay more than foot deep and the wealth
er was very disagreeable. i. =s. ;, BIT. 3 s.5:
A telegram to the daily papers from
st. Peter says that the people, of that
city laugh at the idea that has been adj
vanced that the Juror Rachel was
E"Doped," and says what Is doubtless
true, that the circumstance exists only in
the diseased imagination of some mans
brain. ~. = w.
On Friday IN the Lutheran church in
this city the marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Meyer to E. II. Fritsche was solemnized
Mr.. Fritsche is a resident of Lafayette
and Miss Meyer of this city. Both are
very estimable people and have the con
CALCULATIONS and best wishes of host Of
friends. ..:.ss
There are different kinds of corn the1
there are a(che) Germs and toe corns, it il
the latter that Pfefferle, :he druggist
advertises to cure with a preparation
compounded by himself. To look at hil
store window one would think be wa.
advertising corn shelters which is tht
idea exactly, if you don't believe it JUS
stop and look at his window.
. II is gratifying to know that the Con
cordia band will again give free concert.
IN German park this summer. Those O
last year were SO thoroughly enjoyee
that the people look forward with pleas
ure to the time when they will be re-
newed. The band has been strengthen6
and improved by practice and is in {
position to provide much better enter
tainments. r. i
Messrs W alter 8 Anderson proprietor
of the Pantorium have decided that thil
is not the place for such an institution
and will close the business in q few days
Mr.. Walter and wife will 60 to Faribaul,
| to reside. A pantorium seems to be toe
much Of a luxury for this city or els.
the young men haven't . suffcien,
number of suits of clothes to be able t.
leave then there. Such m institution il
almost necessity III this city and it il
too bad that it could not be made to pay
/. On Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. +
i 81. Behnke entertained q large company
at their pleasant home. Whist filled ur
the time Of the evening until refresh.
ments were served. Prizes were award.
ed to H. Beussmann and Mrs. j. III. Sic.
| gel for the highest score and to G. H.
Ho1nburg Jr. and Mrs. ii: I. Beechel
for the lowest score. The rooms were
prettily decorated with red roses and
potted plants and everybody thoroughly
enjoyed themselves. Mrs. a. Wier OF
st. Peter was the guest Of Mrs. Behnke
that evening and also Sunday. u
The New Ulm Roller Mill resumed