New Ulm review., 1902-05-28

The Rev. Geo. b. EyI1ch Of re sueur
was in the city on Thursday on his wsy
home from Elkton, s. p.
The German Lutheran Synod for
Southern Minnesota is sschednled to meet
in Nicollet on June 4th and will con-
tinue in session for one week. II is ex-
pected that there will be at least one
hundred fifty delegates in attendance.
Charlie Stnebe, the we'll known New
Ulm business man was IN town Tuesday
enroute for his big farm. he had two
friends with him. The parties were
from Iowa and he sold them the big.
farm for $2s,7s5. Sleepy Eye Herald.
The ping pong tournament at Turner
hall on Monday evening resulted in victo-
~ fer Carl scherer and Miss Allie Scherer.
Six ladies entered the contest. The games
throughout were spirited and the evening
was quickly passed. The proceedsg go to
the Turner Sunday school.
The ladies of the Turnverein will
serve lunch at Turner hall on Memorial
day after tt g services O tn e Grand
Army Post are completed at the GEM
etery. Those who do not care to prepare
meals at their homes will find it con-
venient place to get lunch.
Miss Lulu Setter of Winthrop and
Max Hantt of Minneapolis, both we'll
known in this city, are to be married at
the home of Miss Setter IN Winthrop on
Saturday of this week. Mr.. Hanft is a
travelling salesman for the New England
Furniture Co. of Minneapolis.
Frank friedman of St. Paul was in
the city Sunday and Monday visiting his
parents and sisters. Frank has recently
purchased drug business on the corner
of 7th and st. Peter streets where he is
in business for himself. New Ulm friends
of the young man will be pleased to-
learn of his success. =
Among the names of those who grad
uate from the State University this year
we notice the following who are we'll
known in this county, most of whom
live here: John R. Current, Olaf Halvor-
son, Catherine Hillesheim, Elizabeth M.
Jones, Norman G., Lind, Walter II. Muir.
fin and John H. Quanse. -.
Have your carpets cleaned now from
so and rs cents per room. L. J. Buenger
Henry Rolwes. janitor at the courtA
house was the recipient Of many com y
pliments from the ladies of the Woman's
Clubs on account of the excellent ap-
pearance of t b CO u t house grounds.
The compliment is deserving one, for
the appearance of the lawn about the
building was never better and shows that
Mr.. Rolwes IS certainly earning the salary
the county pays him for the work he Is
doing.
On Saturday Jos. Demel, an employe
OF the Hauenstein Brewing Co., came
near ending his life in one of the large
tanks or vats in which the beer is run.
He was employed in vanishing. the IN
terror of vat when he was overcome by
the poisonous fumes of the varnish and
was re ndered unconscious. He was tax
en- out and DR.. Weiser was called to at
tend him. He will recover from the ex-
perience but he had a good start towards
eternity.
X G. H. Hornburg, sole agent for the
Quickmeal gasoline and wickless oil
stoves. -..<.. at..~5..r ...
&. Among the many pleasing entertain
ments that have been given to the peo.
pie of this city during the winter prob
ably none will fill the same place that
the Pabst theatre company will fill.
Those who understand the German lang
uage will be able to thoroughly enjoy
themselves at the theatre next Friday
and Sunday nights. The company is
stronger than ever and the plays are
such as can be thoroughly enjoyed by
all. See inside page Of this paper.
Eugene Pfeferle has now about com
pleted the decoration on the front of his
drug store. Over one window he has q
fac simile Of the "sight Draft cigar
label and over the other a fac simile Of
the Pathfnder". The transom above
the door is covered with patent medi-
cine; ad and the whole is the work of
Heller & Gag Of this city. It is not
only q splendid ad'for the cigars but it
is q work of art in the line Of decoration