New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-22
Mrs. j. a. Kreger leaves tomorrow for

Mrs. ]. A. Kreger leaves tomorrow for
a visit at Marietta, MINI.
Attorney s. H. Somsen, Of Wlnona,
spent Sunday with b. N. somsen, and
wife.
Mrs. Frank Burg, ST., visited last week.
in Gibbon with her son, Chas. Burg, and
/ his family.
| Mrs. Robert hartmann, of st. Paul, is
being entertained at the home of County
Auditor and Mrs. L. G. Vogel.
Attorney Albert Pfaender was ad-
mitted to practice before the United
States district court at Mankato yester-
day.
Pope s. Howard shipped out another
lot Of their sheep Saturday night. They
have another shipment to go forward.
P. R. McCale and family moved into
their residence ON State street, recently
purchased from Alfred Boock, on Mon
day. @,s III d,
John Gerber, Jr., has p,,rchaseds the
interest of Reinhold Bosch in the meat
market of Rusch s. Bosch. The firm
name will now be Bosch s. Co.
Alfred Schroeck, one of the Fortschritt
printers, is suffering from an attack of
small pox in mild form. He has been
quarantined at his home or Center street.
Ladies of the Turnverein are making
Elaborate preparations for their fair, to
Ihe held May End 3rd. In addition to the
Mgular program, play will be present
"a.
Saturday evening the local lodge of
| Odd Fellows will celebrate the ami
versary Of the Minnesota order. Special
prepare ions are being made for the
event.
| = Chas. Marti has ,rearranged the interior
of the Rudolph building TO allow of a
good display being made of his new
stock. He will open his harness shop
this week. ~~@
| VIM. Koch was the first honorary mem.
Der of the Second Regiment band to pass
to has long rest. Out of respect for him
the band volunteered to assist at the
funeral. \ ~-4rs* s3s,.S
Andreas Amann took out his bar fix
lures Friday to have them repaired BY
Tappe & Koehler. In the meantime be
is using the fixtures formerly owned by
Anton Hartmuth. ~&
A meeting of the executive committee
of the Second District Federation Of
Woman's Clubs was held yesterday in
Mankato to arrange for the convention
at Sleepy Eye next month.
The Wan Drea Sisters, pa1mists, have
occupied the Tape building on North
Minnesota street since Saturday. They
are reported to have done thriving
business reading the futures OF the New
Ulm youth.
John W. Jaeger, teacher in the Lu.
theran parochial schools at Sleepy Eye
passed through the city Friday on biz
return from Gaylord, where he had been
in attendance upon the annual teachers
conference.
MIR. and Mrs. H. A. English enter,
tanned the Evening Whist club in Schell's
hall last Friday evening. The hall was
prettily decorated for the occasion and
the host and hostess provided excellent
entertainment for their guests. I.
Darwin schuetz, a civil engineer in
the employ of the Great Western rail
way, visited with his mother and other
relatives in the city last Friday, prior to
leaving for North Dakota in charge of a
Great Western surveying crew.
Don't forgot to read j. H. Forster's ad.
He Is offering special Bargains In Furnf.
ture. II
| Rev. II. A.. Chouinard, of st. Peter
has been named by Bishop Edsall a
rector for New Ulm. Rev. Choulnard
will conduct Episcopal services II
Gebser's hall Friday evening, April "a
at 7:45 p. m. All are cordially invited
to attend.
A party of friends very pleasantly
surprised John Muhs last "Wednesday
night, the occasion being his 34th birth
day. For moment the genial captain
of the New Ulm Gun club was takel
quite aback, but he quickly recovered
and soon had his guests enjoying them