New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-22

Free! Base ball and Bat. Free with |
each boys suit at the New Store. II |
Chas. Stuebe, Jr., made business trip
to Mankato Thursday.
George Schmidt and family, Of Young
America, were here Sunday for the Koch |
funeral.
P. A. Retrum, cashier of the State |
Bank. o. Lafayette, was in the city be-
tween trains Monday.
Albert Koch, of Echo, was here Sun
day to be present at the obsequies Of his
uncle, VIM. Koch.
Editor c. R. Upton, Of the Harska
Herald, was in the city Saturday. The
Review acknowledges fraternal call.
Mrs. o. j. Duane and children are
visiting witt relatives in Mankato, hav-
ing gone to that place Saturday.
Postmaster L. B. Krook went to Man
kato yesterday, having been drawn as a
petit juror for the U. S. district court.
Jos. Dlepolder and wife, of Lafayette,
were here Saturday evening on their way
to Winthrop, where they spent Sunday.
Attorney W. T. Eckstein journied to
Mankato yes terday to be Admitted to-
practice before the United States district
court.
F. H. Retzlaf and John Boock left
Monday for a trip to Bathgate and
Mortified, N. D. They were accom-
panied by G. A. spaulding.
Anton Huelskamp, who has been in
the employ of the Fort Wayne Electric
Works since last fall, returned from
Minneapolis Sunday night.
Workmen are renovating the interior
of the Gebser building in preparation
for the occupancy of F. p Zschunke &
Co., who will move into their new quar-
tiers May 1st. 4s=~<.
President L. A. Rosing, of the NUM-
cipal and Commercial League of Mime
sofa, has named Ferdinand Crene, Of
this city, as member of the committee
on railroads. s liz +. .~5..a
Fred Behnke will assume his duties
as bookkeeper for the John Hauenstein
Brewing company on May 18th. He
will also take charge of the boarding
house at the brewery. III
Col. Jos. Bobleter and Assistant Cash
Ter Peter Soukop now have more pleas
ant environment. Last week force of
painters greatly improved the appear
ance of the interior of the Brown Coun-
/ ty Bank. .45r -.
j. G. Siebenbrunner and Chas. Arbes
have opened. their cigar shop in the
Kaschau building on South Minnesota
street. Both are popular and enter,
prising young men and they should
make success of the business. !.
= Sofa Pillows and Covers, with Silk
and Hoop, only 25c. See our display of
cheap Hats. Elder & Thomas.
Chief Adolph Klause has received a
perscnal invitation to attend the annual
convention of the chiefs of police of the
United States, which will be held in New
York City from May 18th to 18th. It
is now up to the council if New Ulm
wants representation.
John Bobleter is now able to pose as
one of New Ulm's champion fisherman.
With several companions he betook him
self to the banks of the classic Cotton
wood Sunday morning and returned with
a string of % bull heads, ranging from
one to three inches in length.
Fond pride shone from the beaming
countenance of Sheriff VIM. j. Julius
Monday. That morning lusty deputy
sheriff arrived at the county Jail and for
the remainder of the day the happy ia
ther passed around cigars in mapner
which left tie impression that he was in
the thick of hot political campaign.
Al. b. Wilson who is playing "a Prince
of Tatters'' in Minneapolis and St. Paul
will finish his engagement there in time
to play in Mankato on Wednesday even.
ing, April 29th. People of this city will
find this one of the best plays on the
road and may enjoy q pleasant evening
| by taking advantage of the Mankato en-
gagement. "
Marriage Licenses.
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