New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-29
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LOCAL NEWS.

field on official business Monday.
Reiser & Langmack are putting down
cement walk for DR.. j. P. Graft
Contractor L. Haeberle has commenced
the work of grading German street.
Visit the art gallery at the ladies fair
and receive free chance on a fine statu-
cite.
County Attorney Einar Hoidale trans
acted business in the state capital Satur-
day. 1e a
Mrs. G. \. Zel)e Will entertain the
Current News club next Tuesday after
noon. Il
Prof. D. A. Grussendorf has been re-
elected uperintendent of schools at
Appleton, Mimi. e
Chas. Toberef began excavating Mon
day for the sewer along Second North
street and Broadway. =
Carlson Bros. have put in their line of
footwear. They have a change of ad-
vertisement On the first page.
Some fifteen residents of West New
ton and Fairfax have formed a party
and will travel to Germany this summer.
Lovers of art and beauty should not
forget to visit the art gallery on Satur-
day and Sunday, May I'd and Sd, at Tur-
ner Hall.
Jos. Epple, cashier of the State Bank
of Clements, came down from that place
Saturday evening and spent Sunday with
relatives.
O. M. Olsen and John Larson go to
Minneapolis today to attend meeting
of the Grand Commande1y, Knights
Templar.
Frank Shaw, former employe of the
Exchange laundry, Mankato, Iras taken'a
position as engineer for the New Ulm
Steam laundry.
Lack of quorum prevented the
library board from holding its meeting
Saturday evening. The library will be
closed Friday. o.
Alex Ottomeyer was in St. Paul Mon
day buying new set of electric light
fixtures to be used in the show windows
of Crone Bros. store.
A chimney fire IN the building 'oc:
cupied as saloon by Louis Mitzner call.
ed the department out Monday after
noon. There was no damage.
The interior of the American Express
compaDy's Office is now positively gor
geous, being finished with blue pain,
and paper and the effect is very pleasing
Best Ingram All Wool Carpet laid down
at 63 cents per yard by j. H. Forster. II
The editors of the Review are under
obligations to Gen. Joseph Bobleter fol
a box of excellent cigars. Here's hoping
he will some day command an army
corps.
Judge B. F. Weber and Court Re-
porter W. T. Eckstein went to Redwood
Falls yesterday to convene the spring
term of the Redwood county district
court.
Fred Wellne1 and Miss Minple Well
ner, of this city, and LOUIS Wellner
of Fairfax, left yesterday for .Hib-
bling to attend the funeral of Herman
Mailman.
F. P. Zschunke & Co. will be estab-
lished in their new quarters in the 'Geb.
Ser building by May 1st. Monday they
purchased several long counters from B
Behl X & Co.
j. A. Luetka and L. K. Harvey are
expected to arrive from Huron, s. ID.
the latter part of this week and oper
their machine shop. They have rented
the old shoe factory.
Postmaster Krook has received mum.
Der of letters addressed to the New Uln
Canning factory. The only thing re-
naming is for someone to come forward
and organize company. 49,
Sofa Pillows and Covers, with Sill
and Hoop, only 25c. See our display O.
cheap Hats. Elder & Thomas.
Mrs. j. A. Siegel left yesterday for /.
six weeks visit in st. Paul, Milwau
and Madison, Wis, and Indianapolis, Ind
In about three weeks Mr.. Slegel will joil
her IN Madison and the two will the1
60 to indianapolis for an extended visit
Gen. Joseph Bobleter was surprised
by large party of friends at his HON.
ON German street Monday evening. TIL,
Second Regiment band led the storming
party and the commander of the Mime