New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-05

Mrs. +. D. Zickrick Of ST. Charles,
mother of the landlord Of the Grand
Hotel, arrived in the city Friday and is
the guest other son.
John Baasen. who has spent the past
two weeks in this city visiting relatives
and friends, returned yesterday to his
dental practice in Eau Claire, Wis.
Jos. A. Eckstein who has been absent
from the city for the past week, returned
Monday. He has been visiting his
possessions in the state of Washington.
a. Schmidt, Of Cincinnati, presidentof
the Eagle Roller Mill Co, arrived IN the
city Wednesday of last week and IS the
guest of his daughter Mrs. Chas. Silver
SON.
Rev. s. g. Updyke will preach in the
Congregational church at Marshall Sun.
day, his charge in this city being in the
hands of Rev. James Earl of Mime
apolis.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Koehler received the rights of
baptism in the Friedens church in this
city Sunday at the hands of the pastor,
Rev. Dahlmann.
Albert Ochs and wife and Miss Presia
Freton of Faribault spent several days
last week with Mr.. Ochs' brother and
wife in this city. They returned to their
home Tuesday morning.
President Barnes of the Interstate
left on Monday for short trip into the
western territory, stopping first at Sleepy
Eye. He is looking after the interests
OF the company and finding out what
the agents are dong.
M. \. Bingham leaves for Boston to-
day, to take much needed vacation
from his labors. He goes to Iowa first
where he will meet one OF his sisters and
the two will go from there to Boston
where they will visit another sister.
The Zoeglings verein of the Turner
society is camping at Alwin's grove on
the Cottonwood river. On Sunday the
song section of the Turnverein held
picnic there and from all accounts they
enjoyed themselves to the greatest ex-
tent.
Carl Scherer made a trip to Redwood
Falls Wednesday for the purpose Of
driving hack with team that he was to
get IN that city. He made the trip all
right and returned home safely, though
the drive took longer than he antici-
pated.
Robert Brandt has been seriously ill
at his home the past week. At several
times it was thought that he would not
be able to rally but the indications are at
this time that he will come out all
right. He has had two physicians at
tending him most of the time.
Ben Olsen, one of the bookkeepers at
the Sleepy Eye mill was in the city last
week and procured a license to marry
Miss Anna White, who is relative of
Mrs. A. G. Won Hagen. The wedding Is
to be on the 9th of August and it will
be one CT the society events of the sum-
mer in that city.
Edwin, the 10-year old son of Robert
Altman, county commissioner from
West Newton for Nicollet county, was
brought to the hospital in this city to
have an injury treated by Dr.. Stricken
Monday. The boy was kicked in the eye
by calf, and the blow was so direct
and severe that there is danger that he
will lose the eye. At present it is diff
icult to tell what will result
III. Buenger returned Saturday from
his trip to Chicago where he purchased
a stock of fall goods for the trade this
year. He secured first class line of
goods that he will be able to dispose of
at very satisfactory price to purchasers
as we'll as to himself. He has add largely
to his carpet department. and to be ready
for the new things he has had to enlarge
the room on his second floor and put in
new racks for the carpeting that is
coming.
G. 4. Upton of Hanska has been con-
Quoting the teachers examinations in
this city the first three days of this week
and will conclude this afternoon. There
are in attendance only ten and of this
number none have registered to take first
grade examinations, and the most of
them are from this CITY, Examinations,