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

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Mrs. Q. ]. Duane and children return
ed Sunday from their visit with relatives
in Mankato.
Mrs. F: II. Krock and daughters, Be-.
alta and Aimee ARE visiting with relatives
in Minneapolis.
Frank Tanke will De taken to Still
water next Tuesday to commence upon
his life term in. the penitentiary.
Miss Ida Koch entertained the Young
Peoples Whist club at her home on
| Hermann's Heights sa urday evening.
The Milford & Cottonwood Creamery
company will hold its annual meeting in
the New Ulm opera house next Saturday.
! Rev. H. A. Chouinard, rector of the
Episcopal church at St. Peter, conduct
| ed services in Gebser's hall Friday even
ing.
J. Miss Fame Brooks returned to her
home in Minneapolis Thursday after a
visit with relatives at this place and
Redwood Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Ze]le very delight
fully entertained a party of friends at
their home onSouth Broadway last We'd
nesday evening.
Congressman McCleary has ended the
Sleepy Eye postofice incident. Last
week he nominated Postmaster Buelow
to succeed himself.
| One of the chief features of the COM
ing fair to be given by the ladies of the
Turnverein, Will be the art gallery with
its "living pictures"
Sheriff J. A. Mcmillan was here Thurs
day and Friday summoning Jurors fol
the May term of the Nicollet county
district court. ~s>. ...4s
Leopold Werth, of Sleepy Eye, and
Miss Wilhelmina Burmeister. of this city
ale to be married in Holy Trinity Catho.
lie church next Monday. p.
Prof. Geo. Stelzle, of St. Cloud, travel.
ling representative of the German Catho
Tic Benevolent society, was in New Ulm
last Thursday and Friday.
| Next Saturday, May 2nd, a member Q
1.-THE civil service commission will com,
to New Ulm to conduct the examination
for the postal clerk and mail carriers
The test will be held in the assembl,
room of the New Ulm hi gh school.
Editor G. R. Upton came up from
Hanska Saturday morning to place hi
wife In Alexander hospital. Mrs. Upto,
is suffering from the disappearance o
red corpuscles in her blood and grav'
fears are entertained for her recovery.
Company A is to be inspected in quar-
ters, Monday, May 18th. Two regula
army officers, Lieut.. Col. Alfred Rey
holds, of the Second Infantry, and Capt
G. F. Dryer. of the Twenty first Infan
try, will examine the men and their &C
coutrements, it being the regular annua
inspection upon which the allowance o
the company is based.
Knowing that the editors of the Re
view appreciate a fragrant smoke, th'
handsome young man who extracts
molars in the Ottomeyer block remem
bered the scribes this week with boz
:: of their favorite brand. We do no
fatter when we say that he is gentle
man and scholar, likewise a paragon
of manly beauty. i. -
DR.. and Mrs. G.. F. Reineke expect t,
start upon their European trip TOWARD
the latter part of June or early IN July
DR.. Reineke will first take specia
course in diseases of the eye, ear, nos
and throat in the universities Of German
and they Will then travel on the cont
nent. Their sojourn will consume be
tween eight and ten months.
Free! Base ball and Bat. Free! wit
each boys suit at the New Store. i
: Gieseke & Andring, of the Dakot,
House livery, received handsome two
: seated rubber-tired carriage Monday an,
now have one of the SWEETEST turnouts il
the city. They have also added to thei
( equipment carriage which is especiall,
adapted for the use of travelling men. |
is light vehicle but is fitted out with
u very long box, designed to carry TIL
many grips of the knights Of the road.
:. Among the residents of the west en-.
: of Nicollet county whnhave been draw
upon the grand jury for the May tern
Of court in that county are Herman al
brecht, Louis Filter, Geo. Schlumpber
8 rar4 VIM PinkeIF and Prank Gn}lirech