New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-05-20
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8 LOCAL NEWS.


u. w. BaTnt s ndue business tTI p ~
Winthrop Monday.
y Good shirts at 40c Saturday and Mon
day at F. P. Zschunke & Co.
John F. NeumanD and wife are visit
ing with Lamberton relatives.
Attorney E. H. Hucbner of Winthrop,
looked after legal matters in the city
Monday.
Rev. H. A. Chouinard conducted
Episcopal services in Gebser's hall Fri
day evening.
Friday was the warmest day Of the
year thus far. The thermometer register
ed 81 degrees.
DR.. 0. Grav goes to Minneapolis Fri
day to take the examination of She state
osteopathic board.
Mrs. d. Farrell Of Warren, Mirn., is
being entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Crone.
Anton johnson, Of the Review force.
spent Friday and Saturday in St. Paul
aud Minneapolis.
Special services will be held in the
Catholic and Lutherax churches tomor-
row Ascension Day.
\ 4Oc will buy a good washable shirt
on SATURDAY. and Monday at The New
Store. F. P. Zschunke & Co. 81
A cross walk has been put down across
Minnesota street between the Grand hotel
and the Weneeda bakery.
Mrs. G. B. Weiser, who attended tie
Eastern Star meeting in Minneapolis,
returned home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Nus. John Forster went to
Leavenw,orth yesterday to attend the
marriage of Mr.. Forster's brother.
A business meeting of the Current
News club was held at the home of Mrs.
S. D. Peterson Saturday evening.
An effort is being made to arrange a
game of ball between the Ottomeye1
and Eagle Mill teams to be played May
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The third quarterly NJ. E. conference
was held at Lafayette Sunday. Rev. W
| Pfaff of Waseca, delivered an interesting
sermon.
Students OF the New Ulm high school
held their annual picnic at Hunters Rest
Saturday afternoon. The affair was most
enjoyable. s.. s
The rummage sale given in the Olser
building last week by the ladies of thu
Current News club was very successful
they realizing nearly 500.
/ The Hunters club held its first shoe
of the season at Hunters Rest SUNDAY
afternoon. A number of excellent score
we're made and the members enjoyed
their outing.
| Miss Clara Gerlich of Mankato, VIII
has been giving music lessons in Ne1
Ulm for some months, has given up he
class for the summer, expecting to return
again in the fall.
Mrs. F. H. Behnke returned Saturda,
from Minneapolis, where she ATTENDED
the meeting of the grand chapter, Orde
of the Eastern Star. She was reappo1nt
ed as deputy grand worthy matron.
Amateur ball was much in evldenc
in New Ulm Sunday. The Norther
Juniors won from the Americans by
score of 10 to and the West Sides an
Spaldings played to tie, 30 to co. u
New Ulm will probably entertain on
distinguished guest at the state pharma
ceutical convention next month. Presi
dent Andrew J. Eckstein has forwarded
/ spe cial Invitation to Gov. S. r. Van San
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock tn
Christian EnGeavor and Epworth Leagu
societies will unite in holding temper
ance meeting in the Methodist churcl
There is to be a special program. an
singing.
A. F. Redmann, district agent for tn
Mutual Life Insurance company of Ne,
, York, on Monday received check fc
$4,000 to be paid on the policy of Re,
John NJ. Donaldson of Redwood Fall
who died recently.
F. W. Eibner, proprietor of til
Weneeda bakery, will soon have pa
of arc lights installed in his restauran
Mr.. Eibner is doing his utmost to max
his place of business attractive and he
succeeding admirably.
l A game of ball is being arranged to /
played at the fair grounds next Satu
day between the high school and D
Martin Tuthpr colleon fparns Roth fooy