New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-05-13
Mrs. Gottlieb Doberenz departed Mon

Mrs. Gottlieb Doberenz departed Mon
day for q trip to Germany.
Rev. H. A. Chouinard of ST Peter, will
conduct Episcopal services here next Fri
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Barnes Of Duluth,
are guests at the home Of their son, g.
w. Barnes.
We take eggs in trade. Ladies are
invited to inspect our millinery styles.
Elder & Thomas. ~
Geo. w. Barnes returned last Wednes-
day evening from an extended tip in
the interests of the Inter-S State.
Ed. Gieseke and Fred Meier, both Of
Sleepy Eye, were in the city on business
Thursday afternoon and Friday morn
ing. E:
Gustav Kroening and Miss Frances
Berberich, well known young people Of
the city, were joined in wedlock in the
Lutheran church Friday afternoon.
Mrs. j. Newhart has made handsome
present to the high school library. She
donated q full set Of Dickens works, to-
gether with other valuable volumes.
Henry Webye, whose term as mem
Der of the board of public works had ex-
piled, was on Monday reappointed by
Judge B. F. Webber, for a period of three
years.
Jos. Schnobrich, ST., of this city, on
Monday purchased an 80 acle farm six
miles from Westbrook, Cottonwood
county, from Adolph Jacoby. The con-
deration was $4,000.
Fairfax will not issue bonds for the
erection of a municipal lighting plant,
The, bonding proposition falledSin re-
ceiving tire fve-eighths of the total vote
necessary for it to carry.
Drs. G. A. .Erdmann and Thos G.. Lee,
professors IN the medical department of
Ethe University of Minnesota, we're enter
tanned at the home of Dr. and Mrs. O.
G. Stricken Friday evening.
Lieut.. Col. Alfred Reynolds, Of the
regular army, arrived in New Ulm Sun
day from Fort Smelling. Monday he in
spected the property and munitions Of
Go. A and the Second Regiment band.
Herman Harmening of Swan Lake, a
boy 1S years of age, was operated upon
at St. Alexander hospital Saturday morn
ing by Drs. G. F. Rein,ke and 0. g.
Stricken for appendicitis. The, patient
is imp owing nicely. Z
| 5Vogelpohl 8 spaeth are engaged this
week setting up the new pipe organ in
the choir loft at Holy Trinity Catholic
church. The instrument was built at a
cost of $4,000 and will be used for the
first time at the services next Sunday.
Quite large party will 90 from here
next Tuesday on the New Ulm Land and
Investment company's excursion to
Canada. Land in Assiniboia is constantly
increasing in price and the local com
pany has no difficulty in finding pur-
chasers.
Prof. E. T. Crltchett received heavy
mail Saturday. It was a. set of e3 books
containing the complete report Of the
Philippine commission and special
pouch was used in sending it from Wash
ington, D. c. Prof. Critchett will place
all but one or two Volumes in the higt
school library.
The Saturday edition of the Review
published on Second North street, froths
at the mouth over an article in thes,
columns pertaining to the, condition o
the park fund. This paper has. reason
to know that future Developments viii
warrant devoting considerable NOR,
space to parks than has been done 70
some time.
| Following instructions given him b,
the council, President Wd. Eibner caused
the public school bell to be tolled at
O'Clock Friday and Saturday nights a
the curfew. The bell did not prove sat
1 isfactory however, and it is likely tina
the whistle at the pumping station vii
warn the children of theStown in future
Margaretha Friedl, residing with he
son, Wenzel Friedl, died at the latter
/ home near St. Alexander hospital Satur
day morning after a long illness Will
lung trouble. Deceased was 66 years
age, a native OF Germany and had LIVED
[ in New Ulm about u years. The funera
was held from the Catholic church Mon
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