New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-06-17

has been advanced to the editorship of
Ione Of the local papers.
Mrs. Chas. johnson of Waseca, wife Ct
the fireman who was injured in the
Northwestern yards, spend several days
here last week with her husband. Mr..
Johnson was taken to his home at Waseca
Saturday.
In this issue the Review publishes the
statements of the Brown County and
New Ulm State banks. Both show in
creases in business and demo ns.rate that
the local financial institutions are stable
| and reliable.
George Hauenstein and the Misses Ida
and Dolly Hauenste1n drove out to the
home Of D. L. Williams Sunday. Their
visit, however. was sadly marred: by the
unfortunate drowning there Sunday
afternoon.
Attorney ]. 3. Loblen of ST. James,,
was in the city on legal business Friday.
Attorney Lobben was one of the associ-
ate counsellors IN the Tanke case at the
time the convicted murderer was given
his last trial.
Miss Linda Robheck Of Thief River
Falls, arrived Friday for visitwith her
friend, Miss Antoinette Crone. During
the Minneapolis June carnival Miss
Robbeck acted as one of the maids of.
honor to the carnival queen.
The sum of 1886 was realized from
the, sale of the Loheyde. shoe stock and
fixtures last Wednesday. L. W. French
of St. Paul, bid in the stock at 25 per
cent of its value, paying 1858, and Crone
Bros bought the fixtures for $33.
Miss Edna Murphy, who has been
teaching in the public schools of Shako-
pee, arrived here Thursday for visi: at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Behnkt.
Monday she left for. Bottineau county,
North Dakota, toHjoin her mother.
Eder & Thomas will sell trimmed
hats for the next SO days at a 20
per cent discount.
Miss Pauline Mitzner of this CITY, and
Robert Goltz of Balaton, Mimi, were
united in marriage at s o'clock last even
| ing. The ceremony took place at the home
Of The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Mitzer, on South Minnesota street.
| Thos. Collins departed Sunday even
ing for Waseca, where he will enter the
employ of the Chicago & Northwestern
railway. He will enter the only college
in the world for locomotive engineers
60 into the freight service as a fireman.
Mrs. S. G.. Updyke leaves this morn
ing for San Francisco, Car. She makes
the long journey to see her son, Lieut..
R. P. Updyke, before his regiment sails
for the Philippines, expecting to be able
to visit with him for week or ten days.
Herbert Setter, who attended the State
School of Mines at Rapid City, $. D.,
for the past year, reached New Ulm
Thursday night from Rapid City. After
a visit of week with relatives here be
will leave for Omaha, Neb., to join his
parents.
New Ulm sent quite a delegation to
the Knights Of Pythias carnival in st.
James last Thursday. The local party
consisted of Ferdinand Crone, Otto
Schell, F. Fl. Behnke, q. G. Kaschau, L.
J. Buenger, Chas. Arbes, W. A. Hubbard
and Julius ,Berndt, Jr.
Postmaster L. B. Krook desires to an
nounce that beginning next Sunday and
every Sunday thereafter the general de.
livery and carriers window at the post
Office will be open from 9 to 10 O'Clock
in the morning, instead Of from IL to
O'Clock as heretofore.
W. G.. Alvin wishes to impress upon
the public the GOODNESS of the drinks
which eminate from his fountain. He
| has had painted on his window a scene
from the regions of snow and ice, with
i life sized polar bear in the foreground.
| Anton Gag IS the artist.
Miss Marie Burmeister of Mankato,
! visited from Wednesday until Monday
with her friend, Mrs. Herman Held.
Miss Burmeister formerly taught ia the
New Ulm public schools but last year
was engaged at Bralnerd. She has been
elected at Mankato for 1904.
THE EARLY BIRD. 60
s'The thing worth doing is worth do
ing early and we'll" says DR.. Lorenz.
DR.. Lorenz, the great German ply