New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-01

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at the Weneeda Bakery,
F. w. EIBNER, Prop.
n. Henningsen made trip to Winth.
rop last Wednesday.
Editor G. R. Upton Of Hanska, paid
the Review office call while in the city
Friday.
=. G. Downey, an attorney of Hen
bricks, was in the city Friday attending
to legal matters.
John Nonnemacher sold his residence
property on Franklin street Thursday to
John A. Prokosch for 81, 100.
The Concordia band goes to Spring
field Saturday to provide music for the
big Fourth of July celebration at that
place.
The Misses Mathilda and Louisa Meile
departed Thursday tor Saltwater and
the Twin Cities, where they will visit for
month.
Miss Eva Consadine leaves today for
her home at Monroe, Wis, after trim
ming for Mesdames Elder & Thomas dur
ing the past season.
Albin Carlson, of the firm Of Carlson
Bros, was absent from the city the great
er part of last week looking after his
business interests at Comfrey and Hans
ka.
w. P. Grimes, one of the prosperous
farmers of Golden Gate, was in New Ulm
on business last Wednesday,. While
here he paid the Review force pleasant
call. ~
A class of rs boys and girls took their
first communion at Holy Trinity Catho-
lie church Sunday. The names of the
young people we're given by the Review
last week.
A dance will he given next Saturday
evening, July Fourth, in the Essig Hall.
The management has secured good music
and splendid time is in store for those
who attend. ..-
August Kiesling is having the small
building near Carlson Bros. clothing
store repaired and renovated. It will
be occupied by Joseph Koehler as a
barber shop.
Mrs. E. J. Bobleter left Thursday for
visit with Minneapolis relatives. When
the Second regiment goes into camp she
will accompany her husband to Lake
City and will not return home for a
month.
Mrs. Fred Setter was rendered fare
we'll reception Thursday by the Turner
Frauenverein in Turner Hall. Sunday
afternoon at the home of John Hauen-
stein, ST., the members of the family had
a farewell gathering. .-- -
Complaint is made by the express
companies that packages received here
do not have street numbers inscribed up
On their addresses. Persons expecting
express parcels should send their street
numbers to the firms with whom they
have dealings, thereby insuring prompt
delivery.
A very successful picnic was held
Thursday in Rieke's grove, West Newton,
by the Epworth League societies of New
Ulm, Fairfax, West Newton and Cairo.
Quite number from here attended and
the affair is reported as having been
most enjoyable. Senator A. V. Rleke of
Fairfax, was the principal speaker.
Miss Ida McCabe has decided to locate
in New Ulm permanently after septem-
Der LIST, tending to take a vacation in
the interval. She has dropped her classes
at Winthrop in order to give her I'M
divided attention to teaching music here
and last week her Winthrop pupils tea
tered her farewell reception and pre-
sented her with an opal ring.
Wheat took a jump last week and on
Friday and Saturday the cereal brought
II cents in the local market In some
quarters it was predicted that dolla
wheat would result but farmers in thi
section did not place great credence il
the statement and the majority of then
marketed all the grain they could Will
| it was above rs cents. As if in confr
nation of their judgment, the genera
rains throughout the northwest durin
the latter part of the week forced til
price down and Monday the Minneapoli
quotation was rs cents.
Contrary to reports no special tral
will be run by the North Western o
i July 9th on account OF the Forepaug