New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-22
LOCAL NEWS.

DR.. o. G, Stricken goes to Minneapolis
today on business.
Geo. W. Barne. drove to Sleepy Eye
on business Friday.
Legal matters called Attorney Einar
Hoidale to St. Paul Monday.
Herman Nagel and wife visited with
Lambert relatives last Wednesday.
John Scar is back from St. Paul where
he has been attending a business college.
Miss Lillian Klossner was over from
Mankato and spent the Sabbath at home.
The New Ulm Gun Club will hold its
first shoot of the season next Tuesday.
The Lutheran parochial schools open
ed Monday after their Easter vacation.
w. T. Ecksteln went to Window Fri
dav AID remained until Monday the
guest of relatives. / =
Chas. Marti took trip to St. Paul and
Minneapolis Friday and purchased his
sock of harness. ,-. ~
Geo. H. Doster, Of Chicago, was a
guest last week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Nagel.
A daughter arrived early Monday
morning to gladden. the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. Anton Wiesner. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Zelle will enter
tain at whist this evening at their
pleasant Broadway home.
CD. Griffith, of the State Bank of
Sleepy Eye, looked after business inter-
ests IN the city Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. ], Newhart came down from
Minneapolis and visited with New Ulm
friends the latter part of the week.
Dr.. Horace Newhart accompanied his
mother from Minneapolis last week and
remained in New Ulm for several days.
Next Saturday the assessors of the
county will meet in the Office of Auditor
Vogel to receive instructions and secure
supplies. - 81. ~-.s.~~rs r.sas. d.
. Henry Koch, of Grafton, Nj D. and Miss
Hilda Koch, of St.. Cloud, were called
home last week by the death of their
father, VIM. Koch. 80.
T Joseph Dapper went to New Ulm last
Friday and will be employed by George
Zickrick OF the Grand Hotel as bus
driver. Arlington Enterprise.
Henry Heimerdinger has sold his resi-
'dence on South Broadway to J. A. Luetka,
who is shortly to move here from Huron,
s. D., and open machine shop.
Marchant & Miller, agents for the
Lambert Gasoline Engine Co., of Ander-
sonville, Ind. closed their Office here last
week and have moved to Mankato.
Best Ingram ALL Wool Carpet laid down
at So cents per yard by j. III. Forster. II
Holy Trinity Catholic church is to
have a new altar to cost between 81,
500 and $4,000. The old altar has been
taken out and sent to the Catholic church
in Ivanhoe.
Rev. Father Schalk went to Morgan
Monday morning to assist at 40. hour
devotions, which were held in the Catho.
lie church IN that place the three Open
ing days of this week. ~..-
Rev. G. J. Albrecht and Profs. J.
Schaller and A. Ackermann go to New
Prague, MIMI, next Tuesday to attend
the general conference of Lutheran pas
tors of the Minnesota synod.
| Albin Carlson, of the firm of Carlson
Bros, went to Hanska Thursday to ar.
range for remodelling one of his business
buildings in that village, now occupied
bv Iyer H. Ives as saloon. Mr.. Carl
son will have new front put IN and the
interior improved. "
Gustav Gebser, now resident of the
state of Washington, visited here last
week with his mother, Mrs. Bertha
Gebser, and other relatives. Mr.. Gebser
has not returned to New Uim since
leaving here eight years ago and he
noticed many changes in the city and its
1 inhabitants.
Alterations are being made in the Office
of the American Express company. The
counters have been moved nearer the
front of the building partition put in ano
the room will De papered and painted
Agent Chas. Brust has been STRIVING to
secure these improvements for several
months and has at last succeeded.
Ottomeyer re celved a letter from j
A. Luetka Thursday in which that gentle.
man stated that he and his partner, L. Il