New Ulm review., 1903-06-10
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Observation-Disclosures

{! Methodist churcn In Lne 5Dyer piano con.
test. In another column the Catholic
church gives notice Of its withdrawal.
/ Miss Sarah Mcmillan of,Mankato, has
taken a POSITION as stenographer at the
Eagle mill. -Four stenographers are now
employed to handle the correspondence
at the mill.
Charles H. Englcking and Mrs. Mary
Greene, both of Sleepy Eye, were mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage in this
city Saturday by the Rev. Christian
Holm, assisted by the Rev. s. G. Up
dyke.
Springfield people have engaged the
Concordia band of this place, to furnish
music at their Fourth Of July celebra.
tion. New Ulm bands are always in de-
maud and they invariably give. satisfac-
ton. . Nrs
W. e.. Alvin has improved the ap-
pearance of his drug store by installing
electric lights in his widows. He is
arranging for elaborate window deco
rations in honor of the druggists con-
ventlOn. .s<. .-@ s..s
Gideon LaSage Of Los Angles, CAL,
arrived here Monday and IS visiting a,
the home of his newphew, Louis Bus
chard. At one time Mr.. LaSage resided
near here but he moved to California
about "a years ago. >.
The donkey engine and pile driver
which were used to erect the new trestle-
work at the Eagle mill were shipped out
Saturday. Thirteen bents were added 20
! the bridge and the carpenters will fully
complete it this week.
Tomorrow evening DR.. F. Munz, edi-
tor of "Haus und Herd" will deliver h s
lecture ir the Methodist church. His
theme will be s.The Power Of Friend
ship," and the lecture is said to be very
brilliant one.
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Reineke sailed from
New York Saturday on the liner Patricia
They will land at Hamburg and DR..
Reineke will at once take up his studies
in the German universities. Subsequent.
ly they will travel on the continent.
The state railroad and warehouse COM
mission has granted the various lines of
railway until June 18th in which to file
their answer in the investigation regard
ing the rates upon coal and lumber. The
hearing was to have been held today.
Miss Carrie E. Friedman will close
her school at Evan this week and return
home for the summer vacation. Miss
Friedman has given great satisfaction
! in the Evan district and is known as one
Of the most successful teachers in Brown
county.
Mrs. Henry Mueller of Brighton, who
has been in the city taking medical treat
ment for some time, became violently
insane Saturday evening. After much
difficulty she was quieted and at $50
Sunday afternoon was taken to St. Peter
to be examined as to her sanity.
Miss Theodcsia Updyke, principal OF
the St. Charles high school, arrived home
Thursday noon to spend her summer va
cation with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. S.
G. Updyke. She was accompanied by
her younger sister, Miss Marjorie, who
is now a member of the junior class.
Friends in New Ulm have received in
vitations to the marriage. of Miss Olive
Theresa Gallagher and Edward E. Gle
seke, which will be celebrated in tht
/ Congregational church at Sleepy Eys
next Wednesday, June 17th. The bride
IS daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Gala
CHER and Mr.. Gieseke is the manager o.
the Sleepy Eye branch Of the Lamber
Lumber company. 80.
While VIM. Braun of West Newton
was climbing into his wagon in front O
Ecksteln'e drug store Friday morning
the seat slipped and he fell backward ID
to the gutter. In descending his heac
struck the curb and for time it was
thought that he was badly injured. HI
was, however, only stunned and soon re
covered sufficiently to drive home.
Prospects for banner crop in the Rec
River valley are said to be very brigh
this year. Recently Or. G. B. Weiser re.
ceived a letter from the gentleman who
is managing his Kittson county farm ane
his report was most satisfactory. Thi
year DR.. Weiser has 800 acres planted
to flax, 1876 to wheat, so to barley ant
20 with oats. All ale looking splendit
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