New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-05-27

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Rev Cholinard viii hold
Episcopal services is Geber's hall FIJI
Iday evening. May 29tl,, II g o'clock. an
are cordial invited
Bill posters were il the city this
week placariing the attractions 81 the
Fore angh Sells circus, 10 exhibit il
| Mankate on July 9tl,.
Attorney Geo. ". somerville Of Sleepy
I've, and Attorney s. Pierce 81 Red
wood Falls, were IN the city Monday
Ieffecting aettlemept il an IN portan,
lease.
DR.. o. 9. strickler IS having -four
rooms in the post office block papered
and painted il pre- paration for for
occupancy Of the Int -Staie Accident
and Relief associati on:
Dr. Beachler reports that Albert " II
check, the . u year old son of ] John Wilt
check, who has been very sick with an
q tack # append itis. is proving vely
st and will soon besapout. again
Chief Adolph & lause has been absent
in Dakota this week securing medical
treatment. While he has been gone
Officers Jos. T auer aud JOS. Weisenborn
have been dividing the day work between
them.
A union meeting Of the Christian
Endeavor and Epworth League was held
at the Methodist church Sunday night.
An. excellent program was given and the
attendance was good. There will be
several unle n meetings during the
summer.
The state convention Of the Catholic
Order OF Foresters will be held inst
Cloud on june 9th, 10th and II th. Re
representatives Of ST. John Court, No. sos,
will be Chief Ranger Andrew j. Eek
stein, Recording Secretary Thos. Kretscf
and Rev Rant
Albert Werner and Miss Margaretha
II. 3Yogel both Of Milford, were united
an marriage in the Lutheran church in
this city at 2 O'clock yesterday after.
noon BY Rev. j. Utrecht. After the
ceremony q recep tlon was held ats8St 4
home of the brides parents In Milford
Mrs. 3. c. Gritchett Wentsto Ovation
ma yesterday afternoon to attend the
funeral Of her brother, g. F. Crookei,
which will BE held there at 8 'ciaok
this morning. Mr.. grooker died in
Boston, Mass, three weeks ago AND will.
be buried III the family LOT at oWatonna.
= Pays Chocolates are delicious
The name ggn grantees nall IL
The early closing agitalien, which was
begun several months ago, has found
another lot Of converts. Last week F.
az. Zsehunke s. Co, Grone BfGs Carl-.
son Bros, Hummel I Bros, 3. BeItnlse 8
Co, g. a. Zslle and p. Yiche1ski enter
led into ans agreement to close their
places 81 business 1t I 80 o'clock III fhf.
evening.
a very enjoyable social ftlneJio was
held i'll seheil's hall Friday evening, the
young gentlemen8of the Social twenty
ente rtaidsng tie ladies of the club. For.
the occasion the hull was prettlly decor
sated with palms and 81 tzbcrgt rs orcies-s
ira provided excellent music. At 0:30
lunch was served to the com any ut NVd.
Eibners rest aurant and, altogether, tile
youns,, men fairly outdid themselves as
hosts.
Neumann s Mueller, proprietors Of
the Place livery, this week received a
two seated rubber tired carriage which
they purchased recently. The vehicle is
handsomely finished and is one Of the
finest rigs Of its kind in The city. Mesafs.
Neumann s Mueller intend adding steadl-
" to their livery pment aud will also
buy number Of new teams.
One Of the Interesting exhibits that
may be seen in the ulture Depart
$ment at the Louisiana z Purchase Expos
ton at Sc. Louls, next year. will BE the
fruits fresh from South Africa. The
managers Of fruit farms Of the late Cecil
Rhodes, At Cape Town, have announced
their intention Of placing fresh fruits on
exhibit each week Eysn insLondon
this feat has never been undertaken
On the 81 acres Of ground devoted to
the i've stock departments at the Worlds
FAIR u ST. Louis, are being built $500
stalls. Two thousand fonI hundred Of
these are open stalls, $ BIZ 10 feet. The