New Ulm review., 1903-07-08

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Minnesota Real Estate Bureau. Bobletel
& Vogel.
Otto Yoerg of Winthrop, was New
Ulm visitor Saturday.
Herman Vogtel has returned from
Echo and will again reside in. this city
W. G. Little visited from Friday until
Monday with friends at Rochester and
Eyota.
A. P. Brooks returned Sunday from
Long Prairie. He left his mother much
imp roved in health.
Mrs. Al. Olln was over from Franklin
to spepd the Fourth with her parents,
Representatives and Mrs. S. D. Peterson.
W. B. Mather went to Springfield
Saturday morning and enjoyed himself
at the big celebration in that village.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Duane and daugh-
ter. Frances, of Mankato, were enter
tanned by New Ulm relatives on the
Fourth. ..@ ~ /. aa#
Mrs. John Tischner wes brought in
from Brighton Sunday for treatment at
St. Alexander hospital. She is being at
tended oy Dr.. E. W. Bayley. -.
Herman HeiD, athletic instructor at
Turner Hall, left Friday for trip to
Chicago and Detroit, Mich. He expects
to be absent about two weeks.
Miss Pauline Marks of Winthrop, a
former New Ulm girl, came down from
that place Saturday and remained until
Monday as the guest of relatives here.
DR.. W. II. Rowe of St. James, brought
a patient to St. Alexander hospital
Thursday and an operation was per-
formed by Drs. O. c. Strickler and j. H.
Vogel.
The Concordia band gave the greatest
satisfaction by its playing at the Spring.
field celebration Saturday. They went
over on the morning train and returned
in the evening.
We are pleased to see Chas. johnson
on the streets again after his accident at
New Ulm. He thinks be will lie able to
take his regular run in about two weeks.
-Waseca Herald.
The New Ulm mail carriers made
amends for their holiday on the Fourth.
Monday morning they were loaded down
with mail matter which arrived Saturday
and Sunday.
New Ulm music was in demand on
natal day. In addition to sending bands
to Springfield and Hanska, the Sieben-
brunner orchestra furnished inspiration
at the dance given in Brighton.
Francis Crltchett was down from
Minneapolis Saturday, he having made
a nice recovery from his recent opera
ton. Monday morning he returned to
Minneapolis for treatment.
Postmaster A. R. McGill of St. Paul,
has reappointed Mrs. Nellie s. Stecg as
clerk in the St. Paul postofice. Mrs.
Steeg was formerly Mrs. Tupper and
taught in the public schools.
IA telephone has been installed in
County Auditor Vogel's Office at the
court house. It will prove great con-
venience for people having business with
the auditor.
Martin Braun and Miss Tillie Preis-
niger, both of this place, were united in
marriage Monday in the Catholic church.
They will go to housekeeping on the
Kasulke farm.
Fifty or seventy five people will go
down from here to attend the Forepaugh-
Sells circus in Mankato tomorrow. The
greater number intend travelling over the
old line, that they may be on hand for
the afternoon performance.
The St. Peter Journal was sold at auc-
| ton last week to satisfy mortgage of
1878. H. c. Miller, publisher of the St.
Peter Free Press, was the successful bid
der, he securing the property for $951.
| Rousing celebrations we're held at
Nicollet, Cambria, Brighton, Spring gfeld,
Comfrey and Hanska on the Fourth.
The cloudy weather did not interfere
seriously with the attendance at any of
them. ,.-.. .s,- =
Theodore G. Surdson, who did news
paper work in New Ulm for a short
time, is now editor and publisher of the
Tribune at Hibbing, MINI. He has sent
several copies of his paper to friends in
the city. X
Rev. j. W. Valentine, pastor of the