New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26

returned from their trip to Wisconsin,
Monday evening. having thoroughly
enjoyed themselves during their visit.
Louis ]. Buenger was very successful
in his sale Of the Forster furniture stock
last week. The sale closed Monday after
nearly all Of the goods had been disposed
Of.
Engineer Harry Reid, running over
the old line, intends moving his family
to New Ulm in about month. He has
not succeeded in renting q dwelling as
yet.
Conductor VIM. Krause, who has been
running the night yard at New Ulm, is
now running on the main line between
Wlnons and Tracy.-Waseca journal
Radical.
Major L. G. Vogel and Lieut.. Albert
Pfaender have received five regulation
targets and will present them to the
police department, to be used in pistol
practice.
Gus. spelbrink of Essig, has accepted
a position as wheat buyer with the
Springfield Milling company. He will
dispose of his property and move to
Ivanhoe.
Mrs. G. Etter, with her two children,
Charles and Marjorie, left yesterday for
her home in Chicago after a pleasant
three weeks visit with Mr.. ana Mrs.
Otto Schell.
The most beautiful stage settings the
SWEETEST wardrobe and the cleverest per-
formers are to be seen with the 1rous-
dale Bros. Big Minstrels at the opera
house tonight. .. i
Prof. and Mrs. D. A. Grussendorf de-
parted Friday for Appleton. after spend
ing several months with relatives in the
city. The schools at Appleton open on
September 1st.
Prof. Ed. Bosky returned from trip
about the state Saturday. He is meet
ing with great success this season and
finds his services in demand in all the
cities he visits. -E
Charlie and Nellie Nc Fadden, son and
daughter OF DR.. G. W. McFadden of
Duluth, are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. N. Henn,ngsen, having arrived
Friday evening. <-.. s..
Owing to misunderstanding regard
ing the date Rev. Chouinard of St. Peter,
did not preach here last Friday evening.
The date of his next visit has not been
decided upon as yet.
A. H. Lienhard and family arrived
Saturday from st. Paul to make their
future home in this city. On Monday
they moved into the Hornburg dwelling
on Second South street. ~
Henry Weyhe has forwarded his re-
signation as member of the board of
public works to Judge B. F. Webber
and the latter will name his successor
within short time. *
Aid. Jos. Flor Is transforming the barn
on his Center street property into an
eight-room house. The building will be
nicely finished throughout and is to be
completed next month. .>>e7
Springfield residents are bent upon
securing park for their town, accord.
ing to the Advance. They are a,rang-
ing to purchase six.ac1e tract on the
outskirts of the village.
Prof. E. T. Critchett desires to an.
nounce that he will be in his Office at
the high school building between the
hours of 10 and ~ tomorrow and Fri.
day to enroll new pupils.
+ Bring your time deposits to the Brown
County Bank. Four per cent interest i.
paid on time deposits.
Jos. Fischer, employed with the Chi
cago & Northwestern bridge crew, hat
the middle finger of his right han,
crushed Friday. A heavy timber fel
upon the digit and squeezed it badly.
| M. A Bingham returned home Satur
day evening from his trip through low
and visit in Boston, Mass. During th
fortnight he was absent he enjoyed him
self thoroughly and his journey was
most pleasant one.
| Postmaster Krook has made humble
of alterations in the carrier districts
Carrier Hubbard now attends TO the te,
rltory south of Center street and Carrie
! Pctry's district IS between Centre an
Third North streets.
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