New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-05-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
= LOCAL NEWS. E
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

lanu-lOOklngtO tour through NOfln DdRota.
Geo. w. Barnes moved into the
Otterholm residence on South Broadway
yesterday.
Mrs. G. Holm will entertain the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society Of
the Methodist church at her home on
Third North street this afternoon.
Tina, the year.old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Harmening u CORTLAND
township, died last Friday and was
buried Monday from the Lutheran church
In CORTLAND.
During the evening Monday there were
several more landslides on the Mime
apolis & st. Louis. The evening passen-
ger did not reach this station until 4
o'clock yesterday morning.
A meeting Of the gentlemen interested
in the proposed heating plant for the
Ottcmeyer and Masonic blocks was held
Thursday afternoon. No definite decision
regarding the matter was reached.
At Red wood Falls the commercial club
is considering project of general inter
est. It is a reunion Of the old settlers
of the Minnesota Valley which the Red
wood Falls people are planning to hole
next month.
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kosek Of this city, Sunday. The
following day one of the infants died
and will be buried this morning from til e
Catholic church.. The other is not .ex
pected to live.
x Pays Chocolates are delicious.
! The name "Pay" guarantees squalitgs,.. =
L. K. Harvey, who, with III:
is to open machine shoR
shoe factory, has rented M /! gss
residence on North NJ f n
Harvey Will neg % New
Ulm the lattsfsr,s week.
Miss = B parted yesterday
for Mads Her several years
ofsl eW Ulm Miss Troupe
arm friends who will regret
issf KY But who ale unanimous IN
ssisfes for her future success and
]! ppfness. .: ..=...
{ June 22nd has been fixed by the state
osteopathic Board as the date upon which
physicians of that persuasion must take
the examination required by the law
passed at the last session Of the legisla.
ture. DR.. o. Gray OF this city, will 20
to st. Paul on that day to take the test.
Company A purposes giving. q dinner
to the veterans Of Her ker Post and other
old soldiers after the return from the
! cemetery Decoration Day. This custom
which was lnaugurated last year, is a
pretty one and worth preserving. The
banquet will be served in the gymnasium
at Turner hall. aasz @.- ..-..-
Friday evening the choir of the
Lutheran church will give its concert in
the Lutheran school building at the
corner of State and Second North streets
The program which has been arranged Is
very laborate and those who attend are
sure of an excellent evenings entertain.
ment. & %sa'.
.. Edgar Small, Brown county's repre-,
sentative at the state camp Of the Modern
Woodmen, held last Wednesday in St
| Paul, was elected state watchmsn. HI
also served upon the committee on reso
lutions. Harry A.. Monroe OF st. Paul
defeated Attorney B. D. Smith Of Man
Ekato, for the position of bead director
/ Two little sons Of P. Wafner of New
Ulm, died within 20 minutes of eacl
other last Saturday. Since the death Q
their mother about two months ago th,
children had been living at the home 0
their grandfather, Daniel Luetdks, 0
Wellington. The oldest was about sever
years old and the youngest about two
Burial was made on Tuesday at TIL
German Lutheran cemetery, wellington
/ Fairfax Standard.
Judge of Probate S. A. George offici
ated at a gladstone and pleasing functlo
Monday. That afternoon he joined j
wedlock Mr.. OleiLohnbakken and Mis-
: Nellie Peterson, both Of Hanska. TIL
groom is jovial and whole heartc,
: gentleman who has many friends bot
here and in Hanska and his bride pop
ular young lady Of that village. TIL
Review joins in extending congratula
tons.
In its last issue the Redfeld 6. d
journal Observer compliments tw
L