New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15
Miss Fannie Brooks left yesterday for
q visit at Redwood Falls.

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x Pays Chocolates are delicious.
The name "Pay" guarantees quality.
On Tuesday, April 2sth,. the Ne Ulm
Gun club will hold its first shoot of the
season.
A very satisfactory growth is shown
by the report of the Safe Bank of New
Ulm. The report appears elsewhere.
Prof. A. F. Rein, of DR.. Martin Luther
cllege, went to Centuria, Wis, Thursday
and visited until Monday with relatives.
Mrs. K. E. Moe was down from Spring
field Saturday, guest at the home of
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. s. A. George.
Saturday evening there was partial
eclipse of the moon. It was visible for
only an hour, between and Z O'Clock.
DR.. Martin Luther college opened to-
day for the spring term. This year there
are seven students in the graduating
class. $780,. i t1'.s
Edward Hoffman, and Ernst Roock,
employed at Fairfax, visited from Sun
day until yesterday with their parents in
this city.
Miss Katie Russell, who teaches school
near Sleepy Eye, spent her Easter vaca-
ton at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henle. III.
Quarterly meeting of the Lutheran
congregation, which was to have been
held Monday afternoon, was postponed
until next Sunday. =.
Mrs. Amelia Tanke and Christ Schwerl
were taken back to Saltwater prison last
Saturday morning, after having testified
at the Tanke trial.
Editor W. r. Hodges came down from
Sleepy Eye Sunday to attend Easter SER
vices with DeMolay Commandery,
knights Templar. 49,.
The St. Peter Herald was the first pa
per to print the news of the verdict in
the Tanke case. With creditable enter
prise they issued an extra. f.
Anton Baertsch, the vagrant who was
picked up last week and who spent sew.
eral days in St. Alexander hospital, was
sent out of the city Thursday.
y Take your eggs to Ochs Bros, The
Bee Hive, where you can get the most
goods for your money. Is =
Capt. and Mrs. S. A.. George went to
Sleepy Eye yesterday to attend the
funeral of their nephew, George Ives,
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Ives.
J. B. Croker, father of Mrs. E. T
Crichett, left yesterday for Minneapolis
He will 90 to, Beaumont, Tex, IN short
time to look after his oil interests.
Paul Fischer and Mrs. Christ Fischer
who were down with light attacks ot
small pox, have been released from quaran.
tine by Health Officer G.. F. Reineke.
Disciples of Issac Walton are again
in their element, as the suckers and other
river fish are biting freely. A number
of excellent catches were made Sunday.
Miss Bertha Schmidt left Saturday fol
Winona and spent the following day
with friends. Monday she went on to
Chicago for a months visit with relatives
This year VIM. Huevelmann receives
$65 per month for sprinkI;ng the streets
as against $50 in 1902. Mr.. Huevelmann
gives the best of service and is entitled
to the increase. .-as 4
Photographer H. Goede is working
upon group pictures of the confirmation
classes of the Lutheran and Evangelical,
churches and also the Lutheran church
at CORTLAND.
Attorney H. N. Somsen looked afte,
legal matters in St. Paul and Mime
apolis Friday and SATURDAY.. He attend.
ed the Shriner meeting in Minneapolis
Friday evening.
On May 9Th, 9th, and 10th the sec
ond annual convention of the Minnesota
Estate Music Teachers association will
be held in Minneapolis. A number from
here are planning to attend.
| Otto Kluegel, who has been building
elevators for a large Minneapolis firm
IN this state, Iowa and South Dakota FOL
the past two years, leaves this week fol
Canada to begin work upon new line.
I B. D. Pay, Of the Pay Candy compa
my, Mankato, called upon his trade here
Thursday. Pays candies are fast be
coming popular, as their quality fully
equals that of Lowney's and the othel
older brands.