New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-05

Chas. Hornburg, jr., of Mankato, was
in the city over Saturday night, the
guest Of his parents. ..
Miss Lilly Juni, who has been attend
ing the summer school at Mankato
returned home Saturday.
F. A. Baarsch, formerly Of this city
but now of Bird Island, called upon
friends here last Wednesday.
G. A. .Erhardt, a hardware merchant
of St. James YVES in the city over Sun
day, the guest of his sister, Mrs. q. A..
Ottomeyer.
The Concordia band gave the second,
of It's series of street concerts near the
Dakota house Thursday evening. The
next will occur tomorrow night.
B. A. Leland left for Winona Sunday
to take charge of his new run on the
east end of the road. His family expects
to follow him in the near future.
| Miss Dora Hauenstein entertained in
an informal manner for Miss Jennie
Crone, Saturday evening. Miss Crone
left for Minneapolis the first of the week
to reside. -.. ....E ..
Mrs. Ottomeyer, who so nearly severed
her thumb recently finds that it is heal
ing nicely and, it will not be necessary
to have it amputated. 1t was very
narrow escape. e.,
| Mrs. u. A. Swan,Fof the Mankato Nor
NAL school faculty, arrived Thursday
| for a visit at the home of Mrs. E. T.
Critchett. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Quit.
Ludtka s. Harvey are being kept busy
with rush OF orders for machine and
heavy blacksmith work. They are fast
establishing record as competent and
paiDstaking workmen.
The Rev. James Earl, who preached
IN this city two weeks ago will again
occupy the pulpit in the Congregational
church in the absence of the regular pas
tor next Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Setter and Mrs. W. G.. AL
win went to St. Paul yesterday. At that
place they will be joined by Mrs. C. H.
Helmes and the three will continue on
to Spokane, Wash, for a visit with the
Setter families.
DR.. D. F. Wood of Hanska, brought
John Underseth of that place, to St..
Alexander hospital Thursday. He was
operated upon for appendicitis by DR..
o. c. Stricken, assisted by DR.. Wood
and DR.. J. H. Vogel.
Hjalmer Hoidale, Ed. Juni, Geo.
MART, Richard Riggs and number of
other young gentleman of this city were
among the delegation that went from
here on the excursion to the cities over
the NorthW Western Saturday.
Rev. Heidmann returned Monday from
st. Peter where he delivered a semon at
a Mission Festival held in Lutheran
church at that place. He also spent
some time with friends and relatives at
New Ulm.-Arlington Enterprise.
W. A. Anderson, the Wabasso man
who had so much trouble few weeks
ago and who was prosecuted by coterie
of his nelghbors, has entered the employ
of the Bay State Milling company He
is acting as auditor for the Winona con-
Germ. ID
representative of the Jewell Nursery
of Lake City was here Saturday to max e
a settlement with Geo. Siebenbrunner
who for the past year has been acting as
their agent. Siebenbrunner had bonds
men IN the city who were interested in
the case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weyhe and Mrs.
Fl enry Crone have gone to Minneapolis
to make their future home Mr.. Weyhe
IS one OF the early settlers of New Ulm,
having lived here FOR the past thirty
years, and much regret is expressed at
his departure. :.a
The New Ulm base ball team failed to
meet its date with the Winthrop nine
Sunday, and that team played the Glib
bon boys and beat the latter by good
big score, so it appears that if the New
Ulm team succeeds in getting Winthrop
here it will hare to do some hard prac-
ticing to make respectable showing.
An effort is being made to get them here
for game Sunday.
The New Ulm Jaeger-Verein which
holds its weekly shoots at Hunters Rest,
on Sunday made the following score
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