New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-05-27
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Geo. ". Barnes was ii bust mess visitor
TO Henderson Monday
We buy Potatoes: The Red Front
i (ciroctry Geo. Hauerstein.
Legal business took Attorney q. n,
Somsen to Mankato last Friday.
Miss Alma Coughlaa 81 Mankaso, was
entertained Sunday 1t the Hauens,ein
shome.
Miss E.vereda Ganske Of Clements,
arrived here Monday for i Wis I with re.
latives.
Stampe Lunch Clothes and Center
Pieces. VerY neat and hear. Elder g
Thomas.
Mrs. Chas. Kaiser and children de.
parted MONDAY to visit with relatives at
Wheaton.
The new pipe organ was used for the
first time atsthe Holy Trinity Catholic
c en- sunday
Miss Anna Pangratz of Perhaam, is
being entertained! by her friend Miss
Antoinette Crone.
w G. M ilter wife an, children spent.
Sunday wifllrelati ives in Nh akss.to, re-
turning Monsiay morn
Or. aud Mrs. q. I. Reineke departed.
satureiay for New sorls City. They will
leave for Euro Pc -, june 9th.
Penticost NJ onlay, which falls pom
June 1st, will be observed as 4 holiday
by the New Ulm public schools.
On Sunday J u:,e il, the spr1nefeia
hail players will come to New IIln forsa
return game with the zeal lean
Pr. Jos z. Vogsl and DR. G. Schmidt
Of this place, 90 70 st Paul today Is be
examined BY the state medical board.
The Misses Mildred Kaschau and
Louisa NIitzner returned Monday from a
visit of.a fortnight with friends ut f,tla-
ton.
Mrs. B. Weber entertained at d,
six % lock dinner vest rday IN honor. Of
the lady teachers Of the New Ulm public
schools.
Dr.. Q 81. sstrickIAr will 60 TO Mime
apolis today to be present at q meeting
of the board Of regents Of the University
of Minnesota.
Mrs. NJ. b. Ctstterof Bethlehem, Pa.
and Mrs. S. 6. Cobb Of Merriam Park,
ARE guests at the home Of Mr.. aad Mrs.
a. w. Bingham.
A. q. Brooks, head mlllersof the Hnls-#
bard mills at NJ ankato, was here. satus.-
day for the purI,oss q exam ne the plant
OF HE Eagle Roller Mil com
Is Try ms for d nice cut Of meat or a
juicy steak. We hive fresh fish eaeiy
Erldsty. Caas. Rusrh s ca.
OTTO selleli and 4. Al ifferle eau
vssstd the city Friday selling tickets
tor The dance 70 be given during the
'irusggi s convention. Several hundred
were disposed Of.
Last week Marshall papers announce
the arrival IN that eit5y Of v m. Gleseks.
fostrnleily of Sleepy Bye, from California.
wheresshe has been pending tile winter.
Heis the guest Of his son.
DR.. Andrew ] Kaes arrived home
Monday from MinneaWols, he having
completed his medical course at the Unit
versity Of Minnesota. Today he viii 90
up TO take the examination before the
state medical hoard.
Ben Stoekman leaves next week for
Detroit, Mich, to be present at the meet
Jugs of the miIlers Of the United States
who are TO gather in that city on June
3rd, 4tli and 9Th. He will make the
T. ~
| trip via the Great Lakes.
On account Of the wet weather the
meeting to have been held in Turner hall
Sunday evening for the purpose Of form.
ing a German War Veterans' ASSOCIATION,
as agltated By Gottlieb schrodt, was
necessarily postponed.
Thursday evening meeting Of the
local committee Of druggists was held
and preparations made for for the State
Pharmaceutical convention. The pro-
gram for the field day sports and also
that for the dance were outlined.
a dancing party and reception was
given by the Junior class Of the New
Ulm high school Friday evening il
honor Of the graduates. Ihe affair was
held in a. Goede' $ studio on Broad WAY
and was thoroughly enjoyed by the
young people present.
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