New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-02-04

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see our bargain. Zschunke & Schilling.
Miss LYDIA q. Krause was married on
Thursday last to VIM. p. Bold, at the
homeof Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. S1eben brunner,
by Justice Brandt. The young people
left Immediately on q trip through parts.
of Wisconsin. They will make their home
irr North Dakota.
! The basement of the Holy Trinity
church has been remodeled and fitted up
for the purpose of holding such enter
tainments as was given there Saturday
evening. The people OF that large con-
eregation have an excellent place in
which to have such functions.
The druggists of the city held a meet
ing last Thursday ii conjunction with
the representatives of the Travellers Auxi-
liary and decided that the annual con-
veDtion which is to he held in this city
will be on the 18th, 18th and 18th Of
June of this year. Preparation will be.
gin at once preliminary to the conven-
ton.
Fred Melges of Chicago, whose home
was formerly in this city, spent severaf
days here last week. He is in the com
mission business and has branch house
at Redwood Falls which is in charge of
his brother. 1t has been many years
since Mr. Melges has been In the city
where he spent his boyhood days.
The masquerade given BY the mem
bers of Go. A at the opera house Sunday
evening was well attended, though there
was not = large number who masked.
The evening was pleasantly spent and
thoroughly enjoyed by all who were
there. TIE benefits to the company were
not as great as they should have been
but were quite satisfactory. .
Miss Alvina Koseck and Herman
Bluhm were united in marriage By Rev.
G. j. Albrecht in this city on Thurs
day of last week. They will reside IN
this city. Mr.. Bluhm was formerly clerk
for Mr.. Alvin in the city drug store and
later for A. A. Glotzback in Sleepy Eve
and is a young man who has many
friends who will congratulate him upon
this new step IN life.
Sumner Laid of st. Peter who has a
large number of friends in this city has
been given the position of private secre-
tary to Hon. G. R. Davis, congressman
elect from the third district. The young
man is hard working conscientious
fellow and In this case the appointment
is one of merit, and the friends of the
young man congratulate him on the re-
ward:he has obtained.
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e. F. Taylor has put into his laundry
new device for ironing collar and he
hopes with this to do away largely with
the trouble that be has had of breaking
collars. This has been the ground Of
considerable complaint by patrons. Mr..
Taylor is doing all that he can to per
feet bis laundry so that it shall not be
surpassed by any in the state and the
people of the city should give him
encouragement by giving him the pre-
ference in handling their laundry.
The public meeting gwen by the
Christian Endeavor society of the Con.
gIegatienal church Sunday evening drew
a large audience and the program was
made very interesting by the member.
OF the society. It was the annual ami
yersary day and the interest centeret
around that. a number of the member.
gave short talks but the leading featur,
of the evening was the address of thu
pastor, and it was a short and excellen
address.
Monday was what IS known as groun,
hog day and from the brightness of th
day 1t is plain to be seen that if there j
anything IN the theory tkatif the ANNA
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sees his shadow he will return and sta
under cover for six more weeks, 1h
chances are there is to be long spell o
cold that will tax the coal bins to TIL
extremity. It is hoped that the littl
animal has lied this time as he has don
on several former occasions.
/ On Wednesday Of next week, Feb. 18th
F. G. Boerth, son of VIM. Boerth resid;n,
four miles north Of Fairfax, will b.
united in marriage to Miss Ida Miller
of New Ulm. The ceremony will TAX,
place at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miller. Mr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boerth will reside in New Ulnn
where the gentleman will follow IN