New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-19

VIM. Meyer Of Gibbon, renewed ac-
quaintances in the city Sunday.
/ a harvest festival Will oe given next
Sunday by Jos. Reinhart at his place in
st. George.
Rev. Chouinard of.St. Peter, will hold
Episcopal services il New Ulm Friday
evening. 3S.
Miss Minnie Silverson has returned
j home from an extended visit in Dayton
and other Ohio cities.
i Dr.. L. A. Gebhardt comes home Fri
day from his vacation, which he spent at
Black River Falls, Wis.,
Mrs. G. A. Zelle is expected to return
home tomorrow evening from her visit
with New Paynesville friends.
Rev. G. R. Upton Of Hanska, passed
through the city Monday on his return
from Wanda, where he preached on the
Sabbath.
Mrs. T.1Thomas left yesterday for ST.
Paul, Minneapolis, Milwaukee and
Chicago to look up the tall styles in.
millinery.
Mrs. Max Hammerschmidt and Miss
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are visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gottlieb Schmidt.
s'Was She to Blame" was presented at
the New Ulm opera house Friday even
ing to small audience. The same COM
pany put on plays Saturday and Sunday
nights.
John Howard of Dodge Center, was
in the city for few hours Sunday. Mr..
Howard and his partner are arranging
to feed an unusually large number of
sheep in this city next winter.
Mrs. Conrad Dirks and children ar
lived Wednesday evening from New
Ulm and will make an extended visit in
the city as guests at the home of Rev.
Mr.. Krienke.- Owatonna Chronicle.
Editor F. A. Wright of the Springfield
Advance, was in the city Saturday morn.
ing and paid the Review office pleas
ant call. He was returning from a visit
in Mankato and transacted business here
between trains.
Messrs. W. G. Alvin and F. W. john
son took party of about twenty of
their friends up the Minnesota as far as
Meyers creek last Thursday night. Sew
eral hours we're spent in picnicking and
the return voyage was made by moon
light.
Lorenz L. Meyer of Mankato, was here
Monday afternoon figuring on the steel
work for the proposed county Jail. He
Is member of the we'll known firm of
Meyer Bros, which operates one of the
largest foundries and machine shops in
the state. -.
Newspaper criticisms of the Frisbee
circus, which comes here tomorrow, say
that the exhibition is one of merit. The
show does not present mammoth parade
or other outward fourishes but the per-
formances inside the tent are of high
class nature.
Two strong men, Prof. Donahue and
Prof. Hansen, gave exhibitions of Indian
club swinging and heavy lifting in the
Star hall Friday, Saturday and Sunday
nights. They carried two performing
dogs and gave series of interesting per-
formances.
St. Peter merchants are making an
effort to have the Omaha road enter the
city. They plan upon having trains
c 'oss the Northwestern bridge and
would have depot located IN the cen
tai portion of the city, instead Of mile
away across the river.
The Concordia band gave another Of
their delightful open air concerts on
Minnesota street Thursday night. Ow-
ing to the fact that the Frisbee circus
will be herer they will not play tomor-
row evening but will give two more
concerts this season.
Photographer Emil sprenger is at
work upon grouph picture Of the
members Of the Caecilian Verein. The
design is very unique, the photographs
being placed along the initials &C W,
and when all are in position the back
ground will be decorated by Alex
Schwendinger.
| While absent with the county Jail
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