New Ulm review., 1903-05-27

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John Gerboth last Thursday.
The 10 per cent penalty upon real
estate taxes will attach next Monday.
Mrs. C. W. "A. Krook went to Lafa-
yette Thursday for visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto schell went to
Sanborn Saturday for q short visit with
friends.
Children's day exercises are to be held
in the Congregational church on Sunday
June 7th.
We take eggs in trade. Ladies' are
invited to inspect.sour millinery styles.
Eder & Thomas.
The next meeting of the board of
county commissioners will be held on
Monday, July 1sti,.
Edward Castor, a prominent jeweler
of Waseca, was in New Ulm on business.
several days last week.
Rev. Christian Holm, pastor Of the
Methodist church, was in Mankato on a
brief visit last Wednesday.
Geo. Oswald, former New Ulm boy
who is now engaged III business in
Gibbon, greeted old acqnaintances here
Friday.
Reser & Langmack have finished lay
ing cement sidewalk along the Mime
sofa street frontage of DR.. j. P. CRAFTS
residence property.
Mrs. Henry Helmerdinger departed
Thursday for New Paynesville, Mimi,
where she and her husband Will make
their future home.
Miss Vika Schorning came down from
New Ulm Saturday to spend Sunday
with her sister, Miss Emma Schorning.
|-St. James journal.
A meeting of the Nicollet County
Creamery and Dairymen's association will
be held at J. H. Doty's park in Cou1t-
land next Tuesday.
German Pork has again resumed its
summer ga1b and has become much
sought place by the people of the city
who are out for recreation.
Rev. H. G. Dallmann and August I'M
berg 60 to Fergus Falls next week to
attend the Evangelical conference, which
} opens one week from tomorrow.
Sofa Pillows and Covers, with Silk
and Hoop, only 25c. See our display ot
cheap Hats. Eder s. Thomas.
81. Frenzel will commence work up.
t on his new brick building on July 1st
: He expects to be able to occupy the
j, structure as pop factory by septembel
2 1st.
Andrew Hoidale, 1a.sstddent>in the
me dical department. at the University O
, Minnesota, visited here from Friday un
til Sunday with his brothers, Einar ant
, Hjalmer Hoidale.
J. Over at Sleepy Eye there is talk of ,
s north and south line of railroad through
> that town. The Sleepy Eye people
however, are not unduly enthusiastic
over the proposition.
The night switching crew on tn,
, Northwestern, which was discontinued
r about amonth ago, was put on agar
e Saturday night. Conductor Brodericl
s of Waseca, is in charge.
e Editor A. M. Weues of the Redwood
Reveille, spent Thursday evening in tn,
:. city while on his way to Lamberton. I
l Review scribe spent several hours in hi
: company very pleasantly.
: The union temperance ne9ting of til
!. Epworth League and Christian Endeavo
n societies, held Sunday evening in tn
d Methodist church, was very successful
!. An elaborate program was given.
Marshal Mike Franz of Sleepy Eye
e brought a prisoner down from that olac
: Thursday. The latter was Joseph Dol
: an aged man who had been sentenced t
e a term of eight days in the county jai
: for being drunk and disorderly.
I Company A, Second Regiment, vii
9 give dance in the New Ulm oper
IS house on Saturday evening, June 6:f
Good music will be engaged and an en-
:. joyable affair is promised. It is also IN
J. tended to have a program Of musics
Il aud other numbers.
/ DR.. Gottfried Schmidt Of st. Paul, al
IS rived in the city Saturday and will loo
lt after Dr.. Relneke's practice while th
latter is absent in Germany. His moth
\ er and sister will arrive soon to max
their home with him during the summer