New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-04


Stamped pillow tops Including hoop
and silk floss for 25cts. "a souvenir dolly
is given free with each purchase. Elder
& Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Dieks of Mankato
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Miller one day last week. They were
but RECENTLY married in that city.
! The ladies Of the Congrega RATIONAL Mis-
sfenary society gave Mrs. Henry Lille q
pleasant reception Friday afternoon, it
being the anniversary of her birthday.
Mrs. Esther Troxel Of Sleepy Eye was
the guest of friends in thissci,y over Sun
day. She expects soon TO leave for
Washington to make her home with her
son.
Lrhe weather went from the sublime to
I the ridiculous Friday night and the re-
suit was that there was blizzard
reminded the people of the mid winter
days;
~>sPaul Holm, who has been the guest of
his brother, pastor of the Methodist
church in this city, returned to his home
in Nebraska. having spent several weeks
in the city.
| Attorney Geo. T. Olsen of Springfield
4lfas moved to St. Peter which is to be his
future home. He is associated with
Congressman Davis in that city in the
law business.
The High school pupils are arrang-
ing to put on short home talent play
| in the auditorium, in the near future, for
the purpose of raising money for the
school library.
The Lamberton Lea!er says: John J.
Arbes, manager of the Lamberton Mill
ing Company, last week purchased the
II. F. Voss residence on the street op-
posite the mill.
W. G. Schrap, who at one time resid
ed in this city, but who has not been
IN the city for some time, was here from
Sleepy Eye Friday and met many of his
old acquaintance. @s-.~
J. Frank Fouche, the dramatic reader,
who is to appear in this city tomorrow
has been engaged by the z. of P. lodge
of Sleepy Eye to give one of his readings
in that city this evening.
A. R. Bowling has closed his business
college at Fargo and has accepted a
position with the New Century Type
writer people as salesman He was in
the city over Sunday visiting friends
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mary J. Hansen to Ernest H. Doring
which is to take place at Tracy March
18th. The young people have both been
in this city for the past few days visiting
Those interested in buying land will
notice the large ad. of he Lund Lane
agency which appears in this issue. MIR
Lund is putting forth extra efforts to Sc
cure settlers for the Dakota and Mime
setafarms.
+ Miss Ellen Lamb, sister of Mrs. J. H
Siegel, who has been visiting here FOL
past two weeks left fol- St. Paul Wed
nesday to visit another sister Mrs. j.
SCHNEIDER, wife of the city editor of the
Pioneer Press.
The inspection of Co. "a" took plac
at the armory on Wednesday evenin!
last, Maj. Wood of Austin was the in
speeding officer. There were also presen
Capt. E. R. Brown and Lieut.. Henri
Madison of Mankato.
| An exchange says that the time il
I coming when there will be but one jol
for the fellow who smokes cigarettes
that will be to kill potato bugs with hi
breath; no one wants HIM nearer th
house than the potato patch.
The Columbia Bowling Club met las
4 Sunday at Frank Burg's and mad
arrangements to meet every Tuesda
evening with the North Star in practic
games 10 prepare for a contest with th
!, Teutonia club of Minneapolis. =
1.-THE ladies of the Turner society viii
= givel a euchre party in the lecture roor
of the Turner hall Sunday evening. Ad
mission to the games including price Q
+ lunch will be 25c each. A cordial wei
I come will be given to all who come.
P. Jurgensen representing the Germa
Lloyd Steamship Company, who is visi,
. ing the towns along the line, was in th
. city Thursday to see the agents of tn
companies regarding passengers who ma
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