New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-05-13
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LOCAL NEWS.
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Anton Ochs, of the firm of Oclls Bros.
transacted business in st. Paul Friday.
New Ulm Chapter, No. 81, r. A. NJ.
will initiate class Of three Friday even.
ing. "
A. R. Bowling of Minneapolis spent
Saturday and Sunday as the guest Of
New Ulm friends.
F. P. Zschunke & Co. have new adj
vertisement in this issue to which at
tention is called.
P. A. Retrum, cashier Of the State
Bank Of, Lafayette, was here on business
for shor. time Monday.
| x Sofa Pillows and Covers, with Silk
and Hoop, only Csc. See orr display 81
cheap Hats. Elder s. Thomas.
Repre- sentative Frank Clagne and NJ
B. Abbott of Lambtrton, greeted New
Ulm friends Saturday.
NJ. Mullen returned from his South
Dakota trip last Wednesday,. He de-
Monday for Portales, Texas.
Albert H. Quandt end Miss Kate Kloss-
ner, both of Lafayette, are to be married
in the Evangelical church in this city on
May Goth.
+. P. Zschunke will soon have the as.
sistance Of new clothingkclerk. A big,
healthy boy arrived at hisshome Monday
morning. a,g- ~.
Dr.. O. G. Strickler vert tosMinneapo.
lis yesterday to attend, a meeting of the
committee from thezboarisof regents OF
the state university. -S4. il
The rains of Saturday, Sunday anu
Monday have been the 9heavirst of the
year thus far. In the three days 2:47
inches of water fell.
Anna, the year old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Seifert, died Monday OF
commissions. Funeral services will be
held from the Catholic church this morn
ing. -,..''e,>. = -.
Miss Birdie Mullen of this city, will
graduate next month from St. Mary's
academy, Notre Dame, Ind. The com.
mencemente exercises will be held on June
18th.
Prof. Ed. Bosky returned Saturday
from Winthrop where he filed mum
Der of engagements and delighted the
natives with his performances on the
zither., #- .
Carlson Bros. began distributing their
premium tablets Monday. The boy or
youth holding the greatest number on
July 1st will be presented with suit of
clothes. -.
A brief session of the city council was
held Saturday afternoon to ALLOW of the
alderman adjusting number Of details
connected with the purchase of the pri.
yate plant.
Rev. S. G. Updyke and Miss Lucielle
Hubbard were selected by the Christian
Endeavor society Thursday night as dele.
gates to the district convention to be hello
in New Richland.
| On account of the stormy weather
Fred Kretsch found it necessary to post
pone the dance which was to have bee,
held in the Star hall Sunday night. 1
will occur next Saturday evening.
Rev. Carl D. Thompson of Denver
Col. will lecture on socialism in Turne
hall Friday evening. Rev. Thompson
has national reputation and is said Il
be a very able and fluent speaker. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Rautenburg, re
siding in Lafayette, celebrated their sill
yer wedding anniversary Saturday even
ing. A large party of their neighbo,
and friends were on hand to offer congra
tulations. ~
Clarence Mowery, until recently static,
agent for the Minneapolis & St. Louis a
Lafayette, has transferred his affection
to the Chicago & Northwestern. He j
now acting as night operator at the New
Ulm station.
! Judge B. F. Webber and Court Re
/ porter W. T. Eckstein returned Frida
evening from Redwood Falls, the tern
of court IN Redwood county having
closed. They go to ST. Peter on May 19tl
to convene the Nicollet county term.
j Hoidale s. Somsen now have suit
of Office rooms which are as inviting +
any in the city. Burlap and frescolnl
have fairly transformed them and the
now present very gorgeous appearance
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