New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-05-06

6. a. Zelle went to Minneapolis on
business Sunday.
a son was born Thursday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Lang.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
jacob Gebhardt last Wednesday.
Miss Meta Kiesling OF Fairfax, is visit
ing with relatives and friends in the city.
Robert Koch, the young son OF the late
VIM. Koch, is reported as very III with
j scarletina.
John Gabriel is having the interior OF
the opera house saloon nicely painted.
and frescoed.
A. II. Lienhard came ] down from
Minneapolis Sunday for visit with rel
atives in the city.
i One inch of snow fell during the snow
storm last Wednesday, the latest storm
for ele yen years.
Mrs. W. T. Eckstein went to Redwood
Falls Saturday and spent the Sabbath
/ with her husband.
Geo. Doster and wife Of lamberton,
visited Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Nagel.
Mrs. Henry Weyhe departed Sunday
for Chicago, where she will visit with her
grandson, DR.. Henry Weyhe.
Ernst Kluegel has sold his residence
property on North Mime sofa street tc
Frank Schlief and will move to Mime
apolis.
Rev. Arthur Upton, pastor of the
Baptist church at Sleepy Eye. was in the
city Thursday evening on his way to
Hanska.
Rev. Thompson of Lincoln, Neb., a
noted socialistic speaker, will address an
audience in Turner hall on the evening
of May 18th.
| The New Ulm Hunters club was to
have held its first match Sunday but the
rainy weather made postponement
necessary.
26 VARIETIES POULTRY.
Eggs for Matching. &c stamp for cat
alogue. MRS. ED. WEGNER,
20 # h, Essig, MINI.
! Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein was in Red
wood Falls Monday IN attendance upon
the spring term of the Redwood county
district court.
Mrs. Gottlieb Doberenz, residing on
South Minnesota street, intends leaving
for trip to Germany next Monday. Size
will spend the summer visiting at her
old home and travelling in the Father
land. ->~
1t is understood that James Mont
gomery, the Sleepy Eye wheat buyer,
will appeal from the recent decision of
Referee W. T. Eckstein. He Will ask for
new trial and if that is refused will
carry the case to the supreme court.
4 Local Chairman L. J. Moser of Ovation
ma, has issued a call for a meeting of the
railway telegraphers of the Minnesota
and Dakota division of the Chicago s.
Northwestern to be held in Mankato next
Saturday night. Ray Leary Of this place,
will attend the session.
j Wd. Eibner's new ice cream freezer
came last week and was used by him for
the first time Saturday. It has a capacity
of 10 gallons and as soon as he receives
the electric motor which he has ordered
he will embark in the wholesale ice
cream business.
/ Mrs. E.. T. Crltchett received tele.
gram last Wednesday apprising her of
i the sudden death of her eldest brother,
e. P. Croker, which occurred in Bos-
4 ton, Mass. The dispatch contained no
/, details other than that his demise was
very unexpected. The funeral was held
Saturday in Boston.
! Paul Sturm and Peter Fesenmaier Of
4 Cottonwood, caught four cub wolves in
the bottom lands along the Minnesota
! river Thursday. They brought the wolves
to County Auditor Vogel but upon learn
ing that the bounty would amount to
only Is cents for each animal returned
!. with them to their homes.
Oren E. Root, a locomotive fireman
q on the Chicago s. Northwestern, had bis
left thumb crushed Sunday night. He
( was drawing water from the tank near
the station and caught the digit between
the spout and the side of the tender. DR..