New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-09-14
LOCAL NEWS.


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The Lamberton Leader says: Miss
Lena Pechtl, who for the past two
seasons was trimmer in the leading
millinery establishment of New Ulm,
has accepted a position this season in
the millinery store of Miss Lydia
Woolley.
The date set for the return travelling
mems base ball game is Saturday OF
this week at Mankato, but the enthusi-
asm seems to be waning and the game
may be dropped. The umpire and
many of the original players are out
of the city.
Mrs. E. II. Mckenzie, of Mime
apolis, was in the city the first part Of
the week on her annual collection tour
for the Children's Home Society Of
Minnesota. This is the home with
which Mr.. Savage is connected and
who is we'll known here.
QFour graduates of New Ulm have
entered for the University foot ball
team; they are Earl Current, Edwin
Juni. Tom Collins and Clarence
Mowery. Earl Current distinguished
himself last year and there is reason
to believe that he will get on the tear.
this year.
Miss Florence Pfefferle who has
been in Milwaukee and ST. Paul for
some time returned last week and is
again with her mother in the millinery
perfected herself in the prevailing
styles of the season as is prepared to
give the ladies Of this city the benefit
of her trip.
cabin Carlson is another gentle
man who is being groomed for regis
ter of deeds by P. Liesch and S. D.
Peterson who want to kill off Wesley
Miller.' The above is apparently a
mistake on the part of the Sleepy Eye
Herald. 1t is not known here that
Mr.. Peterson is taking any interest in
the Carlson campaign.
F. H. Behnke and wife have moved
into their newly arranged fiat over
Mr.. Behnke's store. They are very
comfortably located. The Behnke
residence will be occupied shortly by
Chas. Silverson and family in short
time, and the Silverson residence by
Chas. Vogtel and family, who have
purchased the place.
Two weeks ago T. M. Antony of
Goodwin, S. D., sent an ad to the Re-
view wanting to buy house and lot;
last week he was here in reply to an
swers from the advertisement and will
no doubt close deal with the party
who answered. 1t might have been the
same if he had advertised in any of
the papers, but that he didn't is signi-
ficant.
If you want to buy Beds, Springs
and Mattresses do not fail to see j. II.
Forster. 35tf
Elias Kellermann, who for the past
quarter of century has been a faith
full employee of the Eagle Mill Co.,
has resigned his position as wheat
buyer at that place and will leave on
Monday for the northern part of the
state where he will employ himself
raising wheat for others to buy. The
best wishes of large circle of friends
will be with Mr.. Kellermann and his
family in their new home.
Martin Penning, the we'll known hor-
ticulturist, has sent an exhibit of his
plums to the ST. Louis exposition. His
display included sixteen varieties Of
as good fruit as is raised anywhere.
Mr.. Penning is showing that Mime
sofa can produce fruit as we'll as bread
aud butter. Mr.. Penning is authority
on the fruit question in this state and
is perhaps the best posted man in the
northwest His orchard shows that he
employs his time well and seldom fails
to have splendid exhibits at the state
fair, usually carrying off the major
number of prizes.