New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-06-15

hard on shoes.
Ladies unlined silk coats for Spring
make-a very hobby, comfortable gar
ment. We have nice assortment
Come see them.
Save ice and keep your eatables
fresh in an Alaska Refrigerator. They
have no superiors. John FL. Forster.
Miss Daisy Richardson will go east
this summer to visit relatives. She
will stay at Allegahny City, Pa, and
will also spend some time at Atlantic
City, N. J.
Early in July DR.. L. A. Gebhardt
will go to St. Louis, Mo-, to spend
fortnight at the exposition. He will
make the trip in Mississippi river
steamer.
The Misses Antonio Zieher, Anna
Schmidt and Bertha Pfeiffer, teachers
in the public schools, have arranged
to leave New Ulm next Tuesday for
trip to the worlds fair.
Station Agent G.. w. Nicholson is
negotiating with the officials of the
municipal lighting plant with view
to having the Minneapolis & ST. Louis
depot lighted by electricity.
Students of the Doerner Piano
school, Cincinnati, Ohio, gave their
annual recital Monday evening. Miss
Charlotte Silverson of this city, took
prominent part in the exercises.
The exterior of the Dakota House
was treated to a handsome coat OF
paint last week. Heller & Gag did
the work and the appearance of the
big hostelry is greatly improved.
Mrs. P. E. Beecher arrived here last
week after having spent the winter in
Southern Illinois and Atlanta, Ca,
and will be the guest of her son, H. L.
Beecher, during the warm months.
Miss Nicolaisen of Singue, China,
lectured upon Chinese missionary
work in the Methodist church Sunday
evening. She spoke in German and
her discourse was most entertaining.
The big camp meeting to be con.
Quoted by the German Methodists Of
this vicinity opens tomorrow in HERNIA
Rieke's grove two miles west of ST
George and will continue until next
Monday.
Miss Agnes Macdonald, for a mum
Der of years a teacher in the loca
schools, will be married next Tuesday
at the home of her parents in Mankato
The groom will be DR.. James Blake
of Hopkins.
A very large audience turned GU
Friday evening to greet the Pabs
Theatre company in their return en-
| gagement at Turner Theatre. The,
played s'When [ Returned,'' side
splitting comedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Pfeferle, Harr,
and Stanley Bingham are to leave St
Paul tomorrow on the steamer Quinc,
for the worlds fair. w. B. Mathe
and Prof. b. L. Dills will passenger
on the same boat.
Andrew j. Eckstein and wife go t
Winona next Monday to attend tn
annual convention of the Minnesot
| StatePharm aceutical association. MI
Eckstein is to respond to Mayor L. I
, Browns address of welcome.
Members of the Nicollet Count
Creamery and Dairymen's associatio
/. held their annual meeting at S.
George yesterday. Addresses upo
e agricultural topics were delivered b
e a number of well-known speakers.
E. B. Lott of St. Paul, deputy stat
e labor commissioner, spent severe
e days in the city last week inspectin
q the local factories. He was the fir
i delegate to the State Federation
Labor convention to reach New Uln
e Northwestern engineers have stake
It out the proposed siding into the Re,
J. stone quarries and the New Ulm Stol
L company will soon begin upon Il
grading. Within a very short time Il
IS company purposes buying its stol
:. crusher.
: Miss Lucy Croker departed Su
e day for st. Louis, where she will sper
some time at the Louisiana Purcha