New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-05-25

Ulm.
Springfield defeated Sleepy Eye at
the former place Sunday by a score of
Is to s.
Ii you enjoy good laugh 90 to
''The Man From Arkansas Saturday
night.
Mrs. Fl. L. Beecher visited with Red
wood Falls relatives the latter part of
the week.
n. s. r. Neumann went to Sleepy
Eye Saturday to look after business
interests.
Mesdames Mat Rock and John
Dietz are visiting with relatives at
Sanborn.
Miss Hertha Marti went to st. Paul
Friday and visited several days with
relatives
Don't miss s'The Man From Arkan-
sas" at Turner Theatre Saturday and
Monday nights.
Norman A. Nelson of Thief River
Falls, is studying law with Attorney
Jos. A. Eckstein.
Henry Uhlhorn and wife of Comfrey,
were guests over Sunday at the home
of John Krieger.
Michael Schmidt and family of Sea-
forth, were entertained by New Ulm
relatives over Sunday.
Robert Siebenbrunner has accepted
a position with Stoll & Son and will
learn the plumbing trade.
Chas. Wagner and wife went to
Madison, Wis, Friday for a visit of
a fortnight with their son.
Hon. S. D. Peterson, George Marti
and Peter Manderfeld transacted bus
mess in Sleepy Eye Saturday.
Workmen are engaged this week
putting down cement walk in front
of Stuebe's Model Meat market
Gruenenfelder' Cadet band will
give the second of their series of con-
certs in German Park tomorrow even
ing.
The Times says that at a meeting OF
the merchants of Comfrey it was de-
clded to celebrate the Fourth in that
village.
Get an Alaska Refrigerator for the
hot weather. Sold by j. III. Forster.
Bergman Bros. of Arlington, last
| week took possession of John Roth's
store atKlossner, which they purchased
recently.
Siebenbrunner & Arbes, the South
Minnesota street cigar makers, have
decided to close their factory and re-
tire from business.
| Havelock McLennan of Winona. is
here for a visit. He is telegraphel
in the office of the Chicago & North
western dispatcher.
Attorney H. N. Somsen entertained
a party of gentlemen friends at hi.
home on Broadway Saturday evening
1t was his birthday.
Ernst Rollof and wife of Milford
celebrated their silver wedding ami
versary Sunday. They entertained
large party of friends.
1 A meeting of the Christian Endeavo
society will be held Friday evening t,
elect delegates to the convention whic]
will be held here next week.
| Students of Dr. Martin Luthe
college and the pupils of the publ
and parochial schools were allowed
holiday on Penticost Monday.
i Vim. Sholes, a professional wrestle
claiming to live in Mankato, was her
Thursday looking for a match but hi
negotiations were without result.
4 The Ladies Guild of the Episcopa
church desires to thank those VIII
took part in the presentation of tn
cantatta, sLaila,' Friday evening.
c. II. Saulpaugh and two compar
ions came over from Mankato in a
J automobile Thursday. They made tn
trip in two hours and fifteen minutes
William Fritsehe, the ten-year-ol
son of DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Fritsche
fell on a cement walk last Wednesda
evening and fractured his right arm.
Albert schlumpberger and Mis-
Mary Klingler, West Newton youn
: people, were married in the Catholi
church at st. George Monday morr
ing.
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