New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-09-07


sen married Miss Tena Boesch of this
city to Louis CHASER of Sleepy Eye at
his Office in this city.
The management of the Star Hall
desires to announce that there will be
another of the popular dances at that
place Sunday evening and an in
yitation is extended to the public to
be present.
< DIR. Kohler, of Minneapolis, will
be in New Ulm, to do eye, ear, nose
and throat work, Sunday September
18th. Hours from a. m. to 3 p. NJ,
at DR.. Strickler's Office.
Mrs. n. P. Weber and Mrs. Cert
rude Merrill, who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Weber of this
city, for the past month, leave today
for Chicago and from there they go to
Niagara Falls on their way to their
home at Boston, where they expect to
arrive by the end of the week.
Hunters Rest was the scene of a
gay party Sunday, when number of
the local nimrods with, their families,
partook of their annual hunting feast.
It was expected to be chicken dinner
but the scarcity of chickens made it
necessary to substitute duck. The
party had a good time and enjoyed
the day.
The Chicago q Northwestern rail
road announces that on the 18th of
this month it will hold another of it's
popular Saturday excursions to the
Twin Cities. The tickets will be on
sale Saturday and they will be good
returning Monday. This offers an
opportunity to visit the cities at a very
minimum cost, the round trip being
$3.50.
The state fair labored under the
handicap of the most adverse weather
conditions this year. Daily rains cut
the attendance down greatly below
that of last year, and still it was suf-
fciently large to warrant the manage
ment in making the statement that it
was financial success. The returns
were more than S75, 900: last year they
were more than 100000.
Insure with The Mutual Life Insurance
66 istrict Agent 9, New Uim, MINI. Sc
Miss Friton's valuable Chinese col
lection will be on exhibition at the
Loheyde building, Saturday afternoon
and evening, of this week, under the
auspices of the Epworth League of the
German Methodist church for the
benefit of the pipe organ fund. Miss
Triton will be assisted by Miss Yona
Major of Yokohama, Japan. The
public is cordially invited. Admission,
adults 20 cents, children 10 cents.
Henry G.. Mueller of Lafayette. DR..
and Mrs. Emil Mueller of this city,
Henry Mueller of Courtland, Mrs.
Martin Mueller and daughter, Hertha,
of Essig, and Mrs. D. L. Williams of
Cambria, went to St. Peter Friday to
attend the funeral of Hugo Johnson,
who lost his life in the Winthrop train
wreck. There was an immense attend
ance at the services, several hundred
persons being turned away from the
church.
Rev. D. O. Bean announces that he
will speak Sunday morning at the Con-
gregational church on the subject, SIS
a World Power Possible Today? If
SO, What People is Destined to Bear
Universal Sway in the Centuries to
Come" He also directs attention to
the fact that the hour for holding Sun
| day school has been changed from the
morning hour to 2 O'Clock, and the
evening service is now at 1870. His
subject for the evening will be "Pete1
and John.
If you want to buy Beds, Springs
and Mattresses do not fail to see j. H.
Forster. 35t1
Register of Deeds Wesley G. Miller
passed through town today enroute to
| Springfield. Mr.. Miller is candidate
| for denomination at the republican
primaries and his candidacy has re
ceiyed favorable consideration from
local republicans. Mr.. Miller has
been one of the best officials ever
| placed in that office by any party. He
is thoroughly familiar with the work
and has conducted the affairs of his
office in a way that has given the best
satisfaction to the people. It is safe
to say that but few who had any bust.
ness transactions with this office since
he was elected will expect to find a
better official than Mr.. Miller. Sleepy
Eye Dispatch.
Sunday morning the M. & st. L.
/ passenger for the cities carried out o.
here large number of people most 0.
whom were members of the lodge o.
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