New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-09-28
lIIlIllIIlIIlIll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOCAL NEWS. 8
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Jacob Gebhardt is recovering from
a severe attack Of lung fever.
Mrs. G. Belanger of New Auburn is
the guest of Mrs. John Arhart.
Charles A. Arhart left Monday for
Mankato where he is to take position.
Miss Cora Heinz of Mankato spent
Sunday as the guest of Mrs. Wd. Eib-
ner.
Attorney Edward Farmer was over
from Madelia Tuesdas on business at
the courthouse.
r. E. Evans was in from Cambria
Monday on a little business. His wife
has been i'll for some time.
Miss Lulu Doehne leaves next week
for the state agriculture school where
she will resume her studies.
Judge B. F. Weber and Court Re
porter w. T. Eckstein leave next
Monday for Ivanhoe where court opens.
Joseph Tauer and his mother, Mrs.
Katherine Tauer, attended the funeral
of Mr.. Tauer's cousins wife in Sleepy
Eye last week.
The best Furniture, Couches and
Rugs you will find at J. FL. Forster.
Andrew Hummel took advantage of
the excursion rates Sunday to run
down from Minneapolis for visit with
relatives and friends.
The Sleepy Eye high school foot
ball team defeated the Mankato Nor
NAL eleven at Sleepy Eye Saturday,
the score being II to 0.
Joseph Friedl and DR.. W. z. Flower,
Gibbon sportsmen, passed through
New Ulm Monday on their way home
from trip after chickens.
John Neukom arrived Friday as a
new stenographer at the Eagle mill.
The big corporation now employs six
people to write its correspondence.
Walter Little left yesterday for his
home town, Marshall, having spent the
last few weeks while his brother was
away, in the offices of Bingham Bros.
While canning fruit at her home the
latter part of last week Mrs. Franz
Schnobrich cut the index finger on her
left hand severely, the glass going
nearly to the bone.
Rev. Alexander Berghold was a.
mong the visiting priests who attend
ed the convention this week. He was
the first pastor of the New Ulm Ca
tholic church, but is now located at
New Market.
If you want to buy Beds, Springs
and Mattresses do not fail to see J. FL.
Forster. 35tf
Sabe Sweet, farm hand working in
West Newton, was arrested for drunk
enness on the streets Saturday morn
ing and locked up. His hearing was
Monday morning, when he was fined
S. and costs sufficient to bring the whole
up to Sl1.35.
The Reliable Drug store has uni
que window display advertising the
Parker fountain pen. The window is
partly filed with earth and on little
mound is placed Parker pen cannon
shooting pens. Two eagles tastely
placed add to the display.
Mrs. G. A. Richardson entertained
a number of frieuds Saturday even
ing at a whist party at her home.
Head Prizes were won by Mesdames
Ernst Wicherski and Adolf Nellie,
while the foot prizes went to Mes
danes Fl. N.Somsen and r. Pfefferle.
Miss Winnie Frenzel was married
Tuesday to Fred Richmiller of Airing
ton in the Lutheran church of that vii
lage. The young people were given a
wedding spread in New Ulm before
proceeding to Arlington. The young
bride lerves many friends in this city
to regret her going.
James T. Kenny arrived from Mime
apolis Sunday and took up his duties
as correspondent at the Eagle mill
Monday morning. Mr.. Kenny resign
ed his position in Minneapolis as
manager of the flour and grain traffic
of the NJ. & ST. L. railroad to accept
the one offered by the local company.
The committee in charge of the Fiji
tieth anniversary celebration of the
founding of New Ulm is making an
effort to get a complete list of the old
settlers. 1t may be that it will miss
a few, so it asks that if anyone who
is eligible is missed in sending out the
invitations word should be sent to Fred
Pfaender.
Crone Bros have doubled their ad
yertising space in the Review, as will
be seen by referring to the first page,
the enlarged advertisement beginning
with this issue. The manner in which
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