New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-07-06

We have few children's crash and
linen jackets that we're closing out at
and below cost. Come see them SOC
up.
The latest novelty in a lady's collar
is made Of lawn, prettily finished with
lace and insertion, giving the effect of
shoulder cape. Price ST. so and S1.90.
Come see them
Thursday is the last day of our
great sale. Don't fail to take advan-
offering.
Mankato Commercial College will
enroll 200 students Sept. 5. Will you
be one of them? 1t will pay you.
On the Fourth the members Of the
Concordia band journied to Mankato
to furnish music at the big picnic Civ
en- by the Lutheran congregation.
Peter j. Arbes and wife and Miss
| Lydia Pulitzer of Olivia, were guests
over the Fourth at the home of the
formers mother, Mrs. Mary Arbes.
Chas. Spalding and wife of Lamber-
ton, and Albert Spalding and wife of
Wanda, attended the funeral of F. Ell.
Retzlaff's infant son Friday afternoon.
| Contractor II. Schapekahm has the
excavating for the Catholic parochial
school we'll under way. He has also
commenced tearing down Caecilian
hall.
Miss Emma Hummel departed Thurs
day for Chicago, where she will select
a stock of goods for the firm in Salt
Lake City, Utah, by which she is en-
ployed.
Victor, the ten-months-o son of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Retzlaff, died last
Wednesday morning. The funeral was
held Friday afternoon from the Luth-
eran church.
w. G. Alvin has been receiving con-
gratulations over the arrival of an
eight-pound girl at his home. The
young lady made her appearance last
Wednesday evening.
June was wet month, as Weather
Observer Andrew j. Eckstein's report
shows that 7.21 inches of water fell.
There were six thunder storms and on
two occasions hail fell.
At it's meeting Thursday evening the
board of public works fixed the assess
ments for the grading of Minnesota
street between Third and Fifth South
streets at S26.45 per lot.
Come to US for cool, refreshing
soda drinks. W. G. Alvin. %
. G. W. Nicholson and wife returned
last Wednesday night from st. Louis,
where they spent a week at the world S
fair. During their stay the weather
was raw and disagreeable.
/ st. Peter is to have street carnival
from July 18th to 10Th. The attrac-
tions will be furnished by the Cosmo-
politan Carnival company, whose re-
representatives. was here last Thursday.
The new system of operating the
mail run between this place and Man
kato has gone into effect. w. B.
Emery of Redfeld, S. D., has the run
this week, while j. J. Morarity is lay
ing off.
/ The Eagle Roller Mill Co., will have
the repairs to their elevator at this
place complete this week and will then
have the best equipped elevator along
the line of the Northwestern. Revere
) Record.
Miss Addie Olsen, graduate of the
United Wisconsin Conserv atories OF
Music, desires to accept a limited
number of pupils in piano work.
Special rates for beginners. Studio,
300 S. Broadway. 27-tf
AS usual there was a large attend
ance at the annual picnic of the Luther
an school, held Sunday afternoon on
College Heights. When the rain came
the people found shelter in the college
building.
Several New Ulm people who saw
the performances of Ringing Bros
circus last Wednesday learned thai
Johnnie Johnson, a young man of this
, place, is travelling with the show. He
is an elephant keeper.
Gustaye Rudolph. son of John G.