New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

Chas. Seaman of Springfield called
on old friends here over Sunday. He
returned Monday morning.
Andrew J. Eckstein attended the
meeting of the knights of Columbus
Sunday, returning the following day.
Miss Annie Pilger of st. Paul is a
welcome guest at the homes of the Flor
and Soukup families on German street.
this week.
Mrs. Albert Ending concluded her
visit here with friends, by returning
to her home at Elroy, Wis. Monday
afternoon.
j. q. Forester has just received a
carload of mattresses, springs and bed
room suites. Call and see them. Rea-
sonable prices.
Miss Esther Johnson, who has been
the guest of her uncle, Henry Mueller
DR., will return to her home at St.
Peter this afternoon.
Evening services at the Congrega-
tional church will be held at 7:30 here
after instead of o'clock as has been
the custom the past few months.
Reynold Dahms was passenger en-
route to Gaylord Monday morning,
where he will engage in assisting in
the erection of a brick business place.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dougher and grand
daughter, Miss Florence Dougher of
Chicago are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dougher of this
city.
Mrs. G. H. Cooper and son, Albert
came up from Mankato yesterday and
spent the day with Rev. and Mrs. p.
+. Wheeler. Mrs. Cooper is a sister
of the minister.
Louis j. Buenger made a trip to
Sleepy Eye in his touring car Satur-
day evening in forty-fve minutes.
This is about one of the best records
that has been made to that city.
Mrs. b. T. Critchett entertained a
number of the ladies of the Congre.
gational church at her home on south
Broadway Saturday evening in homo,
of Mrs. G. F. 'Mowery of Northfeld
MINI.
The supper given in the Ottomeyel
block Tuesday evening of last weeL
by the Ladies of the Congregations
church was a success, socially anG
financially, netting the ladies abou
$50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pless of Glib
bon attended the old settlers picnic
here Sunday. They were the fortunate
couple who received the prize awarded
to the couple having the greatest dis
lance to come.
Monday evening the Second Regi
ment band serenaded ] ohm W oratschkt
with a number of selections, after
which the boys were entertained by
the old gentleman. The occasion wa:
his 57th anniversary.
August Windhorn, the hustling lan(
agent, sold $50 acres of land in Well:
county, S. D., to Andrew Mack O
Fairfax. Mr.. Windhorn departed thi!
morning for the Dakotas with a part,
of land seekers.
Tom Collins writes from Gettysburg
S. D. and says, II am here at a plac,
twenty miles from no where, countr,
doesn't look good to me- Eyidentl,
we can expect his speedy return to thi.
city some time this week.
Christ Filzen has sold his team o
drivers that he recently purchased, fol
neat sum of money. Mr.. Filzen vii
probably conclude to add an auto
mobile to do his touring after this, a
least SO it was intimated.
Several unique girls and specialize.
are among the features OF "Hooligan's
Troubles" which appears on Sunday
evening, Sept. 3, at the Opera house
Don't fail to attend and get your seat!
early at Eibner's Home Bakery.
About the best report heard THU
year as to the grain yield was that o
Ferdinand Crone. He threshed at Al
average OF % bushels per acre from .
tract OF 80 acres of land north of thi
city. The wheat has good color an,
will pass as No. /.
Commander Jacob Klossner of Hec
ker Post, G. A. r. will leave on tn
fourth of next month for Denver, Col.
where he will attend the Grand Arm
OF the Republic encampment, whic]
will be held during the days of Sept
9TH to the 9th.
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