New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-05
We get and clean Your ingram
carpets at Soc a room. Louis j.,

Eye attended The Mummy and
Humming Bird at Turner hall Sun
day evening
On Tuesday evening. April 18th the
Degree of Honor will give social at
the home of Mrs. Wendt to which the
public is. invited.
George Doehne returned from AUS
tin, Mimi. Thursday He will leave
for the Pacific coast on a tour of bust
ness observation.
Have Your carpets cleaned at
Louis j. Buenger.
M. . Haumann travelling freight
agent for the NJ. & st. e. and his as
sistant Fl. +. Marsh were in the city
one day last week.
Hilger H. Manderfeld a New Tim
boy who is attending the University
was elected manager of the base ball
team of the g u z
Richard Schertz and Edgar Dingler
Iof this city left Sunday for the
Dakotas, where they will seek work for
the coming summer.
Clare x: Neumann has accepted the
position made vacant through the
resignation of George Grote at the
Gieseke livery barn.
Wesley G. Miller manager of the
New -Ulm Stone company returned
from South Dakota last week where he
had gone to rent his farm.
Miss Mabel Remind had an opera
ton performed on her eye last week.
The membrane has caused consider
able trouble for some time.
| Miss Minnie Schweppe returned to
her home at ST. James Friday even
| ing after a two weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends in this city.
Miss May L. Grant, travelling sales
lady for the Rea Bros. Drug Com
pany of Minneapolis visited friends in
the city a few days last week.
| G. II. Dirks was at Mankato last
Thursday where he attended the meet
ing of the Equitable Fraternal Union
as a delegate from this place.
Frank Shandera and John Arbes Of
|Lamberton were in the city Friday on
business. They returned the same day.
| Mr.. Arbes8 going to AlanllSsaatts0
Pianos and organs of the best
make, sold at reasonable prices al
Mrs. r. HellriegeT 5, 508 Center street.
Emil Frenzel the new proprietor Of
the New Ulm Bottling Works was al
Sleepy Eye and other places along the
G. q N. W. collecting last week.
Attorney Frank Weber formerly OF
this city now practicing law at Frank
din was in the city over Sunday the
guest of his father Judge Weber.
Henry Krambeer and Alfred Wal.
tiers tive young men of this city took
the train for North Dakota where they
will wear the 'togs" Of a COW boy.
Charley Inhofer of Gibbon called or
/ friends in this city a number of days
/ this week. Mr.. Inhofer is engaged il
the horseshoeing business atthat place
st. Peter postoffce receipts are large
4 enough to entitle that place to thu
benefits of a carrier system, and APP
4 pication for the same is to be made
E.-,gg = 81
Inspect our line of grass seeds be
fore buying elsewhere. w. G.. Alvin
/. City Drug Store. IA
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson were a
Minneapolis a few days last weel
visiting friends. Mr.. Nicholson i
1 passenger agent at the NJ. & st. L
| depot.
Il Peter Herrian has moved his house
/ hold goods into the rooms recentl,
4 vacated by Albin Carlson and famil,
in the Kiesling block on South Mime
sofa street.
John Siebenbrunner of Evan was il
the city over. Sunday, the. guest of hi
parents. His wife came with him a
4 far as Esslg where she stopped to ylsl
j her parents.
| Chas. Stuebe purchased a car loa,
4 of young horses at St. Paul last wee
. and shipped them to this city Friday
The horses will be placed on til
4 market here.
The soda fountains in the variou
) places in the city have been brough
into use for the season, giving all a
:. opportunity to refresh themselves on
5 good warm day.
q FL. Z. Smell has been visiting a
Chicago for some time stopped owe
in this city to visit with George Barne
) Sunday. Mr.. Smell is enroute to hi
: home at Candy.
Best of grass seeds at reasonabl
!. prices for salesat w. G.. Alvin, Cit
s Drug Store. Give us "a call. Ia
.. Henry Enge1. head miller at th
!. New U1m Roller mill was at Morto
Thursday and Friday in the interes
!. of the local mill S late purchase of th