New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30
Mrs. "a. g. Eaton concluded her visit

Mrs. n. G. Eaton concluded her visit
with Mrs. S. D. Peterson by returning
to her home at Clements, Mimi, Mon
day morning. She had been visiting
here for several days. Her daughter,
Miss Glen, will return today.
The Bemidji Sentinel of last week
says: aPaul Strelow was in from his
farmstead near Puposky yesterday to-
meet number of Brown county friends
and relatives who are here to spend
the heated term. The party were Mrs.
Ernest Wicherski, sister of Mrs.
Strelow, Mrs. Chas. Stengel and son
and Mrs. Sapey, all of New Ulm'
The Review learns with regret the
departure Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Block from this city. Mr.. Block and
family left Monday morning for Spo-
kane, Wash, where he will become a
permanent resident, after having spent
almost thirty years with New Ulm
people. Their son, Ferdinand is ex-
pected to return from his trip to the
exposition at Portland next Saturday.
The two year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Palmer of West Newton died
Monday afternoon Of last week from
blood poisoning. The child stepped
into new piece Of wire the day prior
and death resulted. Funeral services
were held at the st. George Catholic
church Thursday morning and inter-
ment made at the Catholic cemetery of
that village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Pfefferle and
daughter, Lucy, will leave this evening
at 6:55 over the G. & N. W. for Colo
RADIO Springs and other interesting
places in the great canyon state. They
will be gone two weeks on their journey
and will attend the G. A. r. encamp-
ment at Denver from Sept. to the g..
Adolph Meile will take charge of the
drug store during the absence of Mr..
Pfefferle.
DR.. Geo. r. Koch has rented rooms
in the Medical Block on Nicollet
avenue and will occupy the same after
September 10th. The rooms are in the
center of the business part of the city
and accessible to the public. He will
remain here until the above date to
close up his affairs. He has received
much encouragement from people in
Minneapolis and looks upon the
change as one that will be highly bene-
fetal to his practice.
Andrew J. Eckstein is in receipt of
a letter from Chas. H. HUM, president
of the Retail Druggists association Of
this state to the effect that he is re-
quired to go to the meeting of the
National association at Boston. Mr..
Eckstein had declined this honor at
one time but has reconsidered the
matter and will be one of the delegates.
The meeting will be held in September,
beginning on the 18th. Mrs. Eckstein
will accompany her husband.
John Milzer of New Ulm returned
to his home at that place Monday,
he having for several days been a
visitor at the home his daughter, Mrs.
Fl. Breitkreutz. He is 80 years of age
and is one of New Ulm's pioneer citi-
zens. Mr.. Miller enjoys excellent
health aid although thirteen years be-
You'd the allotted span of life retains
his eyesight to the extent that he has
never had to use glasses. -Cemfrey
Times.
The wagon-making and blacksmith
firm of Henle and Bongarts on Third
North street have added some much
needed machinery to their shops the
past week. A trip hammer, circular
saw, emery and polishing stones and
saw GUNNER have been placed in an
addition built to the shops. Mr.. Henle
and his partner are both experienced
men in their work and the Review
joins in with their friends in pleasure
at the progress Of the firm.
William Bartl was the loser of thirty
fine chickens from his hen roosts one
day last week. Mr.. Bartl was sur
prised to find the "biddies' had d.
minished to such an extent one morn
ing and after a careful count found
that the 80 birds we're gone. Who
could have gone to the trouble of hold-
ing the necks Of thirty hens as they
were carried away from their nights
repose is not known to the owner, but
if the party will return them Mr.. Bartl
says that the door to the coop will be
found in the same position as at the
previous visit.
A change was made in the M. 81 St.
L. depot Offices Monday evening. G.
W. Nicholson, station agent resigned
and N. B. Kennel of New Prague took
charge Of his new position. Immedi-
ately following this change Arthur