New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-12
BOYS HAVE BASE BALL UNIFORMS
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terest OF Students.

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terest of students.
The athletic ass ciati onsof the high
school 1ssin receipt OF the new base
ball uniforms for their nine, which as
was mentioned befpfe we're d donated by.
somesof the business men Of this city.
The suits are made of a green tex
ture and each shirt front bears the
name and business of the donor. The
following Inscriptions are seen: c..
Stuebe, Meat Market: A. ). Eckstein.
Druggist; r. Pfeferle, Coffee King:
Center Street Livery, Nick Andringll::
=. H. Forster, Furniture; Goede &
sprenger, Photographers Theo.
Mueller, Cigars: W. r. Eibner, We
media Bakery; a. J. Vogel, Lumber;
f. Wieherski, Shoe Dealer.
The high schools second team was
again defeated by the same team ofthe
college, S saturday afternoonby a score
OILS to 8.
Several ofthe daily papers of the
cities inform US that our old school
mate Tom Collins has entered the ring
as a heavy weight
An Easter program will be rendered
on Thursday April 10Th by the literary
society.
The manager Of the base ball team
Is arranging a game to beplayed with
the lie Sueur high school April 10Th.
Mrs. Joseph Sittauer is reported as
being very sick.
Garden seeds and flower seeds at;
Eckstein's Drug Store. l5
Miss Katherine Dapper of Arlington
visited friends in this city over Sun
day.
Sheriff John Mcmillan of st. Peter
was in the city one day last week on
business.
"a full assortment OF Iron Beds
at S1.9s and upwards at Louis T..
Buenger.
w. d. NcCue, engineer at the Eagle
mill made a pleasure trip to Minnea-
polls Sunday.
Thesseeds bought of Andrew j.
Eckstein are Of first grade and can be
depended upon.
j. F. Armstrong. correspondent at
the Eagle mill transacted business at
Minneapolis Friday.
Miss Muf1ey of Fairfax was the
guest OF her friend Miss Olivia
.schapekahm over Sunday.
A.. G. Smith agent Of the Central
States for the New Ulm Boiler mill
was in the city a few. days last week on
business.
& Joseph .Buckl, bookkeeper at the. New
5Ulm Roller mill was ATM orton Satur-
day and Sunday visiting with Anton
Schiller of that place.
Herma Scheman purchased the saw
ing outfit belonging to Mr.. Siebert and
will operate the machine in connection
with his Fuel and Wood business.
Mayor Chas. Silverson returned
from a business trip to the east Thurs
day. He was gone in the interest of
new Improvements for the Eagle mill.
DR.. and Mrs. Z. A. Fritsche and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pfaender attended
the silver wedding anniversary of DR..
Stammof st. Paul last week Thursday.
"A letter from Geo. H Ruemke says
that he is located at Onava, New
Mexico, and is gagged in the railroad
station at that place as telegraph
operator.
Professor Burg and fanaily were
released from quarantine by Health
Officer Vogel Saturday. Mr.. Burg's
children have been sick with scarlet
fever. the past month.
Is Mrs. Robert Hartmann and little.
daughter, NJ yrtle of st. Paul are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Vogel
this week. Mrs. Hartma Annals a sister
sO1sMfS. y Ogel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Williams and
son of G1enWood, Iowa are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams of:
this city, Mr.. Williams was formerly
engaged in the billiard and pool
business at Glenwood.
County Commissioners Eekstein and
q Palmer were at Sleepy Eye and Fair
fax Saturday. The contract for
gra ding the road to Fort Ridgely from
this county's side was let to Anton
Brandt of Z airfax.
w ord has been received here that
William Schmidt formerly of this city
now cashier at the n orthwestern rail
road Offices at WatertoWn. South
Dakota is the happy parent Of a baby.
boy born on the first Of this month
Albert Boetker the sixteen year old
son Of NJ lillian Be etker fell from a high
wagon last week and broke his right
arm The broken arm was reset by a.