New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-05
DR.. E. w. MihIeis came home III;

~ -. ". MllleIS came nome this
morning from a weeks visit at his old
home IN Ellsworth, Wis.
i Nothing but fun. Where? WHY at
Mahara,s Minstrels next Sunday
night at the Opera house.
Mrs. Kate Baasen of st. Paul is the
welcome guest at the home of Mrs.
Baasen's on North German street.
The Misses Lucille and Lottie Mueller
will return from their trip to Ohio some
time during the latter part of this week.
Frank Roesch, formerly of this city
but now of Minneapolis was here a
number of days this week visiting his
parents
People who wish to see good clean
attraction should visit Mahara,s Min
strel carnival at the Opera House next
Sunday evening
Jacob Engel went to ST. Paul Sun
day to call on his friend, Otto Buschel.
He will return some time during the
latter part OF this week.
Miss Sadie Macbeth of Grand Forks.
S. Oak. returned to her home Satur-
day after several days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Nicholson.
Herbert Hubbard who has been in
Minneapolis the past few months came
home Sunday to visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hubbard.
Rudolph Pfaender came homo from
indianapolis last Wednesday evening.
He remained at that place a short time
after the closing of the convention.
Laugh and grow fat at Frank
Mahara's Minstrels next Sunda even
ing at the Opera house. Reserved seats
at Willibald Eibner's Home Bakery.
Miss Iona Setter is enjoying visit
from Miss Bertha Malone of Ann Ar
Dor, Mich. Miss Malone at one time
taught in the public schools of this
city.
Washout on the Chicago & North
western railway line between Sanborn
and Springfield delayed passenger
train No. SOL, which arrives here at
LOS, about three hours Monday after
noon.
i Miss Rose Kiesling, resigned as as
sistant trimmer in Mrs. T. Thomas
millinery store Saturday, and went to
her home at Morgan, MINI. She will
return to her work here when the fall
season opens.
Another slide in the Fritsche rayine
north OF town delayed the morning
passenger on the M. q ST. L. railway
line, to the Twin cities Monday morn.
ing, until after the north passenger
arrived here at noon.
All members of ST. John Court. No.
69s, c. Q. F., are requested to be pres.
ent at the regular meeting on July 13
This being the quarterly meeting, i'm
portant matters will be taken up an6
all should be present.
A game of base ball was played be-
tween picked team and the J. L. D.
boys at the college grounds Sunday
afternoon. The result after ten innings
of twirling the little horse-hide was {
to 2 in favor of the pick-ups.
Ed. Juni came home Saturday even
ing from Lake City and left for tina
place this morning in company with his
father B. Juni and Albert Haegerle
in order to make advance preparations
for the company "A"'s arrival.
, Quartermaster J. Juenemann, Her
bert Leibold and John X Neumann O.
the Second Regiment band left TO,
Lake City this morning over the M. 4
ST. L. r. R., to prepare for the ban6
which will leave tomorrow morning.
!. Albert Schilling, the uptown saloor
keeper has a rare collection of ole
muzzle leaders, pistols and bayonets
and scabbard in his window. The,
are all relics of the Indian massacre
and are in possession of residents O.
this city
Mrs. Otto Schell gave a pretty gar
den party in honor of the members
of the Pioneer Euchre Club at hel
home south of the city last Thursday
afternoon. The day was spent il
pleasant games and in the evening the
guests partook of delicious lunch
served in the garden house in Lover.
Lane.
A man that was very amusing to thu
children and even to the older people
OF this city over the holidays wa.
Major Chas. Gantz, known also a!
ssthe little mite of man. The maiol
is 80 years old, weighs only thirt,
pounds and is about eighteen inche.
| high. He is bright and well educated
and is capable of conversing on an,
subject with any one.
+ From the weather report of Volun
tary Observer A. J. Eckstein it is seer