New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10

August Samuelson and Lewis Her
monson OF Lafayette called on friends
here Monday afternoon.
4 Mrs. Herman Durbahn and Miss
E Lizzie Gebhardt of this city visited
friends at Sleepy Eye last week.
! Have your carpets cleaned at Louis
5, j. Buenger. 19-tf.
/ r. a. Behenke attended the Retail
Merchants Fire Insurance Company's
/ meeting at Minneapolis Thursday.
The ladies of the G. A. r. Circle
will hold a rummage sale next Friday
at the Olson building on Minnesota
street.
The dance held at Schmucker's
Tlvoll Sunday eyeHing was largely
attended and the entire aft air passed
Ioff very nicely.
Otto Schell was an over Sunday
visitor at Minneapolis. He returned
in the evening with his wife, who had
been visiting friends at that place the
4 past week.
DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis will be
IN New Ulm, Sunday May 21st, to do
eye, ear, nose and tnro at work Hours
from 9 a. m. TO 3 p. m.
Anton Simmet was the lucky party
that drew the number that awarded
him the tandem bicycle which was
rafaed at Pfenerle's Grocery store
4 Monday evening.
Mrs. F. A. George and Mrs. S. D.
Peterson of this city drove over to
Franklin last Tuesday afternoon to
visit friends. They returned from
their overland trip Wednesday even
ing.
Richard Fischer, state chemist of
i Wisconsin was in the city Sunday
greeting old acquaintance. He had
! been subpoenaed as witness at the
| Koch trial. Mr.. Fischer was enreute
to his home at Madison.
Our stock of wall paper has the
i choicest colors and our prices are the
cheapest. Louis J. Buenger. loft
Last week the six year old son of
Mr.. George Folz of Milford received
a severe cut on his chin from the horn
OF steer. The animal caught the
child on its horn and tossed it in the
air cutting the little boys chin as it
fell.
/ &. Geisinger has had his saloon on
South Minnesota street remodeled the
foregoing week by having the walls
and selling painted. He has also
added new coat of paint to the
interior of the entire hotel improving
i9s appearance greatly thereby.
/ Mrs. j. P. Eichten and her sister
Miss Mary Cellar, who has been
visiting at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Eichten for the past few months left
Monday morning for Saltwater where
their parents reside. Mrs. Eichten
will be the guest at her mothers home
/ for short time before returning to
this city.
One of our rural route subscribers
dropped into this Office one day last
week and informed one of the Office
men OF recent experience he had had
in the hen production business. His
story was similar to this. The gentle
man had but recently returned from
court proceedings at st. Peter, his
county seat. Upon looking about the
premises in order to find out the condi-
ton of things a strange sight met his
gaze. He had gone to the hen-coop to
look after hen he had set on a dozen
and half of nice eggs. "Biddy'' sat
there as comformtable as when he had
left her but upon raising her from her
warm nest, instead of hearing the
peep of the chick his ears resounded
with the new of small kittens. "Biddyn
had Matched seven of the finest little
kittens that were ever raised in the
rural districts OF Minnesota
1t is with pleasure that we make
mention of the fact that two four old
and respected pioneers, Jacob Pfen-
ninger and Joseph Flor, have taken
decided interest in the progress of the
South German Park, which took the
appearance of a summer place but a
few years ago. Recently these two
gentlemen purchased a great number
/ of birch and cedar trees and had them
/ planted in the park directly below
their residences. The Review reporter
when commenting these men upon the
steps they have taken towards beauti-
1 tying the city's groundswas confronted
with the question. why not allow
the younger generation that is growing
into man and Womanhood in this city.
take these steps? It is not for their
benefit that they should take this in
terest? We can truthfully state that
there is not citizen in this city that