New Ulm review., 1905-09-27

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over Sunday.
Capt. Albert Steinhauser was in Hec-
tor Monday and Tuesday looking after
business affairs.
H. N. Somsen left yesterday on a
trip to Canada and will be gone for
two weeks or more.
Jos. Epple mayor and chief advisor
for the city of Clements, was in the
city a few days last week.
F. A. Alexander of Owatonna, was
in the city over Sunday visiting
friends, with especial attention to one.
Ed. Weaver of Mankato, at one time
at the head of the state fair was one of
the visitors to the local institution
| Thursday.
Oscar Koehler, son of Henry Koch
| Ter of this city has enlisted in the navy
and will sail on the ship Philadelphia
on the 10Th of October.
W. W. Smith and Editor Whitmore
of the Sleepy Eye Dispatch were the
only people from Sleepy Eye who were
present to hear Gov. La Toilette.
st. John Court, No. sos, C. O. F.
has changed it's place of meeting from
the basement of the church to the new
meeting hall in the school building.
| Sheriff Williams of Blue Earth
county, the chief of police Of Mankato
and a reporter for the Mankato Free
Press were among the visitors at the
county fair Saturday.
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A. r. Rydell, the detective who got
some notoriety out of his connection
with the Koch case, came down from
St. Paul with the excursionists Sun
day.
The excursion coming into this city
from ST. Paul and Minneapolis Sun
day brought about five hundred people,
most of whom attended the carnival at
the fair grounds.
The New Ulm Roller mill was closed
Saturday to let the men employed in
the mill attend the fair. The office
force of the Eagle mill had a vacation
Friday afternoon for the same purpose.
Fl. NJ. Amundson of St. Peter was in
the city yesterday for the purt ose of
starting his private lessons in music
after the summer vacation. He is
anxious to get enough to take lessons
to enable him to organize chorus.
Lamberton, Walnut Grove and
Springfield sent an excellent represent
alton to this city last Wednesday to
attend the lecture of Gov. La Toilette
and they were all we'll pleased with the
effort of the governor.
W. R. Hodges, who has been serv-
ing his apprenticeship on the board of
equalization at St. Paul, was in the
city Friday on his way to Sleepy Eye.
He is confident that the work he is do
| ing at present is about the hardest he
has ever performed.
DR.. Ellen Magner, osteopath of
Minneapolis, will be at the Dakota
| house Wednesdays and Sundays COM
mencing Oct. 1st to see all who need
treatment. Ladies and children a
speciality
Archbishop John Ireland has written
Father Sandmeyer of this city that he
will be here on the 22d of October to
bless the new school building. The
announcement Of his coming will be
read with pleasure by the people of this
city, who are always pleased to listen
to the venerable prelate.
The Women's Literary club held the
first meeting Of the year with Miss Ida
Hauenstein on Tuesday. The lesson
for the day was the English history
from 30 B. C. to 41O A. D. Four
new members joined the club, Mrs. A.
J. Alvin, Mrs. H. Held, Mrs. E. F.
Wheeler and Mrs. Frank Hubbard.
Were the amount of money which is
expended in ferreting out the impuri-
ties in paints, the microbes in pickles,
the adulterants in doughnuts, etc. ap-
propriated to the construction of good
roads the county would be vastly i'm
proved and people would live just as
long, if not longer. Union.
Those who are interested in the
osteopathic treatment for diseases will
notice the announcement of DR.. Eller
Magner who will visit this city. Hel
! home is near St. Peter, and she has
many friends in this city and vicinit,
who are acquainted with her and car
; vouch for the efficacy of her treatment
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