New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10
Arnold j. stamm transacted business

Arnold J Stamm transacted business
at Sanborn Thursday.
4 Otto Schell and Theo. Mueller made
a business trip to Seaforth Friday.
Wall paper sc per role at Louis j.
!, Buenger. I9-tf
i Herman Scheman transacted busi-
ness at Sleepy Eye Wednesday after
noon.
i Reverend Elmer n. Schmuck OF Fari-
bault visited friends in the city over
Sunday.
Henry Herrian OF this city was a
business visitor at Sleepy Eye last
Wednesday.
Gustav Hesse has accepted a posi-
ton as clerk in the implement store of
Hon. S. D. Peterson.
] Frank Martinka has accepted a
position as an assistant in the barber
shop of Anton Simmet.
Miss Viola Schell returned Saturday
evening from Minneapolis where she
had been the past week visiting friends.
Mrs. r. Hellriegel OF this city visited
friends at Waconia Friday and Satur-
day. She returned home Saturday
evening.
We get and clean your ingram car
pets at soc a room. Louis j. Bnenger.
Arthur Hull, machinist at the Eagle
mill returned Saturday from Minnea-
/ polls, where he had been visiting
friends for few days last week.
Alfred Heinz, who had been employed
in the shaving parlors of Anton Simmet
for the past year, resigned last week
and has accepted a position in this
Office.
Mrs. Frank Rinke and daughter
who have been visiting friends and
relatives in this city for the past few
weeks returned to their home at Lam
berton last week.
This is the last Cay to get your
seats for the "Karnival'' which will
be presented this evening at the Turner
theatre. Reserved seat chart at W.
G. Alwin's City Drug Store.
DR.. Robert Gebhardt and his sister,
Miss Emma, who are attending the
trial at Mankato, were the guests of
Mrs. G. A. Zelle over Sunday, return
ing to Mankato Monday morning.
The baseball team known as the
Hauensteins have reorganized and
will play games with the surrounding
towns hereafter. A game was played
with the Springfield Sunday, an ac-
count of the game is published in this
| issue.
| Marx & Taudien, proprietors of the
| Opera House saloon gave one of the
SO called German "Einweihung' and
dance at the Opera House Saturday
evening. The affair was a success,
many attending the ball.
For RENT-Two up-to-date Office
rooms after June i, in the Ottomeyer
Block. Inquire at this Office for
further particulars. lott
J. L. Behnke, who has until recen tly
been employed as baggageman on the
M. & st. L. railroad between Esther
vile and this city has resigned and
accepted position on the run between
the Twin cities and Lake Minnetonka
on the same road. He took charge
OF his new position Monday.
Two weddings were selemized last
Wednesday at the Frieden's Evange-
lical church, Rev. Dahlmann officiat-
ing. The young couples were August
Pulfahl and Miss Emma Baumler both
OF this city and Henry w. Jenning of
Eden and Miss Rose Kruger of Mil
ford.
Miss Anna Lindmeyer was thrown
from her carriage Friday morning
while returning home from the Gene
terry where she had attended the funeral
of Miss Oleta Lindmeyer. The horse
became entangled in the tugs and al
most wrenched the pole from it's place
in the axle. The lady was not injured
to any extent, but according to the re-
port could it have been fatal.
Another musical entertainment of
rare excellence will be given to the
public next Sunday evening when B.
Grunenenfelder and his Cadet Band
will give thheir concert at the opera
house. Mr.. Grunenenfelder has lab
ored INCREASINGLY in drilling the men,
bers of his organization for the past
few weeks in order to treat the public
to one of the best musical concerts
that will be given this season.
The members of J. L.. d. baseball
club received their new uniforms this
morning. The uniforms were donated
by the business men of the city and
are worthy of comment. They are