New Ulm review., 1905-06-28

visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs |
Philip Liesch, the past few months
will leave today for Minneapolis. |
where she will visit friends for short |
time before returning to her home at
Chicago.
Miss Carrie Eibner returned yester-
day afternoon from Chicago accom-
panied by her father who had gone
thither to meetherla last Saturday. Miss
Eibner completed her commercial
course at the Josephinum school Mon
day evening.
John Sackl, the we'll known clerk in
John f. Neumann's department store,
and who has been assessor of Lafayette
township forsthe past two years was at
st. Peter Monday where he handed in
his report to the Board of Equalization
for approval.
Miss Linda Robbeke, who has been
the guest of her friend. Miss Antoinette
Crone for the past two weeks departed
Saturday for Saltwater, where she
will remain with friends for several
days before returning to her home at
Thief River Falls.
Francis Critchett will attend to part
of the duties of Arthur Dengler as
freight and ticket agent at the M. &
ST. L. Railway depot. Mr.. Dengler's
absence at that place will be caused by
the coming encampment Of the Second
Regiment at Lake City.
Mrs. Peter Scherer and daughter
Miss Allie left yesterday for Portland,
Oregon. They will meet Capt. Louis
Scherer at Minneapolis. He is on his
way to join the regimental staff of the
4th United States cavalry which is
stationed at Walla Walla.
Lieutenant Robert Updyke and Miss
Katharine D. May were married at the
home Of the brides parents in Kings
| town, Ohio, yesterday. The groom
will be remembered as a son of Rev.
Updyke, formerly pastor of the Con-
gregational church in this city.
O.. M. Kobe of Osakis, Mimi, has
accepted a position with the Eagle
Milling Company as assistant CORE
spondent of the Eastern states. He
formerly held position as manager
of a mill at Osakis and is a competent
man for the position assigned him.
Miss J. B. Helwig, who has been the
trimmer at Mrs. T. Thomas S emporium
the past season will complete her work
at that place today and will leave for
Minneapolis tomorrow morning. She
will spend sometime at that place be-
fore returning to her home at Chicago.
| Souvenir cards sent by G. A. Heers
to friends in this city from indianapolis
give good view of the "Deutsche
Hans where the Turner's were in ses-
sion at their gathering in that city.
The building is large and beautiful
one. Probably the best in the United
States.
Rev. M B. Morris of Minneapolis
preached at the Congregational church
Sunday morning and evening. Be
ginning with next Sunday Rev. E. F
Wheeler, whois to be the resident pastor
of the church will be in the city to ad
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cation.
Light was cast on the unconfirmet
report ofthe death Of the child of Hugo
Fischer of indianapolis by a lette
received by a sister of Mrs. DR.. L. G
Bell, who is in this city, stating tha
J the boy was recovering from the iniur,
sustained in being run over by a stree
car last week.
Kretsch and Kastner, the new fur
niture firm which is now conviently 10
Gated in the Hornburg building o.
north Minnesota street will open fo
business today or tomorrow. The
, will carry full line Of furniture an
: will be able to satisfactorily handl
? the undertaker's work.
i We have a great many inquiries fro1
ladies wishing to know where they ca
have their old carpets made into rug
by reliable concern. We are please
to recommend the Minneapolis Carpe
& Rug Factory, at 1l2 4th ST., Nc
. Minneapolis, MINI. We consider the1
thoroughly reliable and their work
high grade in every respect.
The marriage of Miss. Emma Dalue
and Fred Scar took place this mornin
at the home of the brides parents i
Milford. Both young people al
residents of Milford. The bride is
grand child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marti
Dalueg Sr. of this city. The Revie
Z wishes to join with the young couple
u many friends in extending their cor
gratulations.
Otto Yoerg, who has been visitin