New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-23

Mrs. B. Ripple, the new milliner, left
Friday afternoon for Chicago where
she will purchase her fall stock of
millinery. She will also stop at the
Twin cities and make purchases.
All members belonging to the chorus
that will sing at the Old Settlers pic
mic next Sunday are requested to be
present at the rehearsals this evening
and Friday, or otherwise be excluded
from taking part in the singing during
the afternoon and evening of that day.
Christ Filzen, Jr. is the proud owner
OF a fine pair of buckskin drivers.
which he purchased for the neat sum
OF $3.50, from Charles Schwartz of town
Home. It is a fine looking team and
they have plenty of speed with them as
was noticed at recent trial spin given
them.
/ Some good Autograph advertise
ments of the county fair have been hung
about this city and in other places and
it is up to the people to read them and
remember that they will get the value
OF their money when they come to the
fair this year.
Miss Sophia Grebe gave pleasant
boat ride on the launch, Alcantara, to
ten of her lady friends Friday evening.
After the boat ride the guests partook
of a spread at Willibald Eibner's
bakery. Miss Grebe departed Sunday
afternoon for Milroy, MINI.
Mrs. Otto Schell and daughter, Miss
Viola left Saturday morning for the
Twin cities, where they remained dur
ing the day before going to Lake
Minnetonka to meet Mr.. Schell and
son, Walter. The family will return
some time to-day or tomorrow.
Attorney Geo. T. Olsen was in the
city one day last week to appear for
John Schneider of Traverse, in the
habeas corpus proceedings brought by
Martin Neubauer of that city, to re.
cover possession of his Is year ole
son, Adolph Neubauer. The hearing
was postponed until Monday.
A. ]. Meyer, the genial photographer
was genuinely surprised at his HON,
on North State street last Tuesday
by a number of his gentlemen friends
Songs were introduced by picket
male choir and the evening made a,
enjoyable one, the occasion being tn
date of his birthday anniversary.
Miss Adelaide Olson gave a 81,
O'Clock dinner, Saturday afternoon a
herpleasant home on South Broadway
for number of her lady friends il
honor of her guest, Miss Viola Heimer
dinger. Following the dinner a nea
musical and literary program, whic]
had been previously arranged, wa
carried out.
| J. P. Bolstad and family moved t,
Blue Earth City Monday and will
make that his future home Mr.. Bo]
stad has been in that city since las
fall when he went there to accept
position as engineer in one of the mills
The city loses a good citizen and a
excellent family by the removal of NJ,
! and MrSz ROlstad r-.
| c.. "A. Hagberg has unique way {
expressing himself often that
strikingly to the point. He ran u
| against proceeding in court recent
which caused him to excl aim that ether
are two things that do not wait fc
lawyers and they are the district coul
and the Lord.'' Which statement
probably undisputed.
| Monday was a busy day at tt
Minneapolis & st. Louis railway yar6
here. When evening came IS straigl
| New Ulm cars, merchandise, grain Ell
were recorded on the books for tt
day. During the entire month tx
Office employees have been crowde
with work but this day was an e,
ceptional busy one.
| The band concert at Turner hall par
Sunday night was, as is usual we
attended but the threatening storm tn;
came up early in the evening cause
many to go to their homes long befol
the time of closing. The band is
take part in the old settlers picn
next Sunday and will contribu
largely to the pleasure of the occ aslol
| Miss Lena Haubrich departed Thur!
J. day for the Pacific coast on tire
months visit. She will go to Portlan
to visit the exposition then to friend
at Spokane and later spend sever;
weeks as the guest of her brothe
! Joseph, at Marysville. Cal. On hi
return trip she will come via tt
southern route in orderte visit frien
in New Mexico.