New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-03-22

Opp0RTU FOR SPECU ATORS'
Cummings Commission Company
Opens Office in New UIm.
a Drank office Of the Cummings Com
mission Co. has been opened ia this
city under the management of Henry
Koch, son OF the late VIM Koch, who
had charge Of the Goe Commission
Offices here.
Mr., Koch has secured the rooms
recently occupied BY Julius Berndt as
acigarf factory in the Hummel M altzahnH
block and will have1eVerthi in readi-.
ness by thesend of the week.
Manager 2. n. w albridge of the.
Cumming Commits sion Company was
in the city Monday and Tuesday aid
ing Mr.. Koch IN his work.
This commission company is reeog-
nized as one Of the best of its kind.
Mr.. Cummings is a member of the
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
and Corresp ondent for W atson & Co.
of Minneapolis also Logan g Bryan
of Chicago. These firms are both
members of the New York Stock
Exchange.
Willibald Eibner made business
trip to the Twin cities yesterday.
= All kinds of grass seeds for sale at
W. 6 Alvin City Drug Store. IA
Edward ]. r Staede of Mankato
transacted business here Thursd ay.
GA. Hag berg, book-keeper for the
Schell Brewing Co. was out Of the city
on business Tuesday.
Members Of the Catholic Parish
closed their forty hours Of devotion.
Saturday evening.
I Albert Haegele returned Saturday
from a trip out west where he has been
the past few months.
Edwin Yoergs returned tic. his home
in Winthrop Monday after a few days
visit with relatives here
Mrs. Chas. Vogtel returned from a
few days visit with relatives at the
Twin cities Monday evening.
Deputy Bank Examiner III. O'Hearn
of Minneapolis was in the city Mon
day examining the State banks.
Mrs. Frank Smasal returned from
Klossner Tuesday where she had been
visiting relatives for few days,
: Best of grass seeds at reasonable
prices for sale at w. G. Alvin, City
Drug Store. Give us call. IA
John Nagel resumed his work as
billing clerk at New Prague yesterday
after "a week S visit at the home of his
parents in this city.
The saloon firm of Baer and Schill-
| ing dissolved partnership Monday
afternoon. Mr.. schilling will here
after conduct the business in his own
name.
| G. H.sHornburg and wife returned
from Spokane, Washington after a
few months visit. Mr.. Hornburg viii
undoubtedly locate at that place this
summer.
! J. NJ. j ohnson, brakeman on a
local freight Of the NJ. & st. L.
sustained a broken ankle Monday al
the yards. He was taken to winthrop
| for treatment.
The Eagle Mill is in receipt OF
| further inquiries for flour to Russian
prisoners of war in Japan. The Japs
no doubt are attending to the welfare
of their prisoners.
| Herman Raabe and Paul Lehman
left Monday evening for western points
in the Dakotas to Investigate sites fo1
the new elevators which will be erect
Led this summer by the Eagle Mill.
| Members of the Degree Of Honor are
requested to bear in mind that the
regular meeting OF the order is held
tonight and special business will come
sup. A good attend dance is desired.
The kindergarten opened at Turner
hall Monday. New pupils will be ad.
mitted during the next two weeks.
Marked improvements in different
directions can be NOTICED in children
who attend.
. Yesterday was Visitor Day for the
Current News Club which met at the
home of Mrs. Marlin Hose, on South
| Broadway. The suests were enter
Itained by a preggr am eonsi sting Of
readings reeitations nd musical nufn-
bers. concluded by a dainty luncheon.
Julius Berndt will locate his cigar
/ factory in the rooms vacated by An.
ton Horsack and the g ag cigar factory
on south Minnesota street. This
Ichange being necessitated through the