New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-02-21
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fragrance will tell. If.
John Blenk of Webster S. d. was
in the city Saturday on business.
Mrs. Frederick Meile spent several
days in Springfield the past week, the
guest of friends
Miss Rose Haala of Laavenworth
has been the guest Of relatives in this
city for several days.
John Forester of this city attended
The state convention Of embalmers,
which was in session in Minneapolis
last week
The weather went from the sublime
10 the ridiculous Saturday and made
a record of Il degrees below zero, the
coolest yet.
Eiss Emma Bertrand of Home is in
The city taking sewing lessons at the
nome of Miss Cert Henle, who has
quite a large class in that art.
Announcement is made of the date
Cor the next club dance which is to- be
given in Turner theatre this evening.
Indications point to a good attendance.
August Windhorn has been in North
Dakota the past week looking after
some of the excellent tracts of land
which he has for sale in that part OF
the United States.
S. S. Corbett is one of the new men
n the employ of the North Western
road who has moved to this city. He
is a fireman on one of the freights and
comes from Geneva.
&. J. Errett and Carl Schramm Of
the Minnesota Mutual Fire Insurance
company arrived in the city yesterday
30 look after the interests of the com
pany in this city. The company is
aow nicely located in St. Paul.
August Heinz was again arrested
Monday night by Chiefof Police hlause
after an intermission of two weeks.
Brought before Justice E. Brandt the
following day, a fine of S25 or 80 days
in jail was suspended on promise OF
future good behavior.
Attention is called to the extraordi.
nary offer that F. P. Zschunke & Co
make in this issue of the Review. The
firm has an ad on the front page which
speaks for itself, and is something
that no person who is looking for bar.
gains will be able to pass up.
Joseph A. Roth, agent for the Orien
Life Insurance is in possession OF
handsome SxSmap of the United State:
received from the House of represen
tatives at Washington, D. G., The
donor being James T. McCleary, re
preventative for the Second district.
Sunday evening and night was thu
coolest of the year. The thermomete
touched seventeen degrees below zero
and still it did not appear to be a
cold as it was Sunday morning whel
the Thermometer showed only zero
The strong wind was the cause Of To
difference.
Miss Martha Eichmann has gone t.
Sparta where she is guest at wed
ding of one of her friends. On the lit
of the present month Miss Dorothe
Hauensteiu will leave for the sam
place where she will meet Miss Eich
mann and together they will go t.
Chicago to select goods for their mil
linery store.
Alfred Keller, who has been cler
in Eugene Pfefferle's drug store TO
several years, left on Monday TO
Minneapolis where he will take the ex
aminations necessary to get dlplom
as an assistant. Alfredis very studi
Gus and reliable young man and n
doubt will come through the e2amina
tions all right.
Rev. C. II. Sauter opened series o
revival services at the German Metho
dist church Sunday and in the even
mo, though the weather was such as t.
deter the most enthusiastic from bein
present there was very good attenu
-ance. He expects Rev. Hauch here tn
balance of the week and next wee
Rev. Blume will assist. So far he ha
had much encouragement in the wor
and hopes for good results.
Attention is called to the statemen
@. the Citizens bank in this issue of th
~.
Review. It shows the strength OF thi
institution, and demonstrates that it i
one of the very strongest banks in thi
part of the state, and while It'll stron
at home the good part of the reputatio
the bank has is its strength abroad
I The directors and officers are particu
larly pleased with this statement as
shows that the bank has passed tn
million-dollar mark.