New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-08

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Jeweler and Optician.
Earl Setter visited in Sleepy Eye
last week.
Lorenz Flor was in Mankato the
past week.
August Marshner visited over Sun
day in the Twin cities.
Mark Dyer is enjoying an outing at
Lake Minnetonka this week.
Theodore Schlender of Austin visited
in this city last Wednesday.
Fred Grebe is visiting in the cities
IN the interest of his business.
N. j. Finch and son OF Minneapolis
are visiting with relatives in the city
this week.
Miss Laura Terry of Minneapolis
has accepted a position as stenograph-
er in the Eagle mill.
There will be dance given at the
Star hall Saturday evening to which
the public is invited
Andrew Amann of the Eagle Wash-
ing Machine" visited the cities in the
interest of his business.
Miss Dora Mueller of Springfield
returned to her home Thursday after
visiting week in the city.
Miss Florence Nenno and Miss Jen-
ME Mueller of Springfield are visiting
friends and relatives in the city.
Mesdames Robert Brandt and Max
Burg visited with theiruncle, Theodore
Schleuder in Austin since Monday.
A picnic party composed of about
thirty people spent a very pleasant
time Sunday afternoon at Alwin's
grove.
Miss Lillian Matti left for her home
in Henderson yesterday after a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Backer in this city.
A large number of ladies entertain
ed Mrs. Steidle last Friday at Her
man Heights. The party was in the
nature of a coffee social
The Misses Lille and Title Birken-
bush left Monday for their home in
Cincinnati after few weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Ben. Stockman left for New York
| city last week where he expects to
meet his brother from Scotland, who
Is IN New York on business.
New Ulm was defeated Sunday and
yesterday by the Springfield gun club
by small margin The shoot was
here Sunday and at Sprinfeld yester-
terday.
The additional heavy rain that fell
yesterday was not necessary in this
part of the state and is very dis
heartening to the farmers who are
anxious to save what is left of their
wheat crop.
Mrs. VIM. G. Rhode and daughter,
Mrs. Fred Gruber are at present Wis
ltlng in Rome. Postals received from
them state that one never tires looking
at the ancient ruins and historic
scenes OF the Eternal City,
Mrs. Frank Burke of Sleepy Eye
has been granted an embalmers license
having successfully passed the exami-
nation before the state board at its
last regular meeting, held in st. Paul
last week. Her husband is in the en-
ploy OF a. Z. Matter of that city and
is also a registered undertaken. Mrs.
Burke will assist him in his work.
Patrick Conley, a young man sixteen
years OF age, who escaped from the
Red Wing state reformatory last No
vember, was captured in Sleepy Eye
Monday morning by Chief j acobsen at
the Leona hotel. Chief Jacobsen was
notified late Sunday evening by phone
to come to the Leona and when he had
arrived he was told by stranger who
had been seen with the boy that he had
9 young man who had escaped from
Red Wing. Apparently the fellow
needed the money as he was after the
80 reward offered by the state for the
capture of escaped boys from the
school. The young man was com
mitted to the school from Waseca.