New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-02-14

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n pna,a bonnets at the New Ulm Millinery
farlors. Formerly Mrs. T. Thomas'.
Uoods Will be sold below cost.
Wm Mueller, the Springfield cigar
/ maker was in the city yesterday on
| business
A. Rinke OF Sleepy Eye was in the
city this morning on his way north over
the st. Louis road.
Michael Carols who has been work
| ing in Gibbon for the past four months
has returned to che city.
Dr. j. w. B. Welcome, jr. and his
wife we're in the city this morning on
their way to Winthrop to attend the
funeral ofthe mother of Yrs Welcome.
A. F. Redmann, who has been in
Wisconsin for sometime in the interest
of the Inter- State, returned home Mon
day and will leave tomorrow for points
west Of here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wolf enter
tanned number of friends Monday
evening. The party was in the nature
of a surprise and is said to have been
very delightful affair.
Among all the entertainments that
are crowding themselves in on these
post-lenten days the public is request
ed not to forget the entertainment pro-
vided for the evening of the 22d by
the members OF Hecker Circle.
Alfred Keller, clerk in Pfefferle's
drug store who was in the cities taking
the examinations before the Board of
Pharmacy has returned. He says there
we're about ninety applicants only
about half OF them passed
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wartha cele-
brated their tin wedding on Monday
evening. Members of the Second Regi-
ment band were aware of the date and
the band appeared in full and sere-
naded the couple. Mr.. Wartha is a
member of the band.
While driving to his home near
CORTLAND from this city Monday the
team which Albert Kohn was driving
became frightened and he lost control
of it. He was thrown from the wagon
and badly injured. DIR. Stricken was
called to attend to his injuries and he
is doing we'll. He will be able to at
tend to his work in few days.
Corporal William Schneider of the
United States Navy is here seeking
able-bodied men to enlist in the
marine service. Anyone wishing to
enter should call on him at the Mer-
chants Hotel. The corporal will re-
main here two weeks after which he
will go to Winthrop and other places.
DR.. j. 81. Vogel is examining physi-
clan.
A large number of the merchants of
this city are present today at the meet
ing of the retail merchants of the state
at Rochester. It is the annual con-
vention of the merchants. An attempt
will be made by the delegation from
this city to secure the convention for
this city for 1907 Al. Alvin and G.
w. Barnes are among those who are
in attendance from this place.
The committee of merchants appoin-
ted to look after the reception for the
farmers who are expected TO attend the
institute which is to be held in this
city next Tuesday have sent invita-
tions out to all the names they could
get of farmers in the vicinity of this
place and if any have been missed they
want i. understood that they will be as
welcome as if they had received writ
ten invitation, as it is more than like
| " that some have been overlooked.
Miss Allie Scherer entertained the
Woman's Literary club last Tuesday.
It was the largest meeting of the year,
for it was visitors day and each mem
Der had invited a guest. The follow
ing program was given: the lesson in
/ English with Miss Hauenstein as leader;
a biography of Shakespeare by Mrs.
A. J. Alvin; a vocal solo by Mrs.
Geo. Zickrick and description of
Stratford-on-Avon by Mrs. Beecher.
4 The company then partook OF a
i luncheon served at tables decorated
with yellow flowers and ribbons.