New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-01
n. Mullen was in st. Paul over nun

day
g Setter spent Sunday in Win
throp
Mrs. W. g. Duncan is spending the
week in Sleepy Eye. -
III Hirsch will hereafter make profes-
slonal visits to Madeia every Friday.
Mrs. Yoerg Of st Paul is spending a
few days with the family of Otto Schell
Geo. Grossman and Carrie Grau Of Cot
tonwood We're married in this city yester-
day.
Mrs. u. H. Behnke has been visiting
with her parents in st. Peter the past
week.
"A new band has been organized in
| this city. 1t will be known as the Silver
Cornet Band.
At the home Of ]. F. Engelbert in Cot
tonwood to-day there will occur the mar
rage Fred Van Patten and Miss Minnie
Siebert
Betha Peterson and and Miss Olsen of
| W alnut@ Grove are in the city receiving
medical treatment of DR.. Hirsch for l,1no
troubles,
Next Tuesday the great National Con
ventlon opens in Minneapolis. It will
be the most interesting of its kind ever
held, but as seats are not going for moth
ing, it is doubtful if many will attend
from New Ulm.
company "I' of this city has been invi-
ted to attend the celebration at New
Ulm on July Fourth. The invitation
came from Company a. the mem
bers OF which promise to entertain all
who go.-St. Peter Herald
DR.. FIitsche's horse became frightened
while being driven along the approach
to the river bridge last Friday evening
and soon became unmanageable. The
doctor was thrown from the buggy
and was dragged along the ground for
some distance, narrowly escaping serious
injuries.
The Review has one word of advice to
blcyclists. If you don't know any bet
ter than to run over little children. then
don't rids. Don't plead that the child
rem should know enough to keep out of
your way. Remember that they have as
much right to the privileges of the street
as yourself and that your age should give
you discretion.
u In West Newton on Wednesday the
corner stone of the new church was laid
with impressive ceremonies. In the
morning Bishop Cotter of Winona preach
eel an eloquent sermon in the old
church and in the afternoon the stone
was placed in position and Rev. Koerpel
of St. Paul delivered an appropriate adj
dress Attending also as assistants in the
ceremony were Rev. Bernhard of Yves
/ Newton, Rosen of of Fairfax and Plut
and Kastian of New Ulm The church
will now be constructed as rapidly as
\ possible and when completed will make
!. a handsome building
|
The Matte Choate Dramatic Company
1 played at Turner Hall on Sunday, Mon
day and last evenings. Matte Choate
never fails to take we'll for she isspright
! ly, graceful and intelligent. But he
support all through the cast is poor, ex
ceptionally SO. In affectation lies theil
chief strength, and, as a certain one ha.
said, affectation is miserable lit is abomi
nable. Better were it if there was a lit
| tie less Of pervading conceit among tht
players and a tritie more of painstakins
and conscientious effort to succeed. Ii
the latter Matte Choate plays an homes
J and careful role. Unfortunately, thu
same cannot be said of her company.
The man who was thrown off the traci
by a freight train near CORTLAND las
week was taken home on Thursday. At
ter he had been in the hospital a few
hours, it was found that his name was @
G. Olsen and that his former home was
]. Clark, South Dakota. He said that he
! had been sick with brain fever and thai
while going from Dakota to Iowa heha(
g got off the train near Courtland without
q knowing why or where. He carried $780,
in his pockets and it is lucky for hin
that he fell into such hands as he did
His brother-in-law arrived here Thursda,
and took him away, refusing at first tc
pay for his bill at the hospital. A let
ter from an attorney at Clark seemed t.