New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-08-19
Miss Mary Fried Of Gibbon has been


spending a few days here with friends.
Mrs. Atkinson Of West Superior is vis-
lting with her father, John G. Rudolph.
Mrs. Alois: Voissen and family Of Me-
nasha, Wisconsin, are the guests of Hub
ert Berg and wife.
You cannot spend next Tuesday eve
ming any better than by attending the
Midsummer Nights Festival at Turner
Hall Park.
The Nederland Life ms. Co., makes a
guaranteed contract. You know exact
" what you pay and you know exactly
what you get.
Editor J. NJ. Bylngton Of the Walnut
Grove Rural Centre was in the city yes
terday. Mr.. Byington is one of the
staunch silvermen of Redwood County.
The Northwestern Road will sell re.
duced rates on account of the Brown
County Fair from all points within 100
miles. The rate will he one and one
third fare for round trip. " ~,
"CLarley's Aunt which is to be be
presented at Turner Hall on week from
Sunday is one of the best comedies ever
presented here. A large party from Wa
coma will be here to witness it. ~
| Andrews Bros. have made arrange
ments for joint debate between Hon.
John Lind and Congressman McCleary
at their Watervllle summer resort early
in September. Thousands of people will
be present from all parts of the surround
ing country. ..%.:>>.:,.
DR.. Rothenburg came down from
Springfield Thursday afternoon and
brought with him young man from
Redwood county by the name of Iver-
son. At the hospital in the afternoon
an operation was performed upon the
young fellow for hydatis of the liver,
the case being a rare and delicate one.
The patients condition is extremely cri-
teal, and it is questionable if he can
live.
Turner Hall Park will be brilliantly
illuminated next Tuesday evening on ac-
count of the Midsummer Nights Festi-
val and the programme to be rendered
will be exceptionally good. In addition
to many other features 1t will include
Japanese Fan Drills, Japanese Marches,
songs and declarations, both comic and
otherwise. The drills and marches
alone will be worth the price of admission
The Minneapolis & St. Louis excur-
sion on Sunday was great success.
When the train pulled out of here at
seven o'clock in the morning, it cons;s-
ted of ten coaches and the baggage car
and every one of them was comfortably
filled. Three hundred and sixty had pur-
chased tickets to St. Paul and Minneton-
ka and just one hundred went to Waco
MIA, The Great Western Band, which by
the way is proving to be splendid Or
ganization, kept with the latter crowd
and furnished music all day at Coney Is
land. AT Klossner and Lafayette stations
some more excursionists were picked up
andcoaches had to be added at Win
throp. The party returned at nearly mid
highland all report an enjoyable trip.
A quiet but very happy wedding oc-
Cured at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. JIG.
Schapekahn on Saturday evening, when
their oldest daughter, Carrie, was united
in marriage to Mr.. Alfred Brehmbach'
of Milwaukee. Only few guests were
present and the young couple left the
very next day for their home at the Wis
consin metropolis. The groom is the
head clerk in one of the big establish
ments of Milwaukee and comes very
we'll recommended. The bride is we'll
we'll known in New Ulm to be an est,m-
able young lady, possessing those quail
tiles which are wont to be respected in
womanhood. The Review offers its con-
CALCULATIONS and trusts that their career
throughout life may be happy one
| Rev. Seeger performed the ceremony.
A telegram from Winona to the Min
| neapolls Tribune of Sunday contained
| this bit of news regarding Rev. Davis,
who is we'll AMI not very favorably
! known here: News has reached this city
today that ex-Rev. F. G. Davis is again
separated from his recent wife. Mr.. d.
vis>is the man who WAS pastor of the
Unitarian Church for a while in this CT
ty, and afterwards u circuit preacher with
headquarters here. He was quietly sep
arated from his first wife here without
even his children knowing it. and then