New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-16

Herman Vogtel will 60 into the So
loon business q Winthrop
King Of all 5 cent cigars the Gen
sral Sickles. Try them.
The Misses Cushing Of Tracy are the
guests Of Mrs. Theo. Wehye
Alderman Grusendorf was = ST. Paul
visitor the forepart Of the week
Miss Ida Hauensteln is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mueller, in Springfield.
Rev. Rheinfrank Of Sleepy Eye spent
Tuesday and Wednesday here with friends
Mrs. JOS. Mason and Mna. NJ. Mnlve-
hill Of st. Peter spent Sunday with Mrs..
N. Mullen.
A government patent was issued this
week to John Hoffman, Of this city on.
a mattress.
Mr.. Lind argued = couple Of cases be-
for the state supreme court at St. Paul
last week. 3
John Fenscke Sr. is confined to his
nome with an attack Of in1ammatory
rheumatism.
Miss Ida Koch has concluded not to
teach next year, and will remain at home
with her parents.
Otto Wicherski has been reelected to
the princlpalship Of the Ellsworth school
for another year.
o. w. schleuter of Spokane Falls vis-
tied with his sister, Mrs. w. w. Green,
during a portion of the week.
Attorney Geo. Olsen of Springfield
spent Sunday here with relatives and
friends. On Monday he went to Little
Falls.
A majority of the members OF the Ger.
mania Sisters lodge attended the funeral
of Mrs. Henry Neumann at Sleepy Eye
Sunday afternoon.
At a meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton, held last week, Benedict Juni was
reelected as teacher in the new primary
building for another year.
The Springfield Ball Club defeated
Fernholz's Colts of Sleepy Eye on the
former clubs grounds last Saturday af-
ternoon by score of ~ to s.
A son was born to Mrs. Clinton Perry
Of Minneapolis on Sunday. Mrs. Perry
is at present at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baarsch, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Behnke attended
the commencement exercises of the st.
Peter high school last week. Mrs. Behn-
ke's niece was one of the graduates.
TIE marriage of Christian Rensby
and Dina Olsen of Linden is announced
to occur on the 25th. Adolph Larson
and Annie Raschko we're married on Mon
day.
The contract for the Bernadotte church,
which was originally awarded to Henry
Hanschen, was relet on Saturday at Dr..
Strickler's Office 20 Frank Wittmers of
Mankato.
John Lind and SOL. Norman, DR..
Schoch and Ferdinand Crone contemplate
trip to Wyoming early in July. They
will make the rounds of Yellowstone
Park on horseback.
The Ladies Unity Club will serve
strawberries, ice cream and cake at Ger
man Park next Friday evening from five
O'Clock till nine, providing the weather is
not unfavorab}e. Everybody cordially
invited to attend.
Carl Tostel was held up by couple
of midnight providers on North Broad
way late Saturday evening. After a
brief, but lively scuffie, Tostel made his
escape to Rewitzer's place. Here the
strangers gave up the chase.
The members of the Turnvereip, La
dies Society and Turner Sunday School
enjoyed a splendid picnic at Hunters
Rest Sunday afternoon In spite Of the
intense heat. a large crowd was present
and the afternoon was passed pleasantly.
New Ulm is to have . first-class broom
factory. D. E. and D. I. Tolls Of Hutchin-
son were here during the week, sizing up
the advantages Of the town for such IN
industry, and before leaving expressed
their determination to locate here 1T
once. sSas.,sSs..
The graduating exercises OF the high,
school will take place at Union Hall to-
morrow evening. The graduates are
Minnie Silverson in the Classical course,
Darwin Schuetz. Johanna Velikanie.