New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-05-19
Mrs.. Lind spent Sunday with her son

IS senator Larson OF olOley county Was
in the city Monday.
Rev. Buzzell preached Sunday morn
ing on ssThe Corner Stone Of Religion"
Rev. Knowlton OF Redwood Falls
spent Monday here with Bishop Gilbert.
Mrs. Fl. Engelbert visited with St.
Paul friends the latter part Of the week.
Attorney Bowers of Redwood Falls
had legal business before Judge Weber
on Monday.
Ed. Olsen came up from Nicollet Sat-
urday evening to spend day with his
brother, Albert.
Lillian Klossner and Grace Newhart
will graduate from Carleton College at
Mortified this month.
Mrs. George May of Buffalo, New
York, is paying visit to her parents in
Lafayette, Mr.. and Mrs. Quandt.
Court commenced in St. Peter yester-
day. Judge Weber, Wenzel Eckstein
and G. A. Hagberg are in attendance.
Miss Bertha Vogel was pleasantly sur
prised by party of friends on. Saturday
evening. An enjoyable time was had by
all. 80
H. W. Heldeman, father of the North
western station agent, will 60 to Illinois
this week to visit for month with rela-
tives. .
The college band will furnish the
music for the Memorial Day parade,
having offered their services without
charge.
A big millers' convention will be held
in St. Louis this week. Chas. L. Roos
will be among those who attend from
! this state.
The weekly meeting of the Columbia
Bowling Club has been postponed till
tomorrow evening, owing to the inspec-
tion of Compsny:A occurring tonight.
Chas. Roth left for Deer Creek, Otter
Tail county, early in the week, upon re-
ceiving information that his brother,
Louis, had lost a leg in sawmill acct
dent.
Mr.. Mohier, general manager of the
Minneapolis & St. Louis, has severed his
connection with that road aud accepted
a position as head of the Oregon Rail-
way and Navigation Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Popp expect to
have family reunion next month at
which all of their children and grand
children will be present. Two of their
SONS now reside in California.
The firm of Neuman Steinhauser &
Co. has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Mr.. Steinhauser will manage the
wagon shop while Messrs. Neumann and
Engel continue in charge of the black
smiths department.
Anton Schneider, son of Mrs. Schne1d-
er, of this city, and Miss Jennie Barbour
will be united in marriage at Springfield
today. The Review extends to the hap
Ply young couple the congratulations of
monv Nosu Tim fr;on1e
Col. Crooks and Capt. Wanzer of the
Minneapolis & st. Louis road were in
the city Monday. In the evening they
met with number of citizens to discuss
matters pertaining to the right-of-way
through the city Of the Minneapolis,
New Ulm & Southwestern. 5..-.
Gustav Book, who is running saw
mill in Mile Lac county near the Great
Northern road, narrowly escaped death
the forepsgt of the week. The engine
used at the mill exploded and Boock
was thrown many feet into the air. Both
ends Of the boiler were blown out and
one man was killed. Boock, however,
fortunately escaped with bad bruises
about the face and head.
Godey's Magazine for May contains
lengthy and interesting article, descrip-
tive of the Bohemian lace work done in
New Ulm and illustrated with portraits
of the woman who represented the in
dustry at Chicago during the Worlds.
Fair. Mrs. Albert Setter of this CITY
and Mrs. Vrooman Of Minneapolis are
frequently referred to and highly COM
plimented on their efforts to promote
the work.
Word was received here this week of
the marriage Of Herman G. Schmidt and
Miss Harriet ,Friedmann of this city, at
Chicago some weeks ago. The announce
ment comes to the New Ulm acquain-
tances somewhat late, but 1congratula-