New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-09
VIM. Kruger On Monday left for Ger.

VIM. Kruger On Monday left for Ger
many.
=. schAob birch 81 eaylord was ID town
Monday.
a farmers Institute will convene at
Morgan today.
Ralph Yates has been granted 4 teach
er's certificate by Supt. Runck.
Jos. Koehler spent . portion Of tie
week with his sister in Chaska.
Attorney Young was over from Glib
bon on legal business Wednesday.
w. G. Brown, the well-krown land
agent of the Winona & ST. Peter Land
Co, was in town Thursday.
Misses Grace Newhart and Lillian
Klossner will arrive home from Carleton
College at Northfeld next week.
Robert Brandt returned from his St.
Louis visit Wednesday afternoon. His
wife is still visiting there with relatives.
Miss Muehlberg, who has been the
guest of Miss Bogen for several weeks,
returned TO her home at Chaska on
Thursday.
R. G. Mueller and wife came up from
st. Paul the forepart of last week to
bury little child. They have conclud-
ed to make this their home.
Albert Pfaender, who graduated from
the University with honors last week,
has concluded to take post graduate
course at the same institution next year.
Miss Frida Schuetz is home from Lit
tie Falls, Title Schuetz from Fairfax
and Ida Koch from Gibbon, all of them
having completed their school work in
the towns mentioned. q
Mission services are being held at the
Catholic Church this week and will con-
tinue for some days. The following
Wisconsin Jesuit Fathers ale assisting
Parth, Peubrandt and Sigg.
The New Ulm delegates to the West
ern Minnesota Congregational Confer
ence, which is being held at Springfield
today, ale Mrs. Mowery, Mrs. Glass, e.
w. A. Krook, G. A. Ottomeyer and Miss
Elizabeth Newton.
Rev. johnson and Mrs. Mowery went
to Springfield yesterday to attend a Con-
gregational conference Rev. Johnson
will deliver one of the sermons of the
session and Mrs. Mowery will read pa
per on missionary wock.
The graduating classes of the New Ulm
High School of '96 and '97 were enter
tanned at the home of Prof. Critchett on
Monday evening. On the 18th of June
another meeting of the classes will be
held for the purpose Of organizing an
alumni. . - ..-. X.
The Fourth of July this year falls on
Sunday. AS we have always done the
bulk of our celebrating on the night of
the 3rd, we don't know as it makes any
particular difference to US whether the
festivities are thrown one day to the
rear or one ahead.
G. W. Babcock, proprietor of the Ka-
sofa Stone Quarries, was in the city
Thursday. Mr.. Bahcock had several
large contracts with Henry Hanschen, at
the time of the latter's death, and it was
for the purpose of settling these that
Mr.. Babcock made his visit.
At the Christian Endeavor Convention
in st. Peter last week New Ulm was in
the field for the next convention, but Sc
cured only few votes, the village of
Mapleton being the prime favorite. q.
A. ottomeyer of this city and Sumner
Laid, the CORTLAND teacher, were chos-
en- as vice-presidents for the district.
The Madelia Times issues a sweeping
challenge to VIM. A. Pfeferle of this CT
ty in behalf of Watonwan county riders,
mentioning Weldon, Wilson and Felt in
particular. Mr.. Weldon, says the Times,
challenges any three Brown county IL
dcrs to ride against HIM, he to ride three
successive heats without rest with fresh
rider against HIM each heat.
Two unknown persons made an eff
fort to hold up James Sapey as he was
returning to his home on Front Street
late Saturday night. Near Wehye's ele-
vator they met him and asked him the
time Of night. Upon looking, they at
tempted to take his watch from him,
but he quickly made his escape to
Groebner's place across the street, which
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