New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-09

Henry Neumann and Mr.. Schade OF
Sleepy Eye sundayed here.
James Lahy, the Springfield operator,
has been transferred to this city,
Mr.. Lind transacted legal business at
Marshall the forepart of the week.
A child of Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Carlson
died after prolonged illness Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Z. G. Vogel and Mrs. schorregge
are spending several days with their sis
ter in st. Paul.
Robert Meyer spent Sunday with Mr..
Heimerdinger's family, while on his way
home to Golden Gate from Minneapolis.
Frank Baltrusch, who is now travel
ing for a New York house, visi-
ted here during the week with his
parents.
Col. Pfaender and daughter, Josie, and
DR.. and Mrs. Z. A. Fritsche attended the
graduating exercises at the State Univer-
sity last Thursday.
Mrand Mrs. Chas. Weschcke Of Spring
field have been visiting at the home Of
DR.. Weschcke since Friday. On Mon
day DIR. Weschcke and his son went to
St. Paul:
General Agent Garvin, Assistant Su.
perintendent Stewart and Travelling
Freight Agent Weston of the Northwes-
tern road were doing business here
Thursday. ~. r iii
John Lewis, nephew of Mrs. Helen
Setter, died at Cincinnati on Friday.
Mr.. Lewis had many acquaintance In
New Ulm, having visited here for sever.
al weeks four years ago.
The Springfield races, advertised for
Saturday, were postponed until Monday
on account of rain. In the trotting race,
DIR. Schools "Maggie o" won first mon
ey and Otto Baarsch's "LltAe Joe" sec
ond.
Children's Day will be observed in the
Congregational church with appropriate
exercises next Sunday morning. The
services will commence promptly at
1890 o'clock. Rev. johnson will preach
a sermon on "Jewels."
Mrs. Curl Thormedson died at her
home in Madelia recently. The deceased
was resident of Brown county for many
years, having located in Linden as far
back as 1872. Some of her children are
still residing there.
After the Company A boys return
from camp, arrangements will be made
to have ten Of their best marksmen meet
ten members of the Hunters Club in a
friendly shoot. Two scores will be shot,
one on each range.
The picnic at the Hermann Heights
on Sunday was complete success. The
weather was fine, the attendance large
and the entertainment varied. Frank
Burg captured the prize at bowling and
ALT. Vogel at target shooting.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage at Marshall on the End OF
Edward j. Gerboth of Adrian and Miss
Anna G. Tollefson of Marshall. The
groom is Brown county boy, whose
parents are about to make their home in
this city.
The commencement exercises of the
DR.. Martin Luther Seminary will be held
next. Tuesday afternoon. In the evening
the students of the college will give a
commencement concert at Union Hall
to which an admission fare of thirty five
cents will be charged.
A large force of men will begin the
work this week of rebuilding the trestle
of the Northwestern railroad bridge al
Redstone. A telegraph Office has been
opened at the bridge, and the plle-driv.
ing outfit will arrive on Saturday. The
work will last for Several months.
The people of CORTLAND are prompt
when it comes to paying taxes. At the
end of May, every dollar had been paid
into the treasury of Nicollet county, and
the village is the only one in the county
with such record. West Newton comes
next with only 81 cents delinquent.
During the terrible electric storm Of
Tuesday night, the lncandescent dynamo
at the electric light station was affected
aud as result the people were com
PEELED to fall back upon lamps and can
dies for chat and the following evenings
Experts arrived Wednesday evening and
the damage was soon repaired.
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