New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-06-22

/ Charlie Heideman was home from
J1nesville Thursday
The death of John Jacobs, an aged
resident of Linden, occurred last Tues
! day. .3..s
R. q. Bingham and ". ". Smith we're
down from Sleepy Eye on business Fri
| day.
! Sheriff Anderson has already sup
/ poenaed nineteen witnesses for the Eich
case.
! Hugo Rehfeld Of st. Paul has been
visiting here for several days with
/ friends.
a telephone was placed this week in
the Office of the American Express Co.
in this city.
!. Attorney Hagberg spent Wednesday
and Thursday at the Capitol City on
legal business.
| Watermains are to be extended on
German STREET from Third to Fourth
South Streets. ~
| The motto of the graduating class Of
the New Ulm High School was s.Geduld
ueherwindet alles.''
Mrs. McFadden and children of Du-
luth are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Henningsen.
| Geo. Norton, who used to catch for
the New Ulm ball club, is now playing
with a professional Tacoma team.
/ Miss Minnie Silverson is expected
home this week. Since leaving WELLESLEY
SIZE has been visiting at Cincinnati.
| Vogelpohl & spaeth have contracted
for pipe organ for the Lutheran church
at CORTLAND. The organ will cost 81, 500.
| Mrs. Albert Metzger and children ar
rived here from Indianapolis Friday and
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Bosch.
| There will be another good ball game
at the Driving Park on the Fourth. Win
throp will furnish one of the contesting
clubs.
| Miss Ida Hers has been elected to a
tposition IN the public schools of Spring.
| field. She will have charge of the kin
Edergarten department.
! One of the civil cases at this term Of
icourt is apt to prove interesting. 1t is
that of Barbara Schlegel against VIM.
| Buggert for assault.
| Sergeant William Joern arrived here
| Monday from Camp Thomas at Chicka-
matga. The sergeant's duty will be to
| secure at least twenty-si recruits.
| The Misses Staley, Burmeister, Schild-
knecht, Thomas and Schroeder, all teach
| ers in our public schools, will spend the
summer with relatives in Mankato.
The Minnesota Association of Local
Fire Insurance Agents was organized in
St. Paul last Wednesday. William
Pfaender of this city is the first vice
president.
Henry Manderfeld and William Scheff-
Ter, both farmers, were compelled to pay
I a fine of SIS for driving over the fire de-
partment's hose while at the Behnke fire
last Tuesday afternoon.
The Republican county convention
for the election of delegates to the state
convention will be held in this city next
Thursday. The call provides fer over
one hundred delegates. ~ -.
The St. Johns Court of Foresters of
this city will celebrate the first anniver-
sary of the society's founding at the
Catholic church park next Sunday. The
Great Western Band will furnish music.
The New Ulm lodge of Odd Fellows
will be invited to bid for the new Odd
Fellows Home which is soon to be built
under resolution passed at the last grand
lodge session. The lodge offering the
best inducements in the way of site and
bonus will get the home.
The city council has concluded to OF
der the grading and crawling of Second
South street from State to Minnesota
and Third South from State to the st.
Louis tracks. German street is to be
graded from point 100 feet north of
Third South 70 Fourth South.
A number OF New Ulm ladies gave a
musical entertainment, coupled with an
ice-cream and strawberry social at Turn
er Hall last evening for the benefit of