New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-06-08


g. g. Krook, the young Law student, Is
home from the State University.
Rev. Melvin Of Mankato and Rev.
johnson Of this city exchanged pulpits
Sunday. s
Mrs. Higgins OF Minneapolis is visit
ing here with her daughter, the pi-
ano instructor.
VIM. Koehne and wife Of Menasha,
Wisconsin, spent Sunday with the fami-
IL Of John Hauenstein.
Hecker Post will be represented at the
district encampment at Marshal by JAG
oh Klossner and Richard Pfefferle.
Mrs. Connors Of st. Peter spent Thurs
day and Friday here with her husband,
the well-known travelling salesman.
Gustav Weliner came down from Hib-
bling Saturday and will remain until
next week to attend the wedding of his
brother.
Mr.. Moeller and family arrived here
from Milwaukee Friday evening. They
| will occupy the Hers residence on
Broadway.
Mrs. Albert Metzger will arrive here
from Indianapolis next Saturday and
visit for some time with her mother,
Mrs. Bosch.
DR.. Arthur Stricken of Ann Arbor has
accepted the position rendered him by
the hospital board at st. Peter. He ar
rived there Wednesday.
Horace Newhart will graduate from
the medical school of the Michigan
University the latter part of the month.
His sister, Grace, will attend the COM
| mencement exercises. Az ~
1t. Mueller telegraphed from Chicka-
manga Park on Monday that two expert
| horseshoe:s were needed at the camp.
John Slebenbrunner and Paul Wilburg
have signified their willingness to 60.
A Chickamauga correspondent of the
Albert Lea Standard writes that in all
probability Col. Bobleter will remain in
command of bri gade, Mccoy will
then become colonel, and Capt. Stein.
hauser major.
At this writing the Peoples Party
county convention is being held at Slee-
Ply Eye. There is no doubt whatever
but that the delegates elected will be in
favor of cooperation along the lines
followed two years ago. -
0. N. Nelson, one of tbe most promi-
nent Scandinavians in the this state,
spent the week here wife, enjoying a
short vacation. Mr.. Nelson's home is
in Minneapolis, and the work by which
he is best known IS history of the
Scandinavian races in the United States.
| The Office of the telephone exchange
will be moved to the second story of the
building next Saturday. Telephone ser.
vice will be cut off at o'clock p. m.
of that day, and will be resumed on
Monday. In the meantime the patrons
of the exchange are requested not to
plug their phones and also to answer all
calls, as in this way only can they be
sure Of keeping their former numbers.
Extensive improvements are still IN
progress at schell's brewery. A new 1876
horse power boiler has just been placed
in the power house, and workmen are
now engaged in tearing down the old
buildings between the cooling rooms
and the brewery proper. This is being
done in order to make room for drive
way between the two buildings to cor
respond to the plans for the completed
structure as shown in the new signs now
distributed about town. Mr.. Schell is
also awaiting the completion of plans
for a new malt house to be erected in
the near future. ..s
s Al St. Peter today there occurs the
marriage of Henry Lee Beecher Of this
city and Miss Mary Roberta Treadwell,
daughter f'Mr. and Mrs. John Tread
well. The wedding will be a quiet one
and will be witnessed only by the rela-
stives and more immediate friends of the
contracting parties. Rev. John Sinclair
of St. Paul will perform the ceremony,
Miss Lucy Coyne Of New York will at
tend the bride and Carl Shelter
of Fort Dodge, Iowa, will be the
groom's best man. Immediately ,af-
ter the festivities, the young couple will
leave for New York, Washington and
other eastern points, and expect to be at
home in New Ulm, after rhe 1st Of July.
The Review on this occasion can express