New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-06-15

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Gottlieb Schmidt is visiting With Iela-
tlves in Illinois.
Attorney Somervillehad legal business
here yesterday.
r DR.. Stricken and wife will return from
Chicago tomorrow.
Fred Pfaender made business trip to
Springfield Saturday.
+ County Superintendent Schulz Of St.
Peter was in the city Friday.
Mrs. Helen Setter is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. Helmes, in St. Paul.
| Prof. Alderman of this city spoke at
Mission Festival near Gibbon last week.
The village of Marshall raised $500
for the expenses of the district encamp-
ment.
Andrew J. Eckstein has been re-elect-
ed president of the Board of Public
Works.
Franz Preisinger left over the St.Louis
and Milwaukee roads last Saturday for
Bavaria, Germany. =.
Daniel Katz, who at one time man.
aged the Roller mill in this city, was
here last Wednesday. " r
The Red Rocks of this city we've de-
feated by the Golden Gate club on Sun
day to the tune of 20 to /. -.
The Great Western Band has been in
vited to furnish the music for the Fourth
of July celebration at Mankato. (
Mrs. J. B. Croker of Everett, Wash
ington, has been the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Critchett, the past few days.
Ed Collins was unfortunate enough to
have the thumb on his right hand crushed
while coupling cars the forepart of the
week,
Corporal Schmidt writes to friends here
from Chickamauga Park that VIM. Joern
will return to New Ulm for more re-
cruits.
John Gronau has the contract for the
erection of A. w. Bingham's new resi-
dence. Nagel, Book & Pullman will
do the mason'work.
Dennis Clary, who has been spending
the past few months with friends in this
county, returned to his home in Cali
fornia last Wednesday.
J. j. Palmer, the Gibbon druggist,
was visiting his parents here Thursday
and Friday. He was accompanied by
Miss Schmall of Redwood Falls.
The State Firemen's Convention is be-
ing held at Chaska today. Chief Brust,
Fred Pfaender and.Jos. Grobner repre-
sent the New Ulm department.
Mrs. ..Klossner went to Mortified Sat-
urday to be present at the commence
exercises of Carleton College. She will
return with her daughter tomorrow.
An effort is being made to arrange a
racing circuit Of New Ulm, st. Peter, LIE
Sueur and St. James. Such an arrange
ment, it is believed, will guarantee a
fine program for every town.
Miss Ida Koch is home from Gibbon
where she has been teaching for the past
two years. Before her departure re.
ceptlon was given in her honor at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. Flower.
| Work was commenced this week on
the new front for the Burg building on
Center street. The Eckstein and Horn.
burg buildings are also undergoing the
changes announced in this paper some
weeks ago.
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It is now settled fact that the new
Turner Hall will be built. All that re-
mains to be done, prior to the letting Of
the contract, is for the building commit
tee to arrange few details looking tow.
ards an Improvement, of the plans.
| The following priests assisted Arch.
bishop Ireland Sunday in the confrma.
tion work: Koerbel and Stariha Of ST
Paul, Plut Of Sleepy Eye, Rohlinger Of
Springfield, Bayetes Of Fairfax, Miks Of
st. Peter, Bernhard of West Newton and
Schroeder and Rinke of New Ulm.
The commencement exercises of the
high school viii be held at Union Hall
tomorrow evening, commencing prompt.
~ at eight o'clock. Prof. G. r. Koehlel
of the Mankato Normal will deliver The
address and present the diplomas. The