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

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Adolph Nellie went.to Marshal Friday
! on brief visit.
Wheat dropped from $1.14 on satur-
day to 81 cents on Monday.
II. Z. Beecher and wife registered at
the shoreham IN Washington Sunday.
The Launch Alcantara will probably
be taken to CORTLAND on the Fourth.
Otto Wicherski is expected TO arrive
home from Ellsworth, Wisconsin, today.
! The State Medical Association meets
in st. Paul today. DR.. Fritsche will at
tend.
A. w. Bingham transacted business in
( Winona and Minneapolis the latter part
of the week.
Mrs. B. j. Weber and son will at
tend the marriage Of a Mr.. Garyin Of Ma
pleton this week. Is 1. s. S.. S.4.
Miss b. NJ. Phillips of the Mankato
Normal spent Sunday in this city with
her niece, Mrs. Critchett.
The Springfield and Winthrop ball
clubs will cross bats in this city next
Sunday at the Driving Park.
A large number of New Ulm people
people attended the Lutheran church
picnic at CORTLAND on Sunday.
Engineer Perry has been doing some
surveying in, Minneapolis the past few,
days. Herman schleuder assisted him.
Rev. Krienke was at Berea, Ohio, last
week attending the annual conference of
the Northern German Methodist church.
Mrs. DR.. Hirsch and daughter, Mrs. F.
81. Krook, have been spending several
days at Excelsior with the family of
Architect Struck. .
Mrs. Geo. May, who attended her
mother, Mrs. Quandt, during her last
sickness, returned to her home in Buffa-
TO- New York, last Tuesday.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the
organization of the German Catholic So
ciety of St: Peter will be celebrated on
the goth. A good many from New Ulm
will participate and the dramatic sec
ton of the Caecilian Verein will present
German play.
Good shooting marked the target work
at Hunters Rest Sunday morning. The
scores were above the average as the fol-
lowing will show: Pfaender, 1872; Chas.
Hauenstein, 1856; ANNE, 179; Voss, 173;
Gebser, 14S; Toberer, 1871; GALES, 100;
Koch, "a; Stengel, 76.
The Western Congregational Confer
ence has been in session at Lamberton
since yesterday morning. Rev. Johnson
OF New Ulm led in the discussion of
GLOW to Increase the Missionary Con-
tributions," and Mrs. Hubbard read pa
per on the "Woman's Society,"
Nagel, Book 6 Pullman of this ,ci-
ty have been awarded the contract for
the erection of two brick blocks in Glib.
bon. One of the buildings is being nut
up by Hauser s. Tester and will be Is
by SO feet and two stories high. The
other is a double store contracted for by
DR.. Oblinger.
The Review is now prepared to turn
out the finest stationery Of any Office in
the city, in fact as neat as any that can
be had in the larger citses.. This in
cludes finely embossed monugrams, in in.
itials or autographs on envelopes, letter
paper or. cards. Call around and see the
beautiful samples. Il.
Richard Fischer Of the University Of
Wisconsin left Madison for the east Sat-
urday afternoon. In a few DAYS he will
sail for the British isles and after q. BIZ
cycle trip through England and Scot
Land he will make for the continent.
His intention is to spend year or two
in study and travel. S.
The DR.. Martin Luther College grad
uating exercises were held at Union Hall
last evening, the attendance being very
large The program consisted Of sever
al musical e1ections, an address in Eng
llsh on the class motto 81 a. Rock, an
address b. the collcge director, Prof. j.
schaller, presentation Of diplomas, and
an oration by Henry Meyer.
Chas. =. Roos, Ben Stockman and Az
thur stockman arrived here from Min
neapolis Saturday afternoon. The last
named gentle is resident 81 Edin-
bnrgh. Scotland, where be is engaged il
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