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

Mrs. cordes is visiting her parents :
Nicollet, Mr.. and Mrs. Blank.
Fred Mueller returned last week from
| the Shattuck school at Faribault.
Miss Emma Wellner of st. Peter spent
Sunday at her old home in Lafayette.
| Ben Vetter and Miss Martha Kluegel
were united in marriage last Saturday.
| Mr.. Weston OF Far;bault has been the
guest of Frank Weber for several
days.
| Justice Jacobs married Engelbert
Kuelbs and Julia Lebert Yesterday NOR
ming. "
1t. Day of the Twelfth Regiment will
arrive here today to open recruiting
office.
Mrs. Peter Scherer returned from a
visit of several weeks in Washington on
Friday. I
DR.. L. A. Fr1tsche left for Chicago
Monday to spend a couple of weeks visit
ing the hospitals.
VIM. Mueller and wife were down
from Springfield Saturday and Sunday
visiting relatives.
Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein had legal
business at Olivia and Minneapolis the
forepa1t of the week. ~
Prof. Critchett and D. Grusendo1f
will attend the National Educational
convention in Washington next month.
There will be no class from New Ulm
at the funniest at Omaha. It is doubt
full if the state will be represented at all.
Chas. Toberer and Ed. Petry visited
the Twin Cities Friday on matters per-
tain1ng to the building of the new Turn
er Hall.
Miss Bertha Beinhorn is home from
Duluth for the summer vacation. She is
accompanied by hes sister, Mrs. Adolph
Eckstein, and children. g.
Mrs. Upper will remain here until
after the Fourth. She will then 90 to
St. Paul to enter the Geographic Offices
of the Northern Pacific.
Among those who witnessed the ball
game Sunday were DR.. Rothenburg, W
G. Frank, J. R. Schmid and J. B. West.
inghouse of Springfield.
The dramatic section of the TURNER.
elm will present the dialect play, ''Toni
und seine Walburg," on the evening Of
the Fourth at Turner Hall.
Herbert Carleton has rented the Krue.
ger home on Washington Street. Next
Friday he will leave with his family fo1
a five weeks visit at Mankato.
The latest rumor in county politics (
that Gottlieb Schmidt, the former post
master, will make a stand for the Re.
publican nomination for register O.
deeds.
A .."Fritz picnic was held at FREQ
Klossner'sl place in Lafayette Sunday at
ternoon. All who were fortunate enough
to bear the name of Fred were entitled
to be present.
| Upon complaint of Geo. Groebner
Henry Mueller, Frank Memo and Her
man Schleuder were arrested Monda,
morning for disturbing the peace. Just
| ice Jacobs fined them each $40 and costs
| Horace Newhart.,and sister, Grace, ar
rived home from Ann Arbor Sunday af
ternoon. Horace will remain but week
when he will return to Ann Arbor t
graduate. From there he will 90 direc,
to Europe. -...~ ...C-:
| AAS AoAAO"4uS5 t1IIO4ACys d1A1SCu AC1s
) yesterday: G. NJ. Ferguson of Minneap
; oils, S. L. Pierce of St. Paul, Ed: 81
Huebner of Winthrop, somerville ant
Davis of Sleepy Eye, Burcharl of Mar
shall and Olsen of Springfield.
p The city council has:at last voted TO-
the construction of sewers in accordanc,
with the latest recommendation of tn,
Board of Public Works. Klossner, Grus
endort, Nagel and Wehye voted in favol
of the improvement and Gieseke against
/ On Monday Chancellor Olsen of the
| Pythian lodge received from Capt. Stein
hauser neat oak gavel cut from timber
on Lookout Mountain. The gavel still
contains the bullet which pierced it dur,
ing that memorable battle above the
| clouds.
I Prof. Crtchett Of the public schools
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