New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-06-29

Mrs. Anna Wicherski has been visit
ing in St. Paul for several days.
Gus. Ruhnow Of New Ulm and MISS
Mary Rautenberg of Lafayette were mar
ried Wednesday. Fl
DR.. Welcome will arrive here from
the vest the forepart of August. He
left for Los Angeles on the 18th inst.
VIM. Baumgarten of Idaho is here this
week renewing old acquaintance. Mr..
Baumgartner formerly lived in sigel.
Miss Minnie Pfaender Of St. Paul and
Miss Title Schuetz of Fairfax arrived
here last week for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Nix and daughter, Amalia, left
yesterday for the east. They will visit
with relatives in Columbus and Indiana
polls. @~~~ -
Chas. L. Roos of Minneapolis is at
tending the annual delegate meeting of
the North American Turnerbund in San
Francisco this week. 1e.
Chas. Stuebe will be occupying his new
butchershop by the 1st of July. It will
be model institution, as fine and up
to-date as any in the state. r.....-
DR.. J. H. James, the Mankato special
list in ear and eye diseases, will be here
Saturday, July 2nd, from two o'clock in
( the afternoon until two o'clock of the
next day. "E-~@>
| Editor Fompkins of the Morgan Mes
senger and Treasurer Lankard of Red
wood Falls stopped off here Monday on
their way to the congressional conven-
ton at Mankato. - "
The trial of the KALI case in which the
Northwestern is sued for damages for
the burning of the little KALI child some
months ago has been in progress since
Monday afternoon.
August Stutz, who came here from St.
Pau! to lay the new roof on the Mason
ic Block, fractured one of his legs Fri
day morning and was compelled to go
the hospital for several weeks. So
| A large number of Catholics will go
to St. Peter today to assist in the cele-
bration of the 25th anniversary Of the
founding of the St. Peter Catholic Be-
nevolent Society. The New Ulm Caecil-
ian Verein will present German play,
entitled '.Das Stiftungsfest," in the eve
ming. 49,. .<~r 1 .-..~.. ...+. 49,. ~.
Jos. OFT, the Echo wife murderer,
pleaded guilty at Granite Falls last week
and was sentenced by Judge Qvale to be
hung. OFT was offered the advice of an
attorney by the court, but he indignant
~ spurned the offer and said he wanted
to be hung. The man received his SEN
tence with smile ON his face.
MIR. and Mr.. Henry Bernhard Of Illi-
nois arrived here Saturday evening from
st. Paul. Mr.. Bernhard has so arranged
his business affairs at Strassburg that
he will be able to spend the greater por-
ton of the summer here with his wife,
enjoying needed rest, the companion
ship of old friends and beautiful Min
nesota climate
All of the picnics on Sunday were
largely attended. The Foresters' gath
ering at the Catholic Park brought in a
host Of strangers, especially over the st.
Louis, and as result the efforts pat
forth for entertainment were well repaid.
The Turner picnic was more of society
or family affair, and for that reason es-
pecially enjoyable.
The patriotic social given by the lad
les Of the city at Turner Hall last Tues
day evening Melted the sum Of $27 for
the benefit Of Company A. Adding this
to the 1922 contributed by business meD
and the Germania Sisters, the ladies have
a total Of SAT. OF this amount $125
Was sent to Company a early in the week.
The balance WILDE used as nucleus for
Ianother fund later on. ..s.s
There were two interesting games Of.
ball at the Driving Park Sunday after
moon. The contssting clubs were Nj
collet and New Ulm and Winthrop and
Morton. Ia the NicolIet-NeW Ulm.
game, Nicollet won By score Of 10 to s..
and il must be admitted that only in
the last inning did the New Ulm boys.
play real bal. The Winthrop Morton
game Was . snappy affair, but, as usual,
accompanied b altogether too much
profanity and scrapping. It finally ended
| il : rov,when the score stood at 9 and O.