New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-20

Volunteer cavalry company.
Up. R. McHale returned from his Iowa
and Nebraska trip on Monday. s5
A son was born on Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Schwerdtfeger of Iberia.
Miss Doty of CORTLAND is entertain
ing her friend, Miss Sawyer Of Faribault.
Mrs. Nesset or Albin died last week
at the advanced age of four score years
and one. @"~=s
Il MI. Buzzell's subject at Gebser's Hall
next Sunday will be "The Bible, Its Fall
libillty and It's WORTH @.-. =
VIM. Reddick arranged for a bowery
dance in "Wiesenthal'' Sunday evening.
It was literally attended. "
Mesdames Lind and Vogel, who have
been at Camp Thomas for several weeks,
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Schleuder of Springfield, with
her children, is a guest at the home of
her father, Editor Brandt.
The city council will meet next Mon
day evening to award the contract for
the construction of sewers.
Mrs. W. b. Hoadley and daughter,
Grace, of Minneapolis are here on Wis
it with Mrs. Hoadley's son.
The Turnverein at its meeting on Sat-
lFlrday evening concluded not to build
the new opera hall this year.
Hy. Orlemann of St. Paul met with
the Hermann's Monument building COM
mittee in this city on Thursday.
Miss Pauline Spoerhase has resumed
work at Lienhard Bros store and Miss
Annie Kretsch has taken a vacation.
Geo. drummer of Springfield was SEN
fenced by Justice Ray to ten days in the
county jail for drunkenness on Saturday,
| { Prof. Critchett returned from Wash
ingten last Friday. Mr.. Grusendorf is
still in the east, having gone from Wash
ington to New York.
Hugo Triton of Sleepy Eye and Miss
Anna Plummer OF Minneapolis were mar
ried at the latter place last week. They
will make their home IN Stark township.
The Christian Endeavorers of this city
are making arrangements FOR rally OF
the societies of Blue Earth, Brown and
Nicollet counties at Doty's Park near
CORTLAND in September.
John Helling, a son of Hon. K. II.
FHelling who furmerly lived in New Ulm,
I is now United States soldier on Cuban
soil. He landed at Santiago with the
First District of Columbia on Sunday a
week ago.
Upon complaint of Policeman Rolwes,
Michael Carols was brought before JUS
tice Jacobs Monday and charged with as
sault upon the person of John Josawack.
He pleaded guilty and was assessed So
and costs.
Gov. Clough announced on Saturday
that he would begin the reorganization
of the Minnesota national guard as soor
as the Fifteenth regiment has been thor.
oughly equipped and mustered into the
regular service.
IF Ernst Wicherski and wife returned
r from the editorial trip to the coast or
| Monday. A full account Of the journey
as it appeared to the eyes of an Associat
ed Press reporter, will be given in tht
next issue of this paper.
| Senator Larson of Winthrop has de-
lclined a denomination and Attorney
\ Huebner has refused to be the receipien
fof the senatorial mantle. Cashier Ben
ison of the Winthrop bank has therefore
entered the lists and will endeavor tt
become Larson's successor.
/ The following came down from Mar.
shall yesterday to attend the marliag
of W. G.. Little and Miss Estella Hirsch
Mrs. Little, Walter Little, Rev. and Mrs
Morrison, MI. and Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs
Arveson, Misses Sprague and Parker
Mr.. McKennan and R. A. Chittenden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Scherer wer
up from Mankato last week VISITING
with relatives. George will have oppo
sition this year in his effort to secure
Republican nomination for superinten
dent of schools but he is perfectly con
fdent Of the result. It will be success
for Scherer.
The GAINESVILLE Argus remarks that q
some time in the future G. w. 81. zHeide
; man will deliver his celebrated lectur'
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