New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-05-25
Mrs. Gus. Subilia Of Tracy is visiting

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Mrs. Gus. subilia Of Tracy is visiting
lin the city.
Mrs. B. Juni gave birthday party
Monday afternoon.
w. E. REIN and wife Of Mankato are
visiting here this week. .s
. Andreas Warta, an aged man, died at
the hospital Thursday evening.
Attorney Hagberg went to Beaver
Falls on legal business yesterday.
] Werner Bosch was in Minneapolis the
forepart of the week, returning Thurs
day.
Mrs. Fred Setter, who has been absent
all winter in the south, will arrive home
tomorrow.
On Monday, Memorial Day, the ladies
of the Turnverein will serve coffee at
Turner Hall.
Mrs. Topper treated her school class
to a pleasant ride on the Alcantara early
Friday evening.
! Fred Spoerhase on Wednesday pur-
chased lot DE Broadway of Mrs. Jacob
Mueller for $685.,
| Judge Webber will hold special term
of court for the trial of Redwood coun-
ty cases on the 18th of July
Nagel, Book s. Pullman have the
contract for all the brick and mason
work on the new postonce building.
| w. E. Koch and Chas. Stuebe Jr. are
now on their way from Arizona to Pierre
with three train loads of young cattle.
VIM. Schmidt of Company A will act
as correspondent for the st. Paul Globe
during the regiments stay in the south.
Sam Kee and his assistant have Quit
the laundry business in New Ulm and
left, the one for Chicago and the other
for St. Paul.
Mesdames Weber, Johnson and Carle-
ton entertained large party of lady
| friends at the home Of the former Thurs
day afternoon
The Minneapolis, New Ulm & South
western Railroad Co. paid the Stoeckert
judgment last week. The Stoeckerts re-
ceived $1,9s7.
The DR.. Martin Luther Seminary will
turn out class of fourteen graduates
this year. The exercises will be held at
Union Hall on the 14th of June.
The Chicago Dry Goods Reporter has
this to say of the ad. of Lienhard Bros.
which appeared in the last issue of the
Review: The ad. is better than the aver
age. ~
The Congregational society has elect
ed T.. w. A. Krook and Mrs. Mowery as
delegates to the Western Conference.
which will be held at Lamberton in
June. II
The members of the commission who
have charge of Minnesota's exhibit at the
Omaha Fair are making an effort to have
the Bohemian lace-makers of this city
represented there as they were at Chicago.
Attorney Walter Carroll and Traford
Jayne of Minneapolis spoke at the Con-
gregational church last evening in behalf
of the Christian Endeavor mo yement and
the convention which Is to be held here
in October. II
John Schliemanu, the man who was
fined for dynamiting fish in the Minneso-
ia river, has suffered an additional pen
atty IN being discharged from his posi-
ton as section foreman for the North
| western at CORTLAND.
Archbishop Ireland Will arrive here
on the 18th of June and remain over
Sunday to witness the confirmation Of
over four hundred children. It is at
least twelve years since the archbishop
last visited the city and great will be.
the preparations for his reception.
Revenue Collector Baumbach has fav-
ored II. L. Henry Of this district with a
re-appointment as deputy. F.W. Hauen-
stein of this city was a candidate for the
place, but evidently received but slight
consideration. Henry is gold demo-
crat, appointed originally at the sollci-
tation of NJ. Mullen. He isn't as popu-+
lar as he might be, by any means.
A representative of the State Dairy
and Food Commission was here few
weeks ago and secured sample of milk
from our dairyman, E. NJ. Schotzko.
Under the new state law every person
who CONVEYS milk in carriages. carts ar