New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-06-01

Fred Behnke is having an all-steel
windmill erected on his premises.
Miss Minnie FRANKIE spent Saturday
and Sunday with Arlington friends.
VIM. Mack OF Redwood Falls is visit
ing at the old homestead in Milford.
Mrs. John Lau, has been visiting her
I sons in Springfield for a fortnig ht or
| more. = .a.1 49,.
Rev. Buzzell will speak next Sunday
on "The Legends of Genesis and their
Lessons ..--..
Sam Kee has rented building in
Winthrop and will open laundry there
this month. ~>.~.
DR.. Stricken went to Chicago yester-
day morning to take two weeks hos
pital course. H..
Notwithstanding the slight attendance
the dance at Turner Hall Sunday even
ing was pleasant affair. -.
Miss Helen George has declined a re-
election to position as teacher in the
Springfield public schools.
Henry seifert will build two-story
brick block between the Union Hotel
and Theo. Mueller's new building.
NJ. E. Matthews and family of Mar
shall were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Werner Bosch several days last week.
VIM. Hummel has arranged to make
display of Bohemian lace, manufac-
tured in this city, at the Omaha exposi-
ton.
Thos. Mccarthy, one of the North
western yard conductors, will occupy
the Weschcke building on German
street.
Miss higgins, the piano teacher, will
| give recital at Turner Hall sometime
this month. All of her pupils will par
ticipate.
The commencement exercises of the
State University will be held tomorrow.
Adolph Wagner of this city is one of the
graduates.
A. slocum, II. R. Palmer, ELS. Rhoads
and the Misses Ortwein, Griffith and
CRUDE drove down from Sleepy Eye and
spent few hours here Monday.
Attorney Eckstein will make applica-
ton before Judge Weber on the 1st of
July for the laying out of judicial
road between Redwood and Brown
counties.
Ed. G, Popp of San Jose, California,
IS expected to arrive here IN about a
month on visit to his parents. 1t Is a
good many years since Mr.. Popp last
visited his old home.
Capt. Steinhauser writes the Review
that, although his men are living under
altogether new and novel surroundings,
their condition is as good as when they
were at Camp Ramsey.
| Rev. and Mrs. johnson and Dwight
Mewery will represent the Senior En-
deavorers of New Ulm at the Mapleton
convention and Geo. Schmidt and Clar-
ence Mowery the Juniors.
| DR.. Frank Stricken, brother of DR..
Stricken of this c!ty,-has been offered
the position of physician at the St. Peter
asylum for insane, now held by DR.. JUS
tice. The latter will 60 to Waterville.
The marriage of Miss Lydia Horn
burg, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. 81.
-Hornburg of this city, and Mr.. Mailer.
one of the proprietors of the Fairfax
Crescent, occurred at Fairfax last Tues.
day. .~~ - III -
The..Meerfeld house in the west end OF
town was destroyed by fire between two
and three O'Clock Saturday morning.
At the same time the machine shed OF
Mr.. Dingler was seen to be on fire. Ev-
erything points to incendiarism. =
Joseph OFT, the Echo wife murderer,
has at the solicitation of the people of
Echo decided all his property, real and
personal, to his children. He has also
declined the services of lawyer and
says he will make no defense whatever.
Fred Pfaender, captain Of the compa-
ny which was organized here after the
departure of Company A, was notified
by Gov. Clough last week that no more
volunteer organizations would be accept
ed from New U1m until the otherxowns
clamoring for recognition had received
lsome attention. ~.
John Larson received q telegram from
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