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

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June goth will be Minnesota day at
the Omaha exposition.
The Peoples Party primaries will be
held tomorrow evening.
Mrs. o. G. Stricken accompanied her
husband to Chicago yesterday.
Miss Teed, the vocal teacher, is the
guest of St. Paul friends this week.
Mrs. Z. g. Voge1 and Mrs. Lind left
for Chickamauga Park yesterday after
noon.e %o:.
Miss Allie Scherer attended the fun
eral of her cousins child in Winthrop
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Mueller and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry seifert were Mankato
visitors Wednesday.
The ladies of the Turnverein are al
ranging for concert at Turner Hall on
the evening, of the 18th.
Deputy Auditor Jorgenson was called
to his home in Linden Thursday by the
death of his Oldest son, George.
Mrs. 81. Bernhard of Strassburg, I'LL
nois, will spend couple of the summer
| months here with Mrs. Helen Setter.
Mr.. Maltzahn will open his new saloon
the latter part of the week. He has
supplied the building. with the finest
fixtures in the city.
Elder Case, who died IN California a
few days ago, was the father of Whit
Case of Sleepy Eye and Mrs. J. NJ.
Thompson, now of California.
Henry Evenson, farmer living three
miles south Of Fairfax, was struck by
lightning while standing in the door of
his barn on Saturday and instantly killed.
Among those who were recruited for
the regular army service by Maj. Wilkin.
son in St. Paul last week, the St. Paul
papers mention John F. Ruemke of New
Ulm.
Prof. G. 81. Koehler OF Mankato has
accepted the invitation of Prof. Critchett
to deliver the address at the high school
commencement exercises in this CITY on
the 18th.
The marriage of H. L. Beecher and
Miss Mary Treadwell will occur next
Wednesday at St. Peter. Before return
ing to New Ulm, the young couple will
enjoy wedding trip through the east
ern states.
Mrs. August Quandt of Lafayette died
on Friday of cancer. The deceased was
tifty-dve years of age and one of the
most highly respected women of western
Nicollet county. The funeral was held
from the Methodist church in this city
on Sunday.
Next Sunday is the date of the big
Twin City excursion to New Ulm. Sew
| eral hundred people are expected 20 ar
| rive by train and there is no telling how
many will come in from the country.
Should the weather be good all will be
given royal treatment.
Mrs. Freeman Moor, the wife of far
| mer living near Echo, showed signs of
insanity last week and was brought to
this city, where her parents reside, in the
hope that she might recover. She and
her husband have had more or less
trouble of late, and since the murder of
Mrs. OFT by Mr.. OFT, the women has
been breaking down.
About seventy delegates were in at
tendance upon the Epworth League and
Sunday school convention at the Metho-
dist church in this city last Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday. These came
from all the surrounding towns and also
from Faribault, Owatonna and LIE Sueur.
During the day, the sessions we're devot-
ed to the transaction of routine business
| and the discussion of Sunday school top
les and matters tending towards the well
fare of the League. The evening ses-
| sions, which were always largely attend
ed, were given over to lectures, that. on
Thursday evening by Prof. Hertzler
| proving especially able and interesting.
The officers elected for the ensuing year
were: President, Rev., Koerner; secre-
tary, G. N. Lehnert; treasurer, Rev. Mel
| erbachtel. LIE Sueur secured the con-
vention for 1899, notwithstanding Owa-
tonna, Sleepy Eye and other towns were
in the field. J.
| The dates for the state Christian En-
deavor convention, which is TO be held
in New Ulm next fall, have been def
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