New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-13
The Local
News Of
the Week

the Week.
The children Of William Koch are VS.
iting at La Crosse.
Mrs. Alex Russell is paying visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harklns of st. Peter.
Peter Olsen of Golden has enlisted in
the 18th regiment at Camp Ramsey. )
Rev. Buzzell lectured at the Unitarian
church in Linden Sunday afternoon. 4
D. J. W. B. Welcome arrived in
Sleepy Eye from the west last Friday.
Judge Weber and Reporter Eckstein
left for Redwood Falls Monday evening.
Col. M1lham, a leading Pythian Knight,
was il the city Wednesday and Thurs
day. r. .=a-
CITY Recorder Brown of Mankato was
here several days of last week on BUSH
| ness.
William Eich, the young man who
was recently tried for murder, is now
in Mankato.
Ernst Wicherski and wife are enjoy.
ing the editorial excursion to Seattle
this week.
Prof. Kunze of this county is now at
Fergus Falls in charge of a summer
training school.
A number of the Odd Fellows of the
city enjoyed picnic with their brethren
of Lafayette on Sunday.
John Lind will get 500 more votes in
Nicollet county this year than he did
two years age st. Peter Herald.
Drs. Flower and Peterson came over
from Gibbon Wednesday to assist in a
surgical operation at the hospital.
P. R. McHale left for Iowa Saturday
to visit his old home. Before his return
he will take in the Omaha Exposition.
julius Krause has the city contract
for painting the river bridges and the
water tank. He does the work for 1910.
On Wednesday Michael Kuelbs and
Miss Cora Case were married by Justice
Jacobs. They will make their home in
Eden. d.
Ernest Weschcke has been assisting
his brother at Springfield since the
Fourth. He will remain there several
weeks.
Mrs. Albert Setter entertained a party
of friends Friday afternoon in honor o.
her sister, Mrs. Albert Metzger of In
dianapolis.
Last week Vogelpohl & Spaeth re-
ceived orders for four more pipe organs.
The majority of these will go to Wiscon-
sin churches.
Miss iced, the teacher of vocal music
who has been making her home in this
city for year past, left yesterday NOR
ming for St. Paul to remain. -.......,-.... -.
The Non-Partisan school caucus at I'm
ion Hall Saturday evening renominated
Prot. Adolph REIN and John Henle, the
| retiring members of the board.
A Globe special from Chickamauga
says of Trumpeter Book of the Twelfth !:
No regiment in the park has his super
ior in this branch Of the service.
The Twelfth regiments orders to be ready
to move have been rescirded. It does
MT look now as if they would ever leave
Camp Thomas, except to return home.
Chris. Ruemke has sold his interest in
the mercantile business of Ruemke s
Huevelmann to Henry Bastlan of Spring.
field and Louis Bushard of West Newton.
Edward G. Popp returned to Califor-
MIA by way of St. Paul last Saturday.
Thursday evening he was entertained at
the home of Otto Schell in the company
of large number Of friends.
The Commercial Union on Friday eve-
ming appropriated the sum OF $50 to aid
in making the preliminary arrangements
for the big Christian Endeaver conven-
ton to be held here in October.
Representatives of the various Brown
county congregations of which Rev.
Green is pastor had meeting on We'd
nesday for the purpose of dividing the
parish and securing an assistant minister.
| Prominent in the Santiago fight was
Ut. Col. Carroll, one Of the early resi-
dents Of this county. Carroll command.
ed a cavalry division and was unfortu-