New Ulm review., 1899-06-07


Ulm visitor last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Darwin of Porter
were New Clm visitors last week.
Chas. Stuebe shipped car load of
cattle and one of po-kers to St. Paul.
Miss Maggie Gamble of Springfield
took part in the recital given by MissHig-
gins.
VIM. Brust has accepted the position
of book keeper with the Empire Roller
Mill Co.
Miss Emma Pennlng of town Home IS
visiting with her sister Mrs. Fr. Schno-
berich.
Emil Heinen of the State University
came home Saturday for the summer va
cation.
John Torgrimson was in Madelia last
week visiting friends and transacting g
business.
Mrs. John Hammerchmidt of Morgan
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Klink-
hammer.
Miss Sophia Schweer visited with Mrs.
Louis Schmoll of Gaylord the forepart
of last week.
Emil Traeger of st. Paul was trans
acting business with his New Ulm Gus
toners last week.
Hecker Post 4S G.. A. R. will today
in a body attend the G. A. r. encamp-
ment at Sleepy Eye.
Paul Wiedemann and Miss Rike Ga
reis, both of Milford, will be married in
the Lutheran church tomorrow.
Adolph Schllling, twelve year old
boy of Lafayette, sustained fracture of
the left arm by fall last week.
H. Rudolph has. decided to retire
from business and will now sell out his
entire stock of boots and shoes.
John Pechtel of Lamberton attended
Decoration day services here and fingered
around town for some days after.
John Huelskamp of Lafayette is re-
ceiving congratulations on account of
the arrival of a strapping baby boy.
John Fenscke, employed at the Mic
ollet Clothing House in Minneapolis.
came home Saturday for short stay.
Mrs. w. J. Julius and Mrs. T. Weyhe
were visiting last week with their sister
Mrs. r. W. Cushing of Tracy. They re-
turned Monday.
The one month old child of Thomas
Forster, town Sigel, died Wednesday and
was buried in the New Ulm Catholic
cemetery Friday.
Captain Barrett, of LeSueur, has re.
turned from the army service and has
taken his old position as editor of the
LIE Sueur Sentinel.
Mrs. Louis Buenger celebrated the ff-
ty-tirst anniversary of her birth Thurs
day among a number of friends. The af-
fair was very enjoyable one.
Manager Day, Chief Engineer Clark
and General Freight Agent Hopkins OF
the M. & St. L, R. R. we're New Ulm
visitors for few days last week.
Marshal Hicks of Sleepy Eye was IN
town last Thursday en- route to Ovation
La. He had child in charge which he
took to the state school at that city.
Mrs. G. R. Schneider and children of
Fertile, Minn., arrived here last week
and will remain for some time the guest
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Popp.
At the meeting of the New Ulm Plate
Glass Insurance Co., the old trustees
were reelected. They are: AnG. J. Eek
stein, Ferd. Crone and VIM. Pfaender
Jr.
Harry Palmer. son of Jesse Palmer OF
Sleepy Eye, late member of the 7th U.
S. cavalry, doing service in Cuba, has re-
ceived his honorable discharge and is
now at home.
Crone Bros have planted 20 acres in
sugar beets on their farm near the city.
The success of the trial will be watched
closely by those taking interest in this
new industry.
Dretschko formerly of Henders
son was in town Thursday. He has
bought out M. Witte of Winthrop and
will take possession offhls new business
Immediately.
Miss Anna Lindemann plead guilty to