New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-06-21
Henry Lille was visiting Fairfax

Ulm visitor. last week.
Mrs. Pister is visiting with her son,
DR.. P6ster Of Winthrop.
John Albrecht of Fairfax was visiting
New Ulm friends last week.
Mrs. Minnie Patch and little son were
Springfield visitors last Tuesday.
J.B. Geiger Of Jordan is spending :
few weeks here with his son j. G.. Geiger.
Mrs. G.. Gieseke was visiting with J.
n. Doty's family at CORTLAND last week.
Messrs. K. E. Mo and Albert Ross of
Springfield were New Ulm visitors last
week.
Martin Hose and Fred Behnke trans
acted business in Winthrop part of last
week. -
John Reardon Sr. left for Franklin
Wednesday to remain there for several
weeks.
Mrs. John Berg and children have re-
turned to their Springfield home after a
two weeks pleasant visit with relatives.
Miss Annie Vogelpohl is visiting with
her sister Mrs. L. L. Palmer of Fairfax.
She intends to remain there for several
weeks.
VIM. Bierbaum was appointed Quar-.
acknowledgement of Co. A, 2nd regi-
ment N. G. S. M. by Capt. Buschers
yesterday.
Prof. Deem of CORTLAND is trying his
hand at railroading. He is employed
by the North Western on their Mankato-
New Ulm cutoff.
Nothing more pleasant than one of those
moonlight excursions on the vapor launch
Alcantara. Make trial trip.
C. NJ. Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Seifert and Mrs. Chas. Forater were WIS.,
iting part of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Forster of Springfield.
The institute of lawyers at Fairfax
convened to discuss the ''bllnd pig" in
dustry decided that there was no slsch
thing as sightless swine. Wise lawyers.
Mrs. Chas. Gamble and daughter, Miss
Maggie, of Springfield we're at st. Paul
last week, and stopped off at New Ulm
for short visit with friends on their re-
turn.
Rev. Firgau of the Unitarian church
lectured before a fair sized audience at
Turner Hall Sunday evening. Next Sun
day Mr.. Firgau will lecture IN DR.. Tut
ties church in Minneapolis.
Chas. Thiess, graduate from the DR..
Martin Luther college of this city and
now teacher at Bowdle, S. D., arrived
here last Tuesday and will spend few
weeks with his mother-in- law Mrs. Dietz.
Miss Elsie Muehlberg, who has had
charge of the art department of Miss
Bogen's at Springfield the past season,
left for her home at Carver MIMI, last
Wednesday, stopping off at New Ulm
for visit.
The camp meeting of the German M.
E. churches held in Chas. Albrecht's
grove at Eden from Thursday of last
week until Monday was we'll attended.
A number of New Ulmites drove out to
the meeting.
Albert Lea has gone "dry' this year
and in Tracy the saloon license has been
raised to $1,000. Albert Lea will prob
ably experience the same pleasures of
"blind pigging" and its consequences as
did Fairfax.
Joe Burke, the fireman hurt in the
railroad wreck here some time ago is
getting along hrst rate, and expects TO
resume work by Aug. 1st. The Railroad
Co. pays him handsome indemnity,
and Burke travels at ease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto ScheIl returned
from their Detroit visit last week. On
their return their train followed just in
the wake of the cyclone which devastat-
ed New Richmond, passing through that
district fifteen minutes later.
Rev. r. G.. Jones of Lake Benton was
a guest of Rev. II. W. johnson the ear
lier part of last week. Both gentlemen
went to Winthrop to attend the two
days conference Of Congregational
churches of the district.
The pastoral conference of the Mime
sofa and Dakota district of the Missouri
German Lutheran Synod meets at Wa
coma, Mimi, from June 10Th until 22d.