New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-05

Eye we're visiting New UIm relatives
last week.
Kurt Stege-ef Swan Lake reports that
i valuable horse was stolen from his
pasture last week.
James Schneider, the instructor at Tur-
ner Hall, will attend the meeting Of in
structors to be held in Cleveland, @.
Mr.. and Mrs. los. Flor attended the
wedding of their son Joseph and Miss r.
#Heiden at Buffalo Lake last Wednesday
Rev. Rlnke went to Swan Lake Thurs
day to prepare a class of children for
the first communion. The ceremony
took place Sunday.
& Mrs. Carers and son returned from In
dianapolis, Ind, where they were locat-
ed since January. The Indiana climate
did not agree with them.
Geo. D1etz reports the. theft of = lot
IL eOO1S Which 2" Gle lclts aOu Wy III.
Schroer's place last. Monday. No clue
to the thieves has been found up to now.
Prof. Carl sUlrich of the Mankato
Normal School, we'll known in this city,
was married en- June Gath to Miss Daisy
Manning, niece Of Prof. Cox, of the
Normal. &.
Miss Emma Schornipg has returned
from prospecting tour to st. James.
She and her sister Frida will soon locate
in st. James where they intend establish
ing a millinery store.
D. A. Grussendorf, Miss frankie and
Miss Ida Koch left for Los Angeles, Cal,
Monday, where they will attend the
convention of the National Educational
Association in August.
81. A. Schleuder has thrown up his
position at the waterworks station, where
he has been employed as fireman, and is
now working on the iron super structure
Of the M. s. St. L. bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scherer went to Ovation
ma last Tuesday and attended the gradu,
alton of their son Carl from the Pills
bury Acadamy. Carl returned with his
parents Thursday evening.
Miss Clara Albrecht, who had beer
visiting with her grandfather, Col. VIM
Pfaender, had to shorten her visit ant
return to St. Paul, called away by the
illness of several members of the family
Postmaster Weddendorf received no
tice from the department at Washington
that his salary would be hereafter s. 1900
per annum, an increase of 500 owins
to an increase - the receipts Of the 10
! cal postofice. -.. =
Miss Dora Bolstad died of lung trou
BILE last Wednesday, aged sixteen. Flu
neral services, Rev. johnson officiating
were held in the Congregational churcl
Friday afternoon and interment tool
place in the city cemetery.
The grand officers O. d. II. S. and tn,
| monument committee decided to arrang
for general festival of the order on Ju
ly 30th. The further particulars will b
decided upon at a meeting to be held b,
a committee of New Ulmites.
G.. A. Ottomeyer left yesterday 70
Detroit, Michigan, where he Viii attene
the convention Of the National Chris
tian Endeavor Association. From De
troit he will go to Illinois, visiting rela
tives and expects to be gone about two
weeks. s..
DR.. D. A. Britt and wife of Mime.
apleis, were visiting here for few days
During the Indian outbreak DR.. Britts
came to the assistance of New Ulm to
getler with the mouAted rangers Of
Dodge county, and this is his first visit
since that time.
Peter Herian attended meeting oil
the directors of the state association OF
saloon-keepers held in Minneapolis last
week. The association meets at ST. CLOUD
August 25th and 26th and the New Ulm
saloonists will attempt to bring the next
convention to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. :, F. H. Behnke decided
to avoid the noise, the booming of can.
non and big fire crackers, etc, So
closely connected with 4th July cele.
.bration, and therefore went to St. Peter
They surmised correctly that the inhab-
itants of that village would celebrate IN
New Ulm.
The condition of Mrs. Hodges, wife q
the publisher Of the Sleepy Epeg Herald,