New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-05-31
Miss Hollie Holmberg IS yiei4lngI
friends Id ST. Peter.

friends ID Sc. Peter.
=. r. Lankari Of Redwood Falls was
a New Ulm visitor last week.
Albert Baarsch was transacting busl-
ness in Gibbon few days Of last week.
Mrs. Herman Mueller and children
were visiting Springfield relatives last
week.
Matt Schneider Of Springfield has been
appointed street Commissioners, vice Aug.
Dubois resigned.
The Misses Olson and Peterson were
the guests of Miss Meta Kiesling Of Win
throp the forepart OF last week.
z Chas. g. Krook is now full fedged
lawyer, having passed his examination
at the law department of the State UNI
yersity.
1 Billy Meyer, the popular mixer of
fancy drinks, has quit his position in
Ca1lson's resort and intends to- embark
in business for himself, presumably in
Winthrop.
The Pisquah orchestra of Linden had
arranged for a ball in Ole Jorgenson's
place IN that village last Saturday. A
large crowd attended and everybody had
a good time. {.
VIM. Schmidt Of Belle PLANE. MINI,
a member of the fire department of that
city was here last Saturday, an interest
ed spectator at the practice of the local
department..
The county treasurer was kept awful
ly busy last week and Monday. Tax
payers wanted to evade the 10 per cent
additional tax imposed on-delinquents
after June, 1st.
The Current News Club met at the res
idence of Mrs. M. Mullen last Tuesday,
Subject-Literary Women. The Clubs
next meeting will be Tuesday, June 9th,
with Mrs. McHale.
Mesdames L.G.Vogel aud M. Schroeg-
ge spent. last week at st. Paul, the guests
of their sister Mrs. Hartmann. They
helped celebrating Mrs. Ha1tmann's
birthday anniversary.
N. A. Leary, overseer of bridges now
in course of construction in this section
of the railroad system started on amin
spection tour last Thursday, his first stop
over being in Nicollet.
S. A. McElhinny, formerly the local
agent for the American Express Co., and
of late in business at Little Rock, Ark,
has accepted a position with the Ameri-
can Express Coin Memphis, Tenn.
The Mankato Electric Street Railway
Lighting and Power company has asked
the county commissioners for a franchise
to bulld an electric street railway from
Mankato to St. Clair and Madison Lake.
Judge Searles of st. Cloud, Comman-
der of the G.. A. r. of the state, has APP
pointed John w. Kobe of Sleepy Eye as
one of his staff at the next national en-
at Philadelphia in September
next,
The school children of the Lutheran
and Catholic parochial schools went to
the various cemeteries yesterday morn
ing, and decorated the graves of soldiers
under the guidance of their respective
teachers.
A spirited team of horses belonging
to Chas. Stuebe broke away Saturday
morning and finally dropped into an ex-
cayation in front of Rudolph's new
structure. The team escaped serious
injury.
Gust Schroeder of New Avon, Red
wood county has sold his farm to Chas
Schulz of this county for $4,000 and
will hereafter reside in New Ulm. He
was here last week, looking for sulta-
BILE residence.
It is presumed that the jobbers OF La
Crosse, Wis, and other cities, arrang,
ing for an excursion to New Ulm ano
stopping by the wayslde once IN while
will find warm reception atathe hands
of New Ulm's business men.
The morning service last Sunday al
the German M. E.. church was memoir
ial service, in remembrance of the latt
DR.. VIM. Mast, of Cincinnati, tile founder
of German Methodism, who died May
Is, at the age Of 90 years. B
The brass band of Fairfax will give
free concerts every Saturday evening
throughout the summer season. Al