New Ulm review., 1899-05-24
New Ulm
and Vicinity.

visiting here Saturday and Sunday.
And. J. Eckstein attended to business
in Mankato few days of last week.
Miss Louise Keller is visiting with the
family of J. G. Meyer in Winthrop.
A permanent street fair association has
been organized IN Sleepy Eye last week.
Miss Annie Velikanje of Minneapolis
is visiting New Ulm friends and rela-
tives.
Frank Goblirsh and Catharine Smasal
both of Lafayette, procured marriage
| license.
Ed. Gieseke has left for Mankato, to
accept position with the Lampert Lum-
Der co.
| Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Heimann ofSpring-
field we're New Ulm visitors Saturday
and Sunday.
| Henry Spoerhase left for Red Lake,
Mimi, Thursday, where he intends to
take claim.
August Schiffmann of Klossner station
is rejoicing over the arrival of bounc.
ing baby boy.
Jos. Gilley has nearly recovered from
his recent accident and is out on the
streets again.
| Robert Loheyde of this city will serve
on the Federal grand jury convening at
Winona June 9Th.
The family of Herm. Mielke of Town
Eden has been increased by the arrival
of brand new baby girl.
The residence of Mr.. Emerich, located
near the depot OF Sleepy Eye, was de-
stroyed by fire last Thursday.
Julius Gruenenfelder of Cottonwood
township became the happy parent of a
strapping boy last Tuesday.
The orphan child of Aug. Meier of
New Ulm was granted pension of $40
per month by the government.
Sheriff Matter was in Sleepy Eye last
week, looking up jurors and attending
to some other official business.
G. Weschcke and son Carl of Spring.
field were New Ulm visitors last week,
the guests of Mayor Weschcke.
Louis Ambrosch, the wellknown VIC.
linist, has located in Minneapolis where
he is giving lessons in music.
Rev. Albrecht made a short trip to
Willow Lake, stopping at Springfield
with Rev. Rocker for few days.
Register of Deeds Miller was visiting
his home in McCleary last week, and
had short stop over at Sleepy Eye.
The "blae book, Manual of the Min
nesota Legislature of 1899 arrived at
our desk. Thanks Mr.. Heimerdinger.
John P. Arbes of Hallock, Minn., ar
rived here Friday to visit with bis par
ents and other relatives for some time.
Chas. Stuebe returned from Pierre, S.
D. after an absence of two weeks and
brought car load of horses with him.
Surveyors of the Minneapolis g. St.
Louis R. R. have opened their head
quarters in the second floor OF the Schoch
building.
St. Johns Court G. O. F. will cele-
brate their second anniversary in the
park near the Catholic church on Sun
day June 25th.
Mrs. Jos. Penkert was agreeably sur
prised by number of lady friends last
Thursday. 1t was the 46tb anniversary
of Mrs. Penkert's birth.
Attorney Clague of Lamberton was in
New Ulm Monday on business pertain
ing to the right of way Of the new rail-
road through this county.
Messrs. A. F. Koch and Geo. Schmidt
of Young America and Herm. Schmidt
of the University of Minnesota were New
Ulm visitors over Sunday.
Mrs. Henriette Dirks, who has been
visiting in Springfield returned to this
city last week. She brought her little
grandson, Roy Meier ding, with her.
S. R. Macarthur, agent for the North
Western Life Insurance Co. of Minnea-
polls, paid $1,000 on policy held on the
life of Mrs. Leonard Giefer, deceased.
The Mandolin. and Guitar Club has
rented and also neatly furnished two
rooms in the Rudolph building, to be
used for practice and social gatherings.
Mrs. Wm. Wlnkelmann was taken to