New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-06-21
New Ulm
and Vicinity.

A baby girl was born TO MI. ana Mrs.
j. Koehler last Friday.
R. L. Roe of Springfield was New
Ulm visitor last Friday.
Chas. Stuebe Jr. transacted business
in the cities last Thursday.
Mrs. Mark Dyer arrived Friday and
will remain through the summer.
Albert Melges of Rush Medical Col
lege, Chicago, is here to spend his vaca-
ton. ..".
Miss Emile Baarsch, accompanied by
Atty. A. L. Young of Gibbon, were
guests of the formers parents here last
Sunday. - .,.ea
FL. Schrader was visiting with his
brother-in-law, G. E. Schmidt of Tracy
last week.
Mrs. G. Dunkel attended the wedding
of two of her sisters at Henderson last
Thursday.
Peter Arbes left for Claiemont, MIMI,
where he will assist his brother in his
drugstore.
Jacob Guth celebrated the thirtieth
anniversary of his arrival in New Ulm
last Thursday.
Messrs. Carl Forster and Theodore
Mueller we're transacting business in Glib
bon last Thursday.
Fritz Mueller arrived here from Fari-
bault and will leave for California end
of this week.
Matthew Bertrand and Miss Anna Nc.
Gowan, both of Town Home we're mar
ried yesterday.
And. j. Eckstein went to St. Paul
Friday to attend to some important
business matters.
Henry Dittbenner of Morgan and Miss
Emma Mike of this city were married
last Wednesday.
Capt. LIE lIay of the now defunct 18th
Minnesota secured position with the
N. & St. L. road.
Rev. q. Koch of Redwood Falls at
tended the meetings of the Lutheran
Synod If Minnesota.
OHilger Manderfeld of Notre Dame
College returned home Friday evening
to spend his vacation.
OChas. McTague, charged with drunk
enness, was sent to Jail for eight days
by Justice Henningsen.
Gottllb Stahl Of Eden and Miss Cath
crime Metz of this place were married
by Judge George last week.
A. S. Carmichael of LIE Sueur was in
New Ulm Friday transacting some
business pertaining to the M. W. A.
Marshall Klause hat nearly recovered
from his illness, and will be on duty
again at the beginning of next month.
Schnoberich s. Son and Chas. Stuebe
shipped several car loads of live hogs
and young cattle to St. Paul and Sioux
City.
Agnes the three months old child of
John Wenninger diedt Sunday morning
of spasms and was buried in West New
ton Monday.
H. O. Schleuder and ]. J. Ray of
Springfield were delegates to the state
convention of fremen held at Austin
last week.
Rev. Lentz of the Evangelical church
at CORTLAND has been transferred to St.
James. Rev. Waldhausen took his place
in CORTLAND.
Miss Mary Tawney, teacher in the
Congregational College at Huron, S. d.
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Beech
er last week.
II Mrs. n. Anderson and Mrs. Edwin
Anderson came down from Lamberton
last. week to receive medical treat
ment at the hospital.
The cyclone of last week has taught
one lesson not soon to be forgotten. Sew
eral parties took tornado insurance poll
cies with the Pfaender agency.
The pupils of the Sunday school of
the Turnverein had an outing at Hunters
Rest last Saturday. The little ones were
we'll taken care off and had a good time.
John W. Jaeger of the Sleepy Eye
Lutheran parochial school was New
Ulm visitor the latter part of last week
and attended the meetings of the Luther