New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-06-21
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Review.
Do not fail to take your best girl out on
q short excursion trip on the yapor launch
Alcantara. Every evening at o'clock.
The automatic door catch for screen
doors the most practical in use. Sold at
25c. by John B. Amann, agent for Brown
county.
Mrs. Mark Diper returned on the 18th
inst. from an extended tour of South
America and will spend the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Skinner,
South German st.
Major Alb. Steinhauser who is asst
right of way agent for the M. s. St. L.
line returned Sunday, as he is the attor-
ney in several cases coming up during
this term of district court.
G. A. Ottomeyer and Mrs. G. F. Now
cry attended the Congregational meet
ing at Winthrop last week. On their re-
turn to New Ulm they were accompa-
MED by a large number of delegates
from other cities, who enjoyed their hos
pitality for few hours.
Messrs. Engel, Pfaender and Koch del
egates from our fire department to the
tiremen's convention held at Austin last
week, returned Thursday evening. Their
endeavor to secure the next convention
for New Ulm was fruitless and the chanc-
es are that we will not have that conven-
ton until 1908.
About 5000 NJ. w. A. attended the
picnic of the Older at Mankato Tuesday
OF last week. The New Clm contingent
was small owing to the threatening
weather, about thirty members making
the trip. Under favorable conditions
the attendance at Mankato would have
been 10000 to $4,000.
The college was closed for this season
Ion last Wednesday, but several of the
students, had to remain here owing to
the delay in railroad transportation,
caused by the recent rain and thunder
storms. The last ones to leave were
Messrs. Kelpe and Steffen, and they left
Monday morning.
Co. A 2nd regiment N. G. S. NJ. will
leave for the encampment at Lake City
Thursday morning at o'clock, and will
be accompanied by the full uniformed
regimental band. The encampment viii
last ten days, giving the new members
of our militia a slight taste of military
life in times of peace.
Victor S. Clarke, formerly teacher
in New Ulm's public schools, of late as
Observation-Disclosures of public 1nstruc-
ton in Porto Rico is now superinten-
dent, his predecessor having died a short
time ago. Rumor has it, that Mr.. Clarke
was engaged to be married to New
Ulm society belle, and now everyone is
wandering who that young lady might
be.
The game of base ball at the driving
park last Sunday, played between the
New Ulm and Golden Gate teams was
we'll patronized and ended IN victory
for the New Ulm team with a score of
10 to 9. On July 4th the New Ulm
team will play an exhibition game with
the Madelia nine at that place.
Following is the score by innings.
Golden Gate 022 OOO1 8
New Ulm 0 / O IL l1* 10
F. H. Retzlaff came up from New
Ulm Friday to look after.h1s business at
this place, He recently sold his bust
ness lot on Front Street to John Haas,
and purchased the corner lot, on the
same block. from Harry Hayes, and will
erect machine building 24x6O feet and
two stories high. Geo. Nigg purchased
| the residence that was on the lot from
Mr.. Retzlaff, and has moved it onto a
lot north of the park.-Lambertou Star.
The marriage of Louis Lawrence. the
! buttermaker at the SHUTDOWN and Will
low Lake Creamery, and Miss Mary
Meierding, occurred at the home of the
bride Thursday, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. Meierbachtol of Spring.
field. Among those who came down
from Shutdown to attend the wedding
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence, Misses