New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-06-28


Or. Z. A. Fritsche and family were
St. Paul visitors part OF last week.
Mrs. Sophia Diedrich, formerly of
New Ulm, died at Los Angeles, Gal.
The Mrs. NJ. Georgius and n. schroe-
der we're Nicollet visitors last Thursday.
Miss Mamie Gieseke is visiting with.
her friend Miss Ella Hintz at CORTLAND.
Mrs. Abbie Baumgardner of st. Paul
was visiting with Mrs. 6. F. Mowery
last week.
Mrs. Jacob Guth spent part of last
week with her daughter Mrs. Townsend
at CORTLAND.
Mrs. Christ Ruemke, now under medi-
cal treatment at st. Paul is reported
very much improved.
John Langmack has returned from.
Wisconsin where he has been employed
in a printing Office.
Al. Eckstein attended the meeting of
the State Pharmaceutical Association at
Lake Minnetonka Thursday.
G.. B. Liver OF Omaha was visiting
with ]. H. Vajen and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Setter few day of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Crone depart
ed for Chicago Wednesday, where they
intend to remain for about six weeks.
Rev. Eyrich of the Evangelical church
attended the conference of the Evangel-
zeal church the latter part of last week.
Fred Spaeth and wife and Mrs. Geo.
Huelskamp, all of Winthrop, were New
Ulm visitors the early part Of last week.
John Bartz aud Miss Gusta Nielsen re-
turned to their homes IN Nicollet after
weeks pleasant visit with New Ulm
friends. .#
Emma L. Georgins was taken sick in
Nicollet last week and was taken to her
New Ulm home, where she will remain
until we'll. -
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Ackerson of Elbow
Lake are visiting with Mrs. Ackerson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kiesling.
They will probably remain month.
Mrs. Blanchard was electedsa delegate
to the State Federation of Women 3
Clubs, which convenes at Dulth in Oc-
tober. Mrs. Hoadley was chosen alter
nate. -. 49,. ~
Miss Myrtle Donaldson of Dundas, Rice
county, who has been attending the Man
kato Normal school, was a guest Of her
cousin Mrs. W. A. Hubbard the earlier
part of the week.
Prof. E. T. Crjtchett and family left
for the Pacific coast Monday, to be alb
sent for about six weeks. Mr.. Critchett
will attend the convention of the Ma
tional Educational Association in Au-
gust. =
Acting Marshal Julius had John Nc
Donald, who was found in a helpless
condition at one of the depots last week
and had been cared for since at the hos
pital, sent to his home in Minneapolis
Friday. ... .~..
VIM. James of Sigel was appointed
right-of-way commissioner in place of
Schulz of Stark, who failed to put in an
appearance after being appointed. The
commissioners are now at work in Cot.
tonwood. III .
The Misses Hertha and Erna Weschcke
attended Bishop Whipple's lecture at
Sleepy Eye Thursday night and were
the guests of Mrs. H. G. Hays. The young
ladies thence went to Springfield and re-
turned yesterday.
Joseph Holman aD inmate of the
St. Peter asylum escaped from that in
stitution month ago and was captured
near Fort Ridgely last week. On his re.
turn to the asylum in charge of an officer
he was lodged in New Ulm's jail for one
night.
Paul Vuss has sold his Broadway home
for 1850 to Hy. Hamann, and will re-
move to Echo where he has purchased
flour mill. It is said that Schmidt &
Koch of the Young America mill have
an interest in the Echo establishment,
which will be under the supervision of
Voss. The Echo establishment has ca
paclty of 100 bbls. of -four per day.
The Current New Club met with Mrs.
Olsen Tuesday June Goth. This ends the
meetings of this season, and the club
will meet again October Sd with Mrs.