New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-08-16

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alism. He sold his paper, the Tracy
Trumpet, to jackson 8 Arson last week.
Mrs. Chas. K1oschel has returned to-
her Sanborn home after = few weeks Wis
it here with her mother Mrs. Hansing,
who went with Mrs. Kroschel for short
visit. 4
Willibald Eibner has been chosen del-
egate to the national convention Of e.
o. +. to be held in ST. Paul. Mr.. Eib-
ner represents the St. Joseph Verein Of
New Ulm-
The young people Of the Congrega-
tlonal church will serve ice cream in the
church parlors on Friday evening, Aug.
18th from 4 to 10 O'Clock. Everybody
invited. SIS
Mrs. J. H. siegel and sister Miss Lamb
of Madison, Wis, returned last week
from three weeks trip to Lake Wash
ington. Miss Lamb will remain here
for some time.
A large number Of people attended
the Summer Night Festival Sunday, ar
ranged by the ladies Of the Turner socl-.
ETY.. A very agreeable time was en-
joyed by everybody.
Chas. Helmes Of st. Paul arrived here
Friday and took his children with him
last Tuesday. The latter had been visit
ing with their grandmother, Mrs. Setter
Of the Dakota House.
Rev. Rocker of the German Lutheran
church Of Springfield left for Chicago
Monday, near where he accepted call
to pastorate.- The climate here is too
severe for Rev. Rocker. ..-.....
"Gopher Tent of Maccabees was init
lated at Springfield Thursday, number
of members of the order from other cit
les participating in the ceremonies and
the subsequent festivities.
Mrs. Marguerite Knlpple, well-known
to the older settlers here where she had
lived and was married some twenty years
ago, died at Gibbon last week. Inter-
ment took place in West Newton.
The new Zion Evangelical church at
Sleepy Eye was dedicated Sunday, Rev.
E. R. Plantlkow officiating. Bishop
Bowman preached sermons in German
morning) and English in the evening.
News was received here Monday that
Prof. J. G. Mohr of the college was mar
ried to Miss Langdon of Milwaukee,
Wis, at that city Sunday, The couple
is expected to arrive here in about a
a week.
Mrs. Eleanore Luedek, a former resi-
dent of New Ulm, but of late years OF
Chicago, returned to her home last Fri
day, after two months pleasant visit
with her friends Mr.. and Mrs. Alois
Palmer.
The general Lutheran synod for the
states of Minnesota, Wisconsin, the Dako.
tas and others in the west has concluded
its sessions at Columbus, Wis, Saturday.
Rev. Albrecht, Prof. Schaller and Messrs.
Retzlaff and Dongus of this city we're in
attendance.
The Minnesota Federation of Women .
Clubs will have headquarters on the State
Fair grounds during fair week, where
members of the federation will be taken
care of. Ladies from various clubs
throughout the state will be IN charge
of headquarters.
The new building next to Eckstein's
drug store is nearing completion and the
lower floor will be ready for occupancy
by September 1st, as stipulated in the
contract. Frank Burg Jr., who will oc-
cupy the ground floor as a frst-class bar
room is getting ready to remove to his
old stand.
Dan Wendtland, father in-law of Gust.
Krause of Milford, is now eighty-two
years old, but was pitching wheat on
Krause's land like a young man. When
through working he expressed his opin-
ion though that he would let younger
man do the work next year, while he in
tends to take life easy.
Attorney Hagberg is in receipt CT a
check amounting to $4,000 and one of
$50 as payment of the policy on the life
of VIM. Winkelmann. The checks are
payable to the heirs, namely Caroline
Wlrkelmann,. Hy. Winkelmann, and
Caroline Winkelmann as guardian of
Elsie and Willie Winkelmann, minors.