New Ulm review., 1899-05-24
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Ochs returned to
their Faribault home last Thursday.

the funeral of Mrs. Fischer last Friday.
S. R. Arthur, general agent of the
North Western Life ms. Co. of Minnea-
polls was attending to business here last
week.
Mrs. Anton Ouren of Linden who for
several weeks has been under medical
treatment in Rochester is we'll again and
at home.
Miss Katie Kruger, who has been
working at dressmaking in Morgan for
over one year returned to her New Ulm
hemS last week.
Frank Kosek OF West Newton and
Miss Annie Ries of Lafayette will be
married June 9th.
Geo. Schmidt sold his property on
German and 2nd street S. to DR.. L. A.
Fritsche for consideration of $4,35O.
Members are requested to attend the
annual meeting of the Stark Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. at Sleepy
Eye June 5th 1899 at 1 p. m.
Chas. Heers, who spent the winter in
the pineries in Superior returned to New
Ulm Wednesday and is now with his
brother William in Cottonwood.
Frank Packer was arrested Friday af-
ternoon for driving through funeral
procession and fined the costs by Justice
Jacobs. In this case the punishment
did not fit the crime. ..,
Mrs Lena McCulley of Ottowa, Ills, at
tended the convention of Royal Neigh
bors at st. Paul and on her return home
stopped over for three days the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Skinner.
The fire department of Fairfax elected
the following officers: Chief, V. Drex-
ler; assistant chief, Peter Ness secretary,
j. J. Newton; treasurer, J. G. Fullerton.
A new hook and ladder company will be
organized.
B. F. johnson the contractor has rent
ed the Hummel residence on German
street, heretofore occupied by H.J.Well-
come. The latter has moved into the
Bingham building near the Congrega-
tional church.
Martin Schluck of Morgan was a New
Ulm visitor the forepart of last week,
and on his return home he was accom-
panied by Miss Barbara Willinger of
this city who IS now visiting with the
Schluck family
Fred Mueller, a New Ulm boy, who
has been travelling for St. Paul firm
lately came to New Ulm Wednesday re-
here two days. He left for New
York Friday, where he will embark in
business for himself.
Thursday, June 18th, the graduating
class of the New Ulm high school will
hold their commencement exercises.
G. H. Cooper, president of the Mankato
Normal School will deliver the address.
There are eleven graduates.
Rev. Rocker of Springfield held SER
vices at the Walnut Grove Lutheran
church last Sunday. This duty was gen.
orally performed by New Ulm profess
sor, who took Rev. Rockers place
while the latter was holding services
elsewhere.
Eight delegates from the Turner soci-
eties of the Twin Cities were here Satur-
day to solicit participation in the festi-
val of the Minnesota Turner District to
take place June 25th at Lake Park. The
local society promised to attend in body
if possible.
The curfew ordinance IS in full oper-
alton in GAINESVILLE. The results, if there
be any, will manifest themselves in short
time, and this will decide the fate of the
ordinance. The New Ulm girls and
boys are good, curfew ordinance would
be superfuous here.
The county auditor OF Lyon county
has paid out over SITS since the first of
the year for wolf bounty. The total
number of wolves captured by different
parties is 245 all being cubs but eight.
A few years, at the same rate of slaugh-
ter, ought to rid the county of the pests.
Franz Weber died at Lafayette Tues
day and was buried in the Catholic GEM
etery of St. George Friday morning. He
an age of seventy-six years and
located in Lafayette thirty-three years
ago, shortly after his arrival in this
c ountry. He leaves two sons and one
daughter. ....
r., Il,