New Ulm review., 1899-06-14
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Il. 1899 WHOLE NUMBER Ills.
VIM. Mueller ofspringfeld transacted
BUSINESS in New Ulm Monday.


Marshal Klause is steadily improving
and will be on duty again end of the
month.
w. H. Mueller Of St. Peter was trans
acting business in New Ulm the forepart
of last week.
Children's Day will be observed at
the Congregational church Sunday June
18th at 1890 a. m.
Frank Kosek and Miss Annie Ries
were married in the Catholic church of
st. George last week.
Norman Lind, son of the governor,
is New Ulm visitor. He intends to re-
main here about one week and will then
make trip to the west.
The choir OF st. Paul's Lutheran
church, New Ulm, Prof. REIN leader,
took first prize at the singing contest of
cholrs which took place at Mankato last
Sunday.
The ST. Joseph's Verein met Sunday
afternoon and decided to have 4th of
July celebration at the park in the rear
of the Catholic church. The festival is
a creditable undertaking and should be
initiated. - -.
The Ladies of the Current News Club
gave an ice cream social and luncheon
at the Sommer building. AS the net pro-
ceeds were to be dedicated to the Library
fund, the patronage was very liberal
one.
Frank Jones and Louis Borge, arrest
ed oy night police Tauer Monday night
on charge OF dlsorderly conduct were
fined by Judge Jacobs $40 and cost
each vicegeight days Jail. They chose
the latter and will be kept on bread and
water diet four days out of the eight.
Justice Jacobs leaves today for St.
Paul as delegate from the local branch
I. o. O. F. to the convention of the State
Grand Lodge. Gottlieb Hoehne accom-
panies him, and both will attend the
laying of the corner stone to the Old
Peoples and Orphans Home of the or
der at Northteld next Friday.
1t. J. P. Graft returned from Austin
Saturday, where he passed his practical
examination. He is full-fedged lieu
tenant now and will wear the shoulder
straps in camp. Go A, 2nd regiment NJ.
N. G. will leave here Thursday, June
22nd for the encampment at Lake City.
The regimental band, fully uniformed,
will accompany the boys.
A number of New Ulm sports had ar
ranged for news regarding the Fitzsim-
mons Jeffries fight and the news came to
Stengels headquarters almost instau-
taneously after the end of each round.
FitZsimmons the invincible was knocked
out in the eleventh round and Jeffries is
the champion heavy weight fighter of
the world until he will he slugged by a
more powerful man.
+ Prof Gregg of the public school will
spend his vacation at St. Paul, Misses
Marie K. Burmeister, Pearl NJ. Staley
and Cora E. Budde at Mankato and Min
neapols, Miss Nellie Drew at Mortified,
Miss Hertha Weschcke will attend the
summer school at the State University.
Prof. Carlton will remain here during
the summer and move to Delanc in Sep
tember, where he has accepted similar
position to the one he held here
Clara Palmer, of Redwood Falls,
through her attorney, E. E. Harriott, has
commenced an action tor divorce from
Paul T. Palmer, alleging cruel and in
human treatment as ground for the ac-
ton, and also asking Judge Webber to
grant her writ restraining Palmer from
disposing Of any of his property pending
the trial of the divorce Mrs. Palmer is
now 81 years old and Paul is 10 years
her senior. They were married in Bea-
yer Falls, Renville county, on Aug. 26,
1880 and have five children ranging ia
age from thirteen to eighteen years.
Charles Fink died last Sunday night
from the effects of injuries sustained a
week ago. At that time, while working
about the bain of the Konsbruck hotel
he was kicked in the face by horse. It
was feared that the injury was of seri.
Gus nature, but as he recovered some
what from the effects of the injury, it
was felt that no evil result would fol-
low. On Sunday morning, however, he
was taken sudneAly worse and he began