New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-20
New lJInn
and Vicinity.

DR.. ID. N. Jones of Gaylord spent
sunday in this city.
Peter Stenger Of Mankato spent Sum
day in this city visiting friends.
Oscar Dingler came up from Mankato
and spent Sunday with relatives here.
w. G. HauRrich went to Des Moines,
Iowa, Monday morning for short visit.
Mrs. A. g. Anderson of Springfield
was visiting friends in this city last
week.
Mrs. William Mueller of Springfield,
attended the graduating exercises last
Thursday evening.
Joseph W. sperl of Albin, and Mar
garita Selfert of Sigel, were married by
Rev. sandmeyer in this city yesterday.
James Burns and Katie A. Chapman,
both of Mankato, were married by Judge
Henningsen on Tuesday afternoon Of
last week..
Miss Grace Condell from the North
ern Conservatory of Music, Minneapolis
Is here to succeed Miss Loeffler. She
comes highly recommended by the Con-
servatory and also by Miss Loeffler..
William McHale, formerly day opera
| tor at the Northwestern station in this
city out now located at Tracy, was here
Sunday looking hale and hearty, if we
may be- excused such an atrocious pun.
G. D. Spear, auditor for the Western
Railway Weighing Association, is in this
city engaged in checking up the corpor-
atoms which are members of the associa-
ton. 1t will require. fully week to
finish the job.
The State Medical Society begins its
annual meeting at Duluth Thursday
and will be in session three days. DR..
O. G. Stricken, of this city will attend
and will read a paper on "Dislocatjons
of the Shoulder"
Mrs. Adam Lienhardt, of Minneapolis,
who has been visiting in this city for
the past two weeks, returned to her
home yesterday. She was accompanied
by Miss Florence Hirsch, who will visit
in the cities for few weeks.
That what is worth doing at all is
worth doing we'll is evidently the motto
of the G. u N. W., judging from the
way in which the new coal shed is being
constructed. The heavy timber work is
now about done but it will require fully
80 days yet to put the plant in shape for
use.
Of the teachers in the public schools
who will 60 elsewhere for their summer
vacation Miss Garfield will go to her
home at Brownton, Miss Kohler to
Waconia and Miss Poetz to Shakopee.
Miss frankie is at present visiting with
friends at Springfield and Prot. Grussen-
dorf will 60 to Lake City with Co. A.
The news received last week of the
wounding of Capt. Steinhauser in Skin
mish with the Filipinos near Daet on
May Goth, has been followed by the ad-
ditional information that while his
wounds are serious they are not ncces-
sarily fatal and he will doubtless recov-
er, all of which will be received with
pleasure by his MANY friends here.
Saturday afternoon the seven year old
boy of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Hogan, who
reside in that particular part of the city
known as goose town, wandered away
from home and when found late in the
evening had in some manner got as far
away as Swan Lake, about eight miles
from this city. His parents are to be
congratulated upon his safe recovery.
It is expected, in fact is probably def
nitely settled that the c. & N. W. will
open its new Mankato line July 1st, af-
ter which date the passenger traffic over
the old St. Peter line will be handled by
a "scoot'' running from this city to Ka-
sofa, making two round trips day.. All
way freights will also be run over the
old line, for the reason that the new line
will have no stations between here and
Mankato which will make way freights
necessity at present, and the through
freight will be handled over the new
line, it is understood. These arrange
ments will bring one or two more train
crews here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Aufderheide, old
and highly respected residents of this
city, mourn the death of their eldest
son, William, who died Monday after