New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-13
New Ulm
and Vicinity.

]. ]. Rivkin made business trip TO
Minneapolis Friday.
Hans Mo Of Sleepy Eye was transact
ing business in this city Saturday.
Emil Buenger is spending some time
in Chicago taking course in embalm-
ing.
g. A. Hagberg returned Monday from
Minneapolis where he had been on legal
business.
Prof. andikMrs. E. T. Critchett enter
tanned the teachers of the public schools
Monday evening. =
Einar Hoidale and Judge Andrews
| have been engaged to deliver the ora
tions at Hanska July 4th. s5
.. The game of base ball announced for
last Sunday between New Ulm and Ar
lington did not materiallze.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Roos came down
from Minneapolis Monday evening to be
present at the closing exercises at Turn
er Hall. Is s.$s>5&'
VIM. Forester of Nicollet has leased
the Rudolph building now occupied by
Bach Bros, and will open shoe store
July !. q
R. III. Bach, of Owatonna, came up
Monday evening and is spending few
day in this city looking after his inter-
ests here. ++r
Bright boy ID to Is years of age who
would like to learn the printers trade
can secure steady employment by calling
at this office.
G. I. Johnson, the printers supply
man of St. Paul, came down Sunday and
spent the day in this city the guest of
Ernest Wicherski.
Progress lodge A. O. U. W. gave q
social and lunch to its members after
the close of its regular session last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs., Frank Fuller of Tracy, spent a
few days in this city the past week WIS.,
iting her husband who is employed on
the G. & N. W. work trains.
G. G. REIN was very pleasantly sur
prised Monday evening by Concordia
band and a large number of friends, the
occasion being his birthday.
N. Henningsen is busy these days
gathering statistical information regard
ing the factories and other industries of
this city for the census bureau.
New Ulm's delegation to the state
fremen's convention ut Winona left for
that city and will put in some hard ticks
to secure the convention for 1908 for
this city.
Mrs. J. c. Rothenburg came down
from Springfield Thursday of last week
and will spend several days in this city
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Doehne.
There will be appropriate closing ex-
erclses in all departments of the public
schools Friday afternoon and it is hoped
that the relatives and friends of the pu-
pills will be present.
George Pellel and Mrs. Lena Kumm,
both well-known residents of this city,
were married Friday by Justice Jacobs.
The groom is tender youth of 50 years
while the bride is but 67.
Otto Baarsch is taking vacation and
looking after his business interests at
Bird Island. During his absence his
position with the G.. & N. W. IS tempo
rarily supplied by William Schmidt.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Glitter, who
died Tuesday night of last week, were
buried in West Newton cemetary Fri
day forenoon. Deceased was SO years
of age and had lived in New Ulm about
year.
Commencing next Sunday Y. P. S. c..
E. services at the Congregational church
will commence at 7 p. m. and preaching
at 8 p. M, and these hours will be con-
tlnued during the remainder of the sum.
mer season.
Following is the score made by the
Columbia Bowling Club at it's Wednes-
day evening session: Joseph Gales, 1879;
w. G. Alvin, 147; A, J. Meyer, LAO; II.
Behnke, 172; A. Peters,116; John Tob-
erer, 1856; L. G. Vogel, ITO.
/ F. Heimerdinger of Golden Gate, was
caller at this Office Monday. He re-
ports the wheat crop in his section prac-
tically ruined, the recent rain not visit