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

Mrk. 81. q. Canfield OF winthrop, was
yinting il this city Sunday
Mn Werner Boesch returned home
Friday from visit to the twin cities.
The birthday Of Nm. William Rnemke
was celebrated BY her friends last We'd
nesday evening.
Misses Weschcke, Zieher and Nellie
are at Springfield this week attending
the teachers institute.
Several Of the teachers 10 the public
schools are this week attending the
teachers institute = Springfield.
Mrs. j. Newsalt of Owatonna, arrived
in this city Monday evening 70 spend .
few days with her daughter, Miss Grace.
a. G. Meese, one of the leading mer-
chants Of aanska, was doing business
in this city Tuesday. The Review
acknowledges friendly call.
William E. Armstrong and Miss Alma
Ellandson, two well-known young
people of the town of Albin, were mar
RED by Judge George Monday. The
Review extends congratulations.
/, The New Ulm Turnyerein has decided
to. put IN q wine and ice cellar at the
rear of the present bar room, in addition
to the building now being done. This
additional Improvement will cost about
$4O0 extra. = ~ = =
A series of tent gospel meetings will
inaugurated here Thursday evening by
Rev. Reed and they will be continued
for at least week. The tent will be
located on the vacant ground north of
German park.
Martin Erickson, the genial manipu-
lator of mails at Hanska, was here yes
terday as witness before the grand
jury in the celebrated Hanska liquor
case. He found time, however, for a
short call at this Office, for which,
thanks. -
Old Turner Hall certainly looks like
thirty cents at the present time, the en-
tire structure having peen torn down to
the basement. Work on the new build
ing will be commenced as soon as the
rubbish can be removed from the ground
which will be sorne time next week.
A lawn social will be given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bingham
Thursday evening for the benefit Of the
Congregational church. Strawberries
and cream, ice cream and cake and
various other good things will be sup
Piled and all are cordially invited to be
present.
Miss Carrie Holbrook, of St. Paul,
formerly state secretary of the Y. P. S.
c.. E., of the Congregational church,
spent the fore part of the week in this
city the guest of Mrs. H. L. Beecher.
A reception was given Miss Holbrook
at the home of Mrs, Beecher Monday
afternoon.
Judge Weber opened the June term
of the district court in this city yester-
day morning by impanelling the grand
jury and getting them IN shape for bust
ness. The petit jury will not convene
until today and very little beyond the
call of the calendar will be accomplished.
Among the attorneys from abroad who
are in attendance we note: G. r. DAVIS,
St. Peter; somerville s. Olson, Sleepy
Eye; county attorney George T. Olsen,
Springfield; Ed. H. Huebner, Winthrop;
M. E. Mathews, Marshall; W. A. Funk,
Mankato.
Commencement exercises at the DR..
Martin Luther college were held Mon
day evening and were largely attended
by the friends of that institution. The
exercises, which were entirely in Ger
man, were very impressive and the
students graduating acquitted them
selves nobly. The college has had
very prosperous year and has brilliant
prospects for the future. It is matter
of no little pride to our citizens that we
should have so valuable and important
an educational institution located here.
The graduating class is as follows:
Louis Broker, Henry Klug, Hugo
Krieg, Allen Steffen, Hugo Wachholz,
Bernhard Hagedorn, William Krause,
Reinhold Kutz and Otto Volkert. =
J.. Theodore Richartz, the father of COUP
ty commissioner Anton Richartz, died
at the home of Peter Schmitz in Milford
Friday at the advanced age of 80 years.