New Ulm review., 1900-07-11

The young men Of the Congregations
church are planning for social to b
held in about week. Full particular,
wifi be given later. =.
Miss Alma Dunkel, saleslady in g. A
Ottomeyer's dry goods store, is enjoying
hel ten day vacation with friends in this
lefty and elsewhere.
! Mrs. g. Eder has opened private
boarding house in tie Mrs. Hess resi-
dence on Minnesota street between 3rd
and 4th North streets. =z
i Frank Tanke of Lafayette was brought
to St. Alexander's hospital yesterday
morning to receive treatment for Sc
we're attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. William Gieseke and daughter,
Mrs. F. w. Thompson, of Sleepy Eye,
were visiting in this city Monday the
guests of Mrs. Carl Schmidt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Pfefferle and
Miss Hertha Weschcke left this morning
for weeks visit to Redwood Falls,
Tracy and other western points.
Prof. E. T. Critchett and Master
Francie went to Minneapolis Thursday
morning where they will spend couple
of weeks with relatives and friends.
Miss Louise Birkenbusch of Cincin-
natl, and Mrs. Henry Fulst, of Chicago,
are spendinga few weeks in this city
the guest of Mrs. Charles Hauanstein.
A small child of Ir. and Mrs. Theo.
F. Scheiderlch, was run over by team
on Minnesota street on the Fourth. Its
injuries, however, were fortunately slight.
According to the Sanborn Sentinel
that village is entirely free from debt
and properly supplied with fire protec-
ton and other necessaries. A good rec
ord.
Miss Mabel George, who has been Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D.
Peterson for the past two weeks, will
return Thursday to her home at Sioux
City. Iowa.
The K. Of. P. lodge Monday evening
elected Otto Baarsch as delegate to the
grand lodge which meets in Minneapolis
in September. G. A. Ottomeyer was
elected alternate.
Miss Marie Rummings, VINO had been
spending several weeks in this city the
guest of her sister Mrs. F. H. Behnke
returned to her home at st. Peter the
latter part of the week.
Herman Smith, of Minneapolis, who
wrestled Jack Curran here during the
the liquor dealers convention, has taken
up his residence in this city and, We are
informed, will teach physical culture.
Walter Little of Marshall, brother of
W. G.. Little of this city, who has been
visiting here the past week left yester-
day morning for short visit to the
twin cities previous to his return home.
The Woman's Literary Club of this
city will entertain the Current News
Club of Sleepy Eye, by picnic at the
Fish Pond today. It is expected that the
party Of visitors will number about
twenty.
The following was the score of the
bowling club last Wednesday evening,
H. Behnke 191, F. Burg 172. A. J. Mey.
er 100, John Toberer 157, A. Peters 15O
Ben. Yenzer 145, a. F. Strickler 145,
L. J. Buenger 1856.
The G. & N. W. excursion to Waseca
Sunday was we'll patronized from all
points along the line, from so to rs reo-
pie going from this city. The run was
made without event and the return made
| III Ilo CFCu1u3 OH oCuCuulC t1uC.
We are requested to state that III the
case IN which Poundmaster Clements
was sued for damages for the alleged
unlawful impounding of some COWS
judgment was rendered in favor of the
defendent Clements, exonerating him
from the charge.
The fire department is making ar
rangements for the holding of its annual
picnic at Hermann's Heights early ir
August. An excellent program of sports
IS being arranged and the coming picnic
will be the largest and best ever giver
by the department.
The marriage of Prof. A. Ackermann
of this city and Miss Dora Won Nordeck
of St. Paul is announced to take place ir
In TIL cLls