New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-05-23
An elaborate gFmnastic exhibition


An elaborate gymnastic exhibition
Twill be given at Turner hall Sunday
Ierening, June 8. for the JsDs6t % tlsl
class which goes to the National Turn
fest at Philadelphia next month.
Mn Emma Goettsche and son Alfred.
of Sleepy Eye, Visited with relatives and
friends IN this city last week prior To-
their departure for three months trip
to Spokane and Pacific coast points.
Miss Katharine Kohler, seventh grade
Teacher in the public schools who was
loperated upon for appendicitis last week,
Is improving nicely and gives promise
Of speedy and complete recovery.
What seems almost an epidemic of
whooping cough is prevalent in the
south end of this city, 28 cases Of alb
sence from the south primary school on
this account being reported last week.
Mn. Minnie Crickmore, who is SUPP
plying the place Of Miss Kohler as teach
er in the seventh grade, vert to Sleepy
Eye and Golden Gate Friday evening to
spend Sunday with relatives and friends.
The John Hauenstein Brewing Com
pany is enjoying . very satisfactory m
crease in business this season and will
very likely be compelled to- run both
day and night shifts to keep up with its
orders.
| The Children's Day exercises at the
congregational church Sunday evening
was one Of the most pleasant of the
many entertainments given by the young
people of this church. A large audience
was present. - - .sSz
| The c.. 8 N. w. since the commence
ment of the work of surfaclng on the
Mankato cutoff has had seven complete
train crews making this place their
headquarters, quite an item to some of
the boarding house keepers at least.
/ F. A. Cassidy, of the Journal, was
called to- the home of his parents at
Hull, Iowa, Thursday evening of last
week by a telegram announcing the
death of lis mother. Mr.. Cassidy's many
warm friends in this city sympathize
with him in bis bereavement.
Mrs. B. F. Webber went to Minneapo-,
lis Saturday morning where she will re-
main for period of three weeks visiting
friends and to be present at the CON-
mencement exercises at the university to
witness the graduation of her son Frank,
who has been taking the law course.
The Ladies turning class of the Turn
Yerein picnlced at Essig Sunday. The
party was made up as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Haeberle, Mesdames Fl. Helmer-
dinger, Emma Steinhauser, NJ. Hose, L.
G.. Bell, Misses Bogen, Rudolph and
Helm, and instructor James Schneider,
Robert j., the sixteen year old sou of
W. Scott Smith, proprietor of the Hotel
Grand, was taken suddenly i'll with ap-
pendicitls Friday morning and was op-
Grated upon by Drs.Strickler and Weiser.
At the present writing he is reported to
be getting along as we'll as could be ex-
pected.
A game of base ball between two
teams of stats" from this city and Sleepy
Eye is being arranged for the near fut-
ure. The game, if arrangements are
perfected, will be played on Saturday
afternoon and the teams will be made
up of well-known business men who
can play bail.
Eighteen table knives and butter
knife were unearthed at depth of eight
feet by workmen engaged in excavat-
ing the basement of the high school
building. Whether they were buried
there during the Indian outbreak or if
pre- historic man used to cut his butter
with knife is yet matter Of mystery.
The animal meeting of the Stark
| Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance compa-
ny will be held at Sleepy Eye, Monday,
June 4th. Besides the election of Off
GERS action will be- taken upon petition
from residents of the town of Delton,
Cottonwood county, to be annexed to
the territory already covered by the COM
pany. "
Miss Anna L. Peterson of st Peter,
was in this city Monday and has ar
ranged for the opening of a class in in
strumental music, the exact date of
which will be announced later. Miss
Peterson is a composer OF some note and