New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-05-23
New Ulm
and vicinit y

William Brust was il Sleepy Eye Sat
urday.
County Attorney Olsen was in this
city last Thursday.
August Marschner Or Mankato, was
in this city Sunday.
Attorney Hoidale was doing business
in St. Peter Thursday.
Jacob Klossner made business trip
to the Dakotas last week. 4
DR.. g. F. Beaclller made profession
al trip to Sanborn Saturday.
DIR. A. F.'Strickler made professions
nal visit to Franklin last week. Il
Another case of scarlet fever is report-
led at the home of Tony Schmitt.
Mrs. Werner Boesch visited the Twin
Cities the latter part of last week.
Mrs. O. G. Stricken entertained the
Current News Club yesterday afternoon.
Capt. Burg, John G. Rudolph and VIM.
Koch made trip to Lafayette Wednes-
day. 3
Joe Bier and wife, of Sleepy Eye,
were visiting relatives in this city Mon
day. 49,. -.
0. W. Hagen Of Sleepy Eye, was do
Ing business in this City during the past
week. 1x ..>s
Joe Weber and wife were visiting with
the family of Henry Fortwengler last
week. d. .~ -.,.<
Peter Manderfeld made a business
tip to Minneapolis Wednesday of last
week.
Miss Ida Koehne of Sleepy Eye was
visiting friends in this city Thursday and
Friday.
Dr.J:W.B.Wellcome sr. of Sleepy Eye,
made professional visit to this CITY
Monday.
August Schroeder of Sleepy Eye, was
visiting friends in this city Thursday of
last week.
Adolph Wagner, of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday and Monday in this city visiting
relatives.
Co. A. will be inspected tonight.
Lieut.. Albert F. Pray of Minneapolis is
inspecting officer.
Miss Sophia Frank of Sleepy Eye was
visiting during the past week with the
family of E. G. Koch.
Edmund Shaw, editor of the Nassau
Interstate, was caller ut this office
Wednesday Of last week.
Miss Grace Newsalt, accompanied by
Elsie Koch, went to Owatonna Saturday
morning for few days visit.
g. Rachel went to Bigstone last week
for his summer vacation and will remain
in that vicinity until September.
Lee Reed of Lime Springs, iowa, FORM
erly resident of this city was renewing
old acquaintance here last week.
Rev. Geo. M. Eyrich, pastor of the
German Evangelical church in this city,
will hold services at Wabasso Sunday,
June 4.
Henry Pfeitfer, who is the publisher
Of newspapers at Avoca and Fulda, has
been spending the past few days with
his parents in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Rudolph will leave
Thursday via the Northwestern for New
York, going from there to the old coun-
try for an extended visit.
Henry Welcome, yardmaster in the
G. & N. W. yards, is spending few
days at Nankato during the short lay off
occasioned by his recent accident.
PIP. Quist of Winthrop, republican
candidate for railroad and warehouse
commissioner, was in this city Saturday
and gave The Review friendly call.
German Evangelical services will be
held IN the Congregational church in
this city Sunday afternoon at 8 80 by
Rev. G. W. Williamson of CORTLAND.
Mrs. jos. Schneider returned Thurs
day from Springfield where she had been
visiting during the past three weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. J. Grimm.
New Ulm Lodge, No. 81, Q. d. H. S.,
held their first picnic of the season at
Hermann's Park Sunday. A large crowd
WIS in attendance and very pleasant
time was had. -. -
William McHale, formerly day op-