New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-07-04

Mt. and Mrs. W. G. Miller returned
Friday from Elk River where they had
been to attend the wedding of Nj. Nil
ier's brother which took place On Thurs
day.
The picnic given By the Epworth
League Union Of New Um, Sleepy Eye
and West Newton last Wednesday in
Henry Betty grove at Eden, was ! yery
pleasant and successful gathering. Rev.
W. 3. Miller of Fairfax, was elected
president Of the League Union.
Wenzel Herbeck pleaded guilty to 4
charge OF drunkenness before Judge Hen
ningsen Monday murning and was sen
fenced to . fine Of SO and costs or Is
days in the county Jail. In considera-
ton OF the representations made by his
family sentence was suspended during
good behavior.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lingenhack of St. George, died
Monday morning. The funeral, which
was in: charge Of Undertaken saverein,
was held at the home Of the bereayed
parents yesterday, Rev sandmeyer offici-
ating, and the remains were buried in
the st. George Catholic cemetery.
Rev. b. W. Johnson will take two
weeks vacation commencing next Sun
day. In his absence the pulpit will be
supplied by Rev. Fritze of the Metho-
dist church, and union services will be
held next Sunday and the Sunday fol-
lowing. Preaching in both English and
German.
Geo. E. Hoke, timekeeper for the
Phoenix Bridge Co., and Thayer D. ster-
ling, bridge inspector for the NJ. 6 St.
L.,sarrlved from Sioux Rapids. Iowa,
Monday morning and will remain in this
city until the completion of the bridge
work on this division which will be
utathe middle of August.
The funeral of John Younker, who
died at his home in West Newton last
Tuesday, was held Thursday and the re.
mains were inferred IN the cemetery OF
this city, G. A. Firgau officiating. De-
ceased was ~ years of age and one of
the leading citizens of West Newton hav-
ing resided there continuously since
1866.
A new time card went into effect on
the Ms St.L. Sunday. The only change,
! however, IS in the schedule of freight
train No. 81 which will leave here going
| south at 4:1O a. m. instead OF 3 As, rs
heretofore, and No. 63 going north will
leave this station at 4 :55 .. III. instead
OF 1855. No changes are made in the
time OF tie passenger trains.
| While employed in storing hay IN the
loft Of the barn a young son OF Simon
Woratschka, of Lafayette, was seriously
injured last Wednesday by the falling Of
one OF the heavy pullys with which the
hay fork is operated Drs. Weiser, Frit
sche and A. F. Stricken were called and
performed an operation, which it is
hoped will insure the patients recovery
Harmony Camp No. 2O97, NJ. W. A..
has arranged for special meeting to be
held Saturday evening, July IA, at which
there will be work of adoption. The
degree team from blackberry Camp No.
1926, of Madelia, will be present and
take charge Of the work. Flandreau
camp of this city and also the camps of
Sleepy Eye, Milford and CORTLAND have
been invited and it is expected that the
| occasion will be an event long to be re-
membered~ by the craft. All woodmen
in good standing are cordially invited to
| be present.
Last Friday morning witnessed the
| death Of Frederick Limbach at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. H. D. Beussmann
Deceased was 50 years of age and hal
been resident Of tits city since 1870
| Mr.. L1mbach was born in Hanover, Ger
many, February 6, 1881 and came tt
this country in 1849, settling in thu
state of New York, but afterwari re
moved to Illinois where he resided unit
coming to Brown county. OF his imme
date family but two daughters are nov
living, Mrs. 81. D. Beussmann and Mrs
c. A. Zelle, both of this city. TIVE
daughters, one of whom was the wife OF
Prof. A. Rein, are deceased. The funer
al was held Sunday afternoon from tn,
! Eutheran church and was vorv 1orr.ol,