New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-27

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this evening. Music will be furnished by
Cafarelll's orchestra of Minneapolis.
The Odd Fellows lodge of this city
will receive a visit from Grand Master
ALEX. Van Praag Saturday evening All
Odd Fellows are invited to be present.
Miss Grace Newhart returned Satnr-
day evening from Wellesley college and
will spend her summer vacation at home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. New
hart.
Herman Held is this week acting as
express messenger on the NJ. s. ST. 1.
between Winthrop and Estherville, sup
plying the place of Sam Oadley who is
sick ~
Miss Emma Keller left on Wednesday
of last week for St. Louis Park for q
short visit with her parents and from
there will 90 to Chicago for visit with
relatives. ~
Clara Groebner IS home from Chicago
where she had been attending college
! and will spend her summer vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wenzel
Groebner. .
J. W. Thompson and Miss Della
r;ol IA mi
on the goth and returned to Hanska last
Wednesday where they will make their
I future home. Ia ~ a.s aa..e<. 8
DR.. O. G. Stricken will leave for Du-
luth this afternoon to attend meeting
of the State Medical Society,", and at
which he will read paper on "Disloca-
lions Of the Shoulder" I~.@s.:: r.
DR.. Horace Newhart has been licensed
to practice medicine in this state, pass
ing the examination before The state
board with next to the highest standing
of any of the applicants. -
Miss NJ. Bogen has just received fine
line of the latest designs of Battenberg
Patterns and Braids, especially adapted
for dress wear. Orders will also be tax
en- for ready made pieces.
A Schwerdtfeger went to Sanborn yes
terday to look after the new mill which
he is building there. The frame work IS
all up and the work of putting ON the
roof has been commenced.
Silas Croker, who has been il the
law office of H. N. Somsen for some
months past, left for the home of his
parents in Tacoma, Wash, via the North
western yesterday afternoon.
A public recital will be given in the
opera house Thursday evening by Misses
Alma and Hertha Marti, recent gradu-
ates from the conservatory of music in
Plilsbury academy at Owatonna.
Mrs. F. A. George and Miss Mabel
George, of Sioux City, Iowa, are in this
city the guests of Mrs. S. D. Peterson,
who is the daughter of Mrs. George.
They will remain about two weeks,
Rev. G. J. Albrecht, pastor of the Lu-
theran church in this city, has been elect
ed a member of the visiting board Of
the state synod which has been in session
at Saltwater during the past ten days.
The gospel meetings being held in
tue larg tent just north of German park
are we'll attended and much interest is
manifested. The speaking is interesting
and impressive and the music is good.
The lawn social given by the Ladies
Missionary Society of the Congres ation-
al church at the home of Mrs. A. w.
Bingham Thursday evening was we'll
attended and very fine time was had.
The marriage of Joseph Metzen and
Miss Bertha LoheyGe, both of this city,
was solemnized by Justice Jacobs Mon
day. The bride is a sister of Robert
Lohey ,one of our prominent shoe deal
ers.
Quite large party of New Ulm peo-
pie drove to .Hanska Sunday and parti-
cipated in the social entertainment Civ
en- by the Unitarian church Of that place;
A large crouc and pleasant time is re-
ported.
The bowling club made the following,
score Wednesday evening: o. Baarsch
1871; Frank Burg Jr., 2o8; H. Behnke
1874; Geo. Hauenstein, 1871; A. J. Meyer
1873; jos. GALES, 1T; A.. Peters, 1876
A. J. Vogel. -. 3. ! H.. r. ! = =
Miss Alma Dunkel returned Thursday
evening from St. Peter where she hac
been attending the wedding OF her cous,
-. N1;,,t 4 ,,,aI;a Popin tf, Mr. 8 Rnkn