New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-05-30


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Nj. and Mrs. Eugene Pfeherle went
to- Mankato yesterday on the Northwest
lern excursion train. Mn Pfefferle will
remain. ii Mankato for several days VII.
ting friends.
William Brust has resigned his posi-
ton with the New Tim Roller Mill and
accepted . situation with the State Bank
iof Sleepy Eye and will take up his du-
ties there June LIST.
Mr., and Mrs. E. T. Critchett enter
tanned friends Thursday and Friday even
lings Of last week. Cards and crokinole
were the leading features aud an elegant
luncheon was served,
Instructor James Schneider announces
g special gymnastic exhibition at Turn
er Hall Sunday evening for the benefit
of the class to attend the National Tour
ament at PhAadelphia.
The Northwestern exculs sion to Man
kato and intermediate points or, the new
line Tuesday was we'll patronized, the
train consisting Of three coaches and y
|caboose well filed with passengers.
ID. g. r. Beachler went to Minneapo-
lis Sunday in consultation with DR..
Brandon of that city in bad rupture
case, the patient being Mrs. N. G. AK
tell, mother of Mrs. E. R. Baraser of
this city. #7
Miss Viola Helmerdinger, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Heimer-
dinger; was operated upon for appendi-
citis at St. Alexander's hospital Monday
and IS said to be out of danger at the
present time. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cove of Ma
della, accompanied by Mrs. F. s. Cove,
spent the latter part Of the week in this
city the guest of District Deputy F. J.
Cove who has been working here in the
interests of the NJ. W. A.
Yesterday afternoon Cherries Anderson
and Miss Nina Eckert, two well-known
young people of this city, were united
in marriage at the Luther an church by
Rev. c. ]. AlbIecht in the presence of a
few relatives and friends. The Review
extends its congratulations.
Owing to the absence of Pitcher
Book and the probability that Pitcher
Emmerich would be called out of town
at any time the game of base ball which
had been arranged between the high
school teams of this city and Sleepy
Eye for last Saturday was postponed in
definitely. ...~.
commencement exercises of Martin
Luther College will be held at the col
lege Monday June 10. The graduating
class is as follows: Reinhold Kutz, Otto
Volkert, Henry Klug, Louis Boescher,
Bernhard Hagedorn. William Krause,
Hugo Krieg, Allan Stefan and Henry
Wachholz.
The Columbia Bowling club on
Wednesday scored as follows: F. Burg
jr., 1872; A. j. Meyer, 1875; JOS GALES,
175: Otto Baarsch, ia; VIM. g. Alvin,
III; J. Toberer, 1853; B Stockman, 1862;
A. J. Vogel, 1853; G. Toberer, 1853; VIM.
Hau brich, 1853; H. Behnke, 144; F. Sci
fer, 1874; A. Peters, 1872; A. F. Stricken.
1874.
Tracy Herald: Berni Fe1riIl, day OBJ
orator here, has gone to- Winona to work
and Billy McHale, our old time opera
tor, has taken his place. The dispatch
ers Office is now held down by three
New Ulm Dutchmen--Leary, McHale
and Behnke. Possibly the latter isn't
Dutch but there is no doubt about the
other two. All three are from New UIm.
anyway. -
The second annual district picnic. Of
the Southwestern Minnesota NJ w. IA.
Picnic association will be held at st.
James ON Wednesday,, June IS, 1900.
A large delegation of Woodmen from
this city will go. It is understood that
the Minneapolis s. st. Louis will run
special train from this city to accommo-
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