New Ulm review., 1900-10-03

Einar Hoidale vent 10 Sc. Paul Nom
day to argue the case Of the Blackmer3ss
Post Pipe CO. 70. the Oakland Creamery
Co., on the part Of the respondents. Jos.
]. Eckstein, attorney on the part Of the
appellants, went to the city Sunday after
noon.
Fritz Mueller and Ed. Scherf, two
strangers, were in Justice Jacobs court
Monday on q charge Of drunkenness and
were fined $40 and costa each. They
were financially embarrassed and will
spend the next ten days in the county
bastile.e *
Rev. s. G. Updyke, pastor of the Con-
gregational church, went to Minneapolis
Monday to attend a minister's meeting
and will also represent the church Of
this city in meeting of the churches at
Winona today, returning home tomor-
row or next day. .,-.s -,
The annual harvest home picnic 70
the residents of St. George and vicinity
was given at Joseph Reinhart's Sunday
and was very largely attended,, many
going out from this city. The program
consisted of various games and sports,
dancing and refreshments.
A. A. Bogen, Taylor, Texas, who came
here last Saturday to attend the funeral
of his mother, Mrs. NJ. Bogen, will re-
turn home today. Mr.. Bogen was form
eriy in the newspaper business in this
city and is now the publisher of the
Herald, German paper at Taylor.
Konrad Mes, one of the most able
German orators and poets of America
will lecture at Turner Hall next Sunday
evening taking for his theme ''America's
German Poets.'' This lecture will be a
rare treat to those of our people who
can understand the German language.
And now New Ulm experiences the
far-reaching grasp of the trusts. The
local picking works, for several year
owned rnd operated by Crone Bros,
was last week purchased by the Burllng-
ton Vinigar & Pickle Co., of Burlington,s
Iowa, and it IS stated that the factory
here will be closed.
The Sons of Herman have arranged
for another excursion to this city to take
place next Sunday. The Chicago s.
Northwestern will run three special
trains, one from the twin cities and one
each from the east and west. There
will be pleasing program at Herman 8
Aeights and it is expected that several
hundred people will be here from out
side points.
Hugo Berndt was the fortunate win
ner OF the fine lamp given away by the
White Spear Comedy company at the
opera house Saturday evening. On Sat-.
ulday afternoon and evening of this
week they will give away ladies' gold
watch. A voting contest is being carried
on this week and on Sunday evening the
lady receiving the largest number Of
votes will be presented with diamond
ring.
Baptist j. Karl, an old and wellknown
resident of this city, died Sunday morn
ing at the advanced age Of 80 years.
The only living relative here is his aged
wife. The cause of death was old age.
The funeral took place this morning
from the family residence on south Min
nesota street and the remains were bur
led in the Lutheran cemetery. A son of
Mrs. Karl, Adolph Goessel, who resides
in Milwaukee arrived Monday evening.
Rev. S. G. Updyke, who has occupied
the pulpit OF the Congregational church
during the past month, has been engag-
ed by the prudential committee for the
remainder Of the year and will conse-
quently administer to the spiritual wants
of the members of that church for the
next three months. Rev. @Updyke is a
pleasing speaker and is very evidently
the right man in the right place. 1t
gives tho Review pleastre to note h1s
retention here.
We notice that the republican papers
of this section are crediting J. G. Mohr
with being professor in the Martin
Luther College of this city, presumably
to curry favor with the memershlp of
the Lutheran congregations where he
may speak This is in an error, and the
statement is made with no ill will to.
ward Mr.. Mohr, but 1t is fair to say that
be had severed his connection with the