New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1901-05-22

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Fred Richmann. of Esterville. Iowa.
visited friends in this city Sunday.
Mrs. Stevenson and daughter, of Min
neapolis, visited friends in this city Sun
day.
Ben stockmen and, DR.. j. L. Schoch
made business trip to Minneapolis
Saturday.
Ed. Hogan, the popular NJ. s St. L.
conductor, accompanied by his wife
spent Sunday in this city.
The Turnyerein Sunday school held
Its annua. spring picnic at Alwin's farm
Sunday and very pleasant day was
spent.
Mrs. G. B. Weiser and Miss Minnie
Schoch went to Window Monday to
spend two or three weeks the guests of
Mrs. DR.. Frank Weiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick TorkeIson, of
Lanesboro, arrived in this city last Wed
day and are spending few days with
their daughter Mrs. John Larson.
Charles Brust has accepted position
as express messenger ON the Chicago s.
Northwestern stub running between this
city and Mankato via ST. Peter and Ka-
sofa.
Barney RanWeiler celebrated his 18th
birthday at his home on North Broad
way Sunday evening. Ali the children
were present and very enjoyable time
was had.
Andrew j. Eckstein has been reap
pointed by Judge Webber as member
of the board of public works, position
which he has held fer round half doz
en- of years.
The Sons of Herman held tleir first
picnic of the season at Hermann's
Heights last Sunday. A large number
of people were in attendance and very
enjoyable day was spent.
In its report of the council meeting
published last week the Review was in
error in stating that the contract for
furnishing coal Cor the city had been
awarded to councillor 81. Nagel. The
contract was given to Mary Nagel.
Miss Emma Hummel returned We'd
nesday of last week from Portland, Or,
where she has been for the past two
years, and will remain in this CITY for
the next month visiting relatives. She
will visit the Buffalo exposition before
returning west.
A meeting of the district federation
of women's clubs was held at st. Peter
Friday. Among those who attended
from this city we note Mesdames L. B.
Krook, c. A. Zelle, E. Pfefferle, o. G.
Strickler, NJ. Mullen, C. G. Rein, and
the Misses Crone, Baasen, Klossner and
Schoch.
The committee which is soliciting
funds for the Fourth of July celebration
reports that the business men generally
are responding quite literally Up to
the time we go to press about $500 has
been secured with many people yet to
see.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Buenger departed
last Thursday via the M. s st. L. for
New York city where Mr.. Buenger will
attenda meeting of the National EN-
balmers association, of which he is a
member. They will also put in a few
days at the Pan-American exposition be-
fore returning home.
The commencement exercises of the
Lutheran college will be held on Tues
day evening, June Is. The Grafton will
be delivered by Prof. Schaller. There
will also be addresses by graduates both
In English and German. Fred Gruber
is valedlctorian. In addition there will
also be musical and literary program
of exceptional merit.
George Green, one of the early ser
tiers of West Newton, died at St. Alex
ander's hospital in this city last Tues
day afternoon, the Immediate cause of
his death being paralysis. The funeral
was held atst. George Friday and the
remains laid to rest in the West Newton
cemetery.
Postmaster Weddendorf has received
a letter from Congressman McCleary
stating that there is good prospect for
free delivery in dhis city the coming year.
The department requires that the gross
receipts of an Office shall be $4,000 per
year to entltle city 10 carrier service.
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