New Ulm review., 1901-06-12

August Rettke of Sleepy Eye was in
town Sunday.
Fred Wendland visited friends in
Mankato over Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. Webber spent several days
in Marshall the past week.
The June term of District court con-
venes here On next Tuesday. The cal
endar is unusually long with but few
criminal cases.
Mrs. M. Mullen left yesterday for
South Bend, Ind, to meet her daughter
who is attending school there. The two
will return Saturday.
John Alex and Frank Macho and fam
lilies attended the wedding of Miss Lena
Welter to Conrad Alex which occurred
last Tuesday at Morgan.
The Lutheran choir and number of
friends attended the Lutheran mission
festival at Nicollet on Sunday afternoon
and report very enjoyable time.
DR.. StIickler was in attendance upon
the National Convention of Physicians
and Surgeons last week. He has been
made member of the advisory board
of Farmers Institutes.
VIM. Bollinger who left New Ulm fol
Spokane, WASH, some twenty-five years
ago returned for visit last Thursday.
He finds many changes in the appearance
of things here both iniregard and people.
On Sunday the heavy wind which ac.
accompanied the rain storm filled the
air with leaves and small branches OF
trees and in some cases broke and twist.
ed the trees-a sort of baby cyclone.
On last Wednesday Chas. silverson ar.
rived in this city from Cincinnati and
will reside here permanently. One OF
the best of men has come back to one Of
the best of towns. Congratulations are
mutual.
For this time of the year New Ulm
presents very busy appearance. On
Saturday the streets were almost crowd.
ed. One reason-and the chief one-is
that the merchants here are doing the
right thing in the way of trade.
The North-W Western road will run
special trains on account of the Turn.
fest to be held here on the 22d and 2sd
from Owatonna, Brookings, S. D., Wa.
tertown, Redwood Falls and Vesta. Re.
duced rates from all intervening points
Not to be out done by the Great
Western survey into the brewery inter.
ests of this place, the North Western
has arranged to run track out there
!! from the main line in this place, some
thing that should have been done lono
time ago.
The Catholic Order of Foresters meets
in st. Paul this week, beginning yester-
day, holding their annual state gather
ing. The local order will be represent
by Past Chief Ranger A. ]. J.Eckstein. The
meeting will be in session the entire
week.
Rev. G. NJ. Eyrich was for the fifteenth
time elected president of the German
Evangelical church synod, meeting of
which was held at Wadena last week.
VIM. Radke, ST., also attended the meet
ing, he being elected delegate from this
church..
G. w. George who has been visiting
with his sister Mrs. S. D. Peterson left
for the east on Sunday. His company
of singers is resting for the summer but
in the fall he will open the season with
the strongest aggregation of musicians
he has vet had on the road.
Prof. and Mrs. Critchett entertained
the graduating class and the senior class
of the high school at their home ON Sat
urday evening. These farewell recep-
tions given by the Professor to his stu
dents are neat testimonials of the inter
est he takes IN his pupils and are thor
oughly appreciated by them all.
3. P. Schmitz stated to the writer last
week that he had closed his term of
school in the town of Home, having
taught there eight successive years. Mr..
Schmitz is one of the brightest teachers
in the county and has much Influence in
educational as well as political gather
ings. He is always asked to remain in
district 25-a compliment to his ability
as an instructor.
The Current News Club gave very
delightful social at the home of Hon.