New Ulm review., 1901-06-26

Waseca ana NeDraSka lnQlans play
ball at Waseca Sunday.
Al. Emmerich of Comfrey spent sever
al days in this city the past week.
Miss Tillie Brueck of Minneapolis is
spending her vacation with Mrs. o. G.
/ Sommer.
Mrs. John Knaub of Morton WI Is
brought over Monday for treatment at
the hospital. She will have to undergo
an operation.
| DR.. Jake Welcome, Geo. Hanson and
Ira King, three K. of P. members of
Sleepy Eye, were in the city Monday
and Tuesday
Miss Jessie Troupe, stenographer at
the Empire mill, who has been enjoying
vacation for some days, returned to her
work on Saturday.
The editors have returned from their
jaunt. Those who were rich enough to
go. They report a good time. Bre.
Green and wife returned home Monday.
| G. S. Talbot of st. James and Chas.
Wells of Lake Crystal both agents for
the None clothes washer were guests
of G. ]. Evans of this place over Sum-
| day.
Mrs. Thiede of Lafayette and her sis
ter Miss Lena Wellner of this city left
on Monday for Waseca to attend the
funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Knuper at
that place.
We notice through the st. Paul Dis
patch that DR.. c. F. Sweet failed to pass
the army board. He complains of un-
| fair treatment at the hands of the ex-
aminers.
Bishop Bowman of the Evangelical
church spoke at Cottonwood yesterday
and speaks at Courtland this morning.
He is one of the leading men in that
denomination.
Frank Giland eldest son of Steve Gill
land, we'll known to New Ulm people,
was married at Springfield on last Mon
day to Miss Nellie M. Cogswell of
Huron, S. D., who has been teaching
in Springfield.
One of the best games of ball ever
seen will be played here on July 4th be-
tween Waseca and Albert Lea. The last
time these teams played, Waseca won.
The contest will be to regain the lost
game, and the Albert Lea team will 90
In for blood.
Peter Shaw and Frank Smith, two
men from out of town, were arrested
for being drunk and disorderly and
/ brought before Judge Henningsen who
gave them each SO and costs. The
former paid, but the latter went to jail
for ten days.
The game Sunday between Tracy and
Redwood Falls resulted in victory for
the latter, the score being Z to 4. 1t
was hotly contested game and the Ira
cy team had the Others on the go until
the seventh inning when Redwood Falls
ran in five scores. Neither side scored
after that. There we're present to wit
ness the game about thousand specta.
tors and both teams and the fair associ-
alton realized considerable from the
gate receipts. The score by innings is
as follows:
Tracy O-O-2-0-1-O-1-O-O-
| Redwood O-1-1-0-G-O-5-O-*
Alderman julius Melges of the first
| ward, who for several years has been one
of the prominent bachelors of the city,
has taken upon himself matrimonial OBJ
legations. At 7:30 on Thursday evening
Mr.. Melges and Miss Carrie Richmeyer
| of Waseca, were married at Mr.. Melges'
residence, the old Dunnington place,
Rev. Franklin j. Barackman officiating.
The wedding was quiet affair, the only
persons present aside from the bride,
groom and the clergyman being the
brides two sisters, the Misses Richmeyer
from Waseca and the groom's sister,
Miss Melges from New Ulm, and one or
two personal friends. The bride wore
a tailor made suit OF gray Venitian
cloth. Mr. and Mrs. Melges begin house
keeping at once. nIr. Melges is a BROTH
er of Albert Melges who was married a
few weeks ago. Redwood Reveille.
Married, last Tuesday, at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Timm, who reside northeast of this city,
Mr. j ohm Fritsche and Miss Laura Timm.
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