New Ulm review., 1901-07-03

visited relatives in this city last week.
Edward Jago and wife of Fairfax
| were in the city over Wednesday night.
Miss Emma Scheiderich left for Madi-
son, Wisconsin, yesterday to spent sever
al weeks visiting relatives.
Judge and Mrs. Weber and son Frank
expect to leave the first of the week on
a trip through Colorado for pleasure.
| John Reinhatt of St. George was TAX
en- to the hospital on Friday and was
operated on for appendicitis yesterday.
The fall term of the New Ulm Busi-
ness College will begin Sept. 2. Call at
Office or send for catalogue. Bowling
& Roe.
Joseph Everling, operator at
GAINESVILLE, returned home Friday, after
visiting for week with his parents in
tins city.
The old Lutheran parochial school
building has been purchased by Carl
Tastel and removed to his property on
Sixth North street.
1 Miss Augusta Baarsch who has been
the guest of New Ulm friends for sever
eral days returned to her home at Bird
Island on Saturday.
Public Examiner Gunderson visited
the courthouse this week and checked
up the books of the auditor and treasur-
er and found them all right.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson of this city spent
last week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Penning where she assisted in
preparing for the marriage of Miss PEN
nlng which took place on Saturday.
The x. of P. lodge finished It's work
for the season on Monday night by Civ
| ing DR.. Reineke the final degree and
electing G. A. Zelle delegate to the Grand
Lodge with Albert Steinhauser alternate.
The Grand Hotel will celebrate to-
morrow by making the price of meals at
80 cents served IN banquet style, so ev-
eryone can help themselves, even the
punch. The Grand deserves a grand
success.
Fred Meyer of Milford won the short
horn bull given by Backer s Scar as a
prize in the bowling contest that took
place at Essig Sunday afternoon. A
large number of New Ulm players were
present.
Prof. E. T. Critchett and wife will
leave for ST. Paul Friday. From there
Mr.. Crltchett will 60 to Morris to as
sist at the summer school and his wife
and family will remain in ST. Paul dur
ing his absence.
Hubert Hillesheim of Sleepy Eye was
in the city Tuesday and succeeded in dis
posing of number of slx-for-$5 5-tickets
on chances at the cornerstone laying of
the new Catholic church at that place.
The county officials were the special OBJ
ject of his visitation.
In the disposition of cases on the court
calendar, not given last week, the two
cases against thesC. & N. w. Railway
were decided in favor of the plaintiff,
Christensen against Truman Wheeler for
plaintiff, Marie Portner against John
Wflfahrt, for plaintiff. The case of Hay
against Alvin was continued.
| j. A. Merridith of Waldron, Mich,
arrived Monday and on the following
day left with his brother-in- law, Thos.
Savage on his return home. Mr.. Savage
has been in the hospital here for about
month seeking relief for chronic
! heart trouble. The disease is incu1able.
The gentlemen are both old neighbors
of Dr.. Strickler in his Michigan home
Robert Runck was in town on Mon
day and in conversation with him we
learned that the genial agent, c. c.
Smith, of the North Western road at
Esslg, was married last week and ar
rived home with his bride on Saturday.
The Milford cornet band, upon learning
of the event, Immediately formed and
marching down to the house gave them
a rousing serenade. Mr. Smith was equal
TO the occasion and did the right thing.
The young couple are keeping house in
the Paul Lehman house.
E. NJ. Steninger, editor of the Sioux
Rapids Republican has been spending a
week fishing along the Minnesota river
between this city and Mankato. About
fifteen miles below this place he came
across a deep pool in the river where he