New Ulm review., 1901-06-26

EXCLUSION TO WaSeca ana TetuIn. 0un.
day, only $l.25.
See the White Horse Tavern at Tur-
ner hall Sunday.
Miss Annie Salfer came up from Man
kato Friday to visit for week at the
Frenzel home.
Attorney somsen left for Madison and
other northern points on Friday, return
ing Saturday.
Tom Ferris chief hustler for the Berg
hotel, the leading hostlery of Sleepy was
in this city Monday,
Rev. VIM. Boemmels from Berea,
Ohio, will preach In the Methodist
church next Sunday morning.
A boy arrived yesterday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bierbaum. Both
mother and child are doing we'll.
The weather has been insuferably hot
the past few days. On Monday 1t regis
tered ninty-six degrees IN the shade.
The REVIEW calls attention to the in
side pages of the paper. There is much
home matter on these pages that should
not be overlooked.
Childrens day exercises Will be OBJ
served at the Congregational church on
Sunday morning. A cordial invitation
is given to the public.
Take your lunch baskets and spend
the day at beautiful Clear Lake, Waseca,
Sunday. Fine boating and fishing. On
ly $1,s5 for round trip.
Miss Amelia Nix returned Thursday
from St. Paul, where she is employed as
principal of one of the high schools, to
spent the summer vacation.
Miss Myrtle Hagen of Sleepy Eye has
been the guest of the Miss Hummel for
several days. She leaves on trip to
Europe with her mother to-day.
A number of the execursionlsts were
unable to make connection with their
trains Sunday night and as conse-
quence had to pay full fare to get home.
The McLennan family on yesterday
moved to Waseca where they will make
their home, Mr.. II. McLennan having
been given position in the the train
dispatchers Office.
The Y.P. S. C. E. of the Congrega-
tional church has arranged to serve
lunch and ice cream at some convenient
place on Minnesota street during the
Fourth of July.
The marriage of Miss Louisa Fritz of
Courtland to Mr.. Kobelstein of Kenyon
will take place at the home of the bride
this evening. Rev. c. W. Walthausen
will perform the ceremony.
The Rev. C. W. Walthausen of Court
lsnd was in town Tuesday. He will re-
present the Evangelical church of that
place at the annual meeting to be held
at Sleepy Eye next week.
The local Columbia bowling club
play ed match game with the Teutonia
club of Minneapolis on Sunday morn
ing at Burg's bowling alley, defeating
the Minneapolis team in well played
game.
Yerterday occurred the marriage of
Herman Roeder to Miss Katie Potter
both we'll known young people of this
city. After t b e marriage ceremony
which took place at the home of the
brides parents, reception was held
which was by enjoyed a large circle
of friends. Mr.. Roeder is the city deliv-
cry man for the Schell brewery.
One of the st. Paul boys belonging to
the class from that city, contesting for
the prize in W resting, was thrown upon
his head and severely strained the cords
of his neck, rendering him unconscious
for some time. The injury is not seri-
Gus. He was taken to the home of Mrs.
II. Roos where medical care was given
him.
The meritorious manner in which sThe
White Horse Tavern" was produced by
the Turner'S last Saturday night has in
duced many who were unable to see it
to request its reproduction. The man.
agement has finally decided to put it ON
again Sunday night. Theatre goers who
failed to witness the play an the first
occasion will now have an opportunity
to do so. The price of admission is 25,
So and so cents.
Serving on iuries is not the most
r,laasan+ f1nfv IN tba world If 10 uorco