New Ulm review., 1901-05-29
Miss Eda sommer is visiting friends

Miss Eda Sommer is visiting friends
at St. Paul.
G.. A. Ottomeyer returned from ST.
Paul yesterday where he had been pur-
chasing goods for his dry goods store.
The Misses Lucy Large and emma
Gerschtmann, of Morgan, while ON their
way to the cities took in the dance at
the Tnrner hall Saturday.
Rev. G. A. Firgau is now deputy state
weigh master. Who said the laborer is
not worthy of his hire? But We did not
know that G. A. is an expert on scales.
DR.. Wood of Hanska participated in
the festivities at Turner Hall Saturday
night. He was SO much pleased with
the treatment received that he tarried
over Sunday.
A deal was closed last week whereby.
G. A. and Alex Ottomeyer became the
proprietors of the Schoch- Ottomeyer
block, j. L. Schochsselling out his inter-
est in that building to Mr.. G. A. 0.
June 3rd Otto Schell and family wilk
leave for three or four months trip to
Europe and will sail from New York on
the 18th. They will visit Germany, Eng
land, Switzerland, Russia, Austria,
and France, returning via the Mediter-
anian.
There will be game of base ball be-
tween the Hauensteins, New Ulm, and
Madelia at driving park Sunday after
noon. Admission will be 25 cents for
gents and ladies free. Everybody come
and give the boys chance.
The new dance hall at Essig owned
by Backer and Scar will be opened up
in proper style Saturday evening. A
large delegation from New Ulm will
participate in the dedication. For par
ticulars see small bills.
A team of horses belonging to Iver
Iverson, of Bernadotte, INDUCED in "a
lively runaway yesterday noon. A
buggy was struck and overturned in
front of Olsen's drug ztore, and luckily
here the horses tore loose and continued
their mad flight up the street. Besides
the breaking of wheel and the seat of
the buggy no other damage was done.
The Review is reliably informed that
the rumors of the Incorporation of
third bank here will doubtless be ma
terialized. We are not yet at liberty
to make public the men interested but
can assure our readers that they are all
well known business men and if the
institution is established it will be IN
the front rank of the financial organiza-
tions of the city and state.
At meeting of the board of the
Brown County Bank Monday evening
the resignation of Fred Pfaender as cash.
ier was accepted and Mr.. .Pfaender sew
cred his connection with that institution
yesterday morning. Capt. Albert Stein
hauser succeeds Mr.. Pfaender as a direc.
tor. The new cashier has not yet been
chosen to fill the position vacated
by Mr.. Ptaender.
The North Star Bowling club made
the following score at their regular
weekly meeting yesterday evening: R.
Baasen, 176; Fir. Nenno, III; II. c..
Kaschau, 145; H. Wehye, 1856; C. Arbes,
1SO; G. Stuebe, 1876; J. Vetter, 1872; W
G. Haubrich, III; J. Baasen, 1853; 1.
Heinen, al; T. Kretch, 207; F. stoltz,
1sS.
The club has decided to discontinue
bowling during the summer months.
AS previously announced Memorial
Day exercises will be held at the city
cemetery Thursday under the auspices
of Hecker Post G. A. r. and 1t is to be
hoped that they will be largely attended
by our citizens generally. The process
sion will form at the Indian monument
at 9:15 sharp Thursday morning and
will be in charge of Col. Jos. Bobleter.
At the cemetery addresses will be made
by Einar Hoidale and Capt. steinhauser,
the former in English and the latter in
German. Contributions of flowers are
requested and should be delivered at
Turner hall rot later than 4 O'Clock this
afternoon.
During the past five years the most
successful of all melodramas have been
those that contained touch of nature
that appealed to the heart such dramas
will live forever and anon. It was with