New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-06-18

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Mn. Theo. schuetze of st. Paul IS the
guest Of Mrs. Frances Boesch this week.
Mrs. 4. 9. johnson Of ST. Paul is the
guest OF her parents Mr.. and Mn. G.
Sommer in this city
Robert and Carl Scherer drove over to
Echo Sunday for short visit with Mrs.
Paul Voss, sister of the gentlemen.
Miss Maud Kerr of Hastings, Neb. and
Miss Minnie Friday of Winona are the
guests of Miss Lou Baasen this week.
Dr.. and Mrs. Reineke left Saturday
for Waseca to visit with Mrs. ReiEeke's
parents. They seturned home yesterday.
Prof. and Mrs. Critchett and children
left on Monday for Minneapolis to spend
the summer with Mrs. Critchett's moth
err.
A. r. Bowling of Detroit is in the
city taking a short vacation preparatory to
opening his Business College at Fargo,
Nd.
Mrs. Robt. Fessenmaier and son who
have been visiting in Minneapolis for
the past two weeks returned home Mon
day. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Manderfeld attended the
graduation exercises at Pillsbury Acad-
envy where their son Hilger received his
diploma this year.
On Thursday evening the Concordla
band opened the concert season at the
park. This week the concert will be
given by the Cadet band. X. F. &
Mrs. W. Posi- of Sanborn visited in
this city last Wednesday while on her
way home from St. Paul. During her
stay here she was the guest of Mrs. VIM.
Bierbaum Jr. ......
Rishard Espenson and wife of Mime
apolis were in the city Wednesday last
on their way to Lake Crystal. They are
on their bridal tour. - ..
An ecclesiastical conference OF Congre-
gational churches from the Anoka, Man
kato and Western conferences is called
to meet in Mankato Friday. This church
! will be represented by the pastor and w,
G.. Little.
A class of thirty-nine children com.
posed of twenty-six boys and thirteen
girls, was confirmed at the Catholic
church on Sunday. Emil Sprenger OF
Wabasso took groupe photograph Of
| the class.
Attention is again called to the public
picnic to be given in Herman park on
| Sunday, June 22d, to which all are in.
| vited. A days program has been pro,
vided and good time is promised.
The plate class window in the Zschunke
,, & Schilling Clothing Store was badly
cracked by a stone thrown by Johr
Herlic who was playing with some othel
boys on Sunday. The boy has since LEFT
town and his where abouts is unknown
Mrs. Brix, living on south M1nnesots
street, is confined to her bed with {
severe case of poisoning, contracted
while working about the garden. Hel
| face which is the most affected, is sc
swollen that it is almost impossible fol
her to see. .&
There is species of cruelty in the
coming and going of school teachers ane
milliners that is noticeable mostly in the
effect it has on certain young men O
this city who are already talking of sum
mer vacations that will take them to var
ious places in this state and also to Chi
cago.
* PIANO WANTED, to rent apply at thi
| office.
Rev. S. G.. Updyke on Sunday an
| nounced that there would be no Sunda,
evening preaching services in his churcl
for several Sundays. This is to be dur
ing the time he is expected to take hi
vacation. The Christian Endeavor Socie
ty will hold evening services to whicl
the public is invited. "
| A number of witnesses in the Tank
case at Henderson who should have lef
this city yesterday morning got down t,
the depot after the train had left. Thi
led to the belief that new time tabl
had gone into effect. A slight chang
was made in the time Of way freight blu
not in the passengers.
Yesterday at Saint Catherine church
Redwood Falls, occurred the marriage O
/ Miss Eta Marie Baker, daughter of Mrs
w. F. Baker, to Mr.. John J. Jueneman1