New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-07

Nj. and Mrs. Chas. silverson returned
from their trip 70 California Monday
evening
Attorney Albert Pfaender appeared be-
fore the Supreme court on Tuesday Oh
last week IN one Of his appeal cases.
Dr. q. 9. Stricken has accepted an in
vitation to deliver an address TO the
graduating class Of the State University
Miss Marie Bogen who has been visit
ing il Kansas City and ST. Louis for the
past two months returned 10 her home in
this city Saturday.
Einar Hoidale was in Sleepy Eye yes
terday to defend Peter Christensen 10 s
case brought against him in the Justice
Court for obstructing the Sidewalk in
front OF his place Of business.
y. Buenger has broken ground for
the new building he is to erect on the
lcorner adjoining his present brick store.
He is laying plans for building that
Twill be "a ornament 10 the city fossil
/ time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hummel left yes.
Iterday for New York City from which
sIpoint they will take passage to Europe
Expecting TO visit the scenes Of their
4 youth and the friends they left behind
i when they removed to this country.
Alta business meeting Of the, Christian
Endeavor on Thursday evening delegates
were elected to the district convention
at Kasota as follows Miss Eva Kloss-
ner, Miss Edith Schmidt, Edwin JunI
and Clarence MoWery. Dwight Now
cry is district president.
Friday a gentleman from Winthrop,
who travels for fruit house, was in the
city quietly looking up the prospects for
{ establ fishing a wholesale fruit house. He
seemed to be of the. opinion that cold
storage and fruit house would be pay
ing venture in this city. He was not
: decided as to what he would do and
! will probably return, should he conclude
to go into the business.
Yesterday Lulu Macho was taken be-
I fore Judge George and examined for In
sanity by Drs. Weiser and Fritsche, J. a.
: Eckstein appeared on behalf, of the girl
. The examination showed that she was
4 suffering from mild form Of insanity
. land Judge George ordered her committed
to St. Peter. The unfornste girl is the
6 ward Of Mrs Barbara Prize and has
: showed signs of diseased mind fol-
: some time.
John Garrioch of West Newton, Wht
3. has lived continuously on his farm ther.
Z since 1866 was fin the city Monday. HI
is pleased to know that there is to be ar
8 anniversary of the Indian Massacre, anG
recounts some interesting events thai
transpired when he with the other mem.
bers Of his family were fanking the In
dians who had surrounded New Ulm, tc
!. get to ST. Peter. He says that his prop.
|erty was not injured but the Indians
stole whatever they could carry away.
] Friends of Adolph Wagner will be
! pleased to learn that the city council
, has given him the position of engineer
81 for the new electrice light plant. Mr..
; Wagner is . son of Chas. Wagner of this
!. city and has the experience and ability
to conduct the affairs of the new plant
in an economical and effective manner
The action Of the council in putting
as many New Ulm men at work on the
plant is worthy Of commendation and in
]. this instance doubly so. The position is
one that requires skill and constant at
tention and the new man seems every
" way qualified to meet the requirements
The Minneapolis Times of the 3rd has
] 9 partial write-up of this city in which
two cuts are used, one of Turner Hall
and one of Hermann Park. The one Of
the park bears the title Of ruins Of the
Old Distillery", the conspicuous part
being pictures Of w. B. Mather and G
. w. Murfn and Others, the only recog.
! nizable part Of the ''ruins. z The pic.
) ture was taken by DR.. Gebhardt and il
. one Of his attempts at dry joking the
more you think Of it the funnier il
: seems. The picture has 9 moral that is
! deeper than the humoI which perhaps
led the young lady who wrote the story
to introduce the picture.
The marriagesof Miss Bertha Raschka,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. R, Raschka