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

Jos. Eplle was in Springfield on Thurs
day last to attend q meeting Of the Off.
GERS Of the State bank Of Clements of
which he is 70 be cashier.
Mr. and Mrs. G. a. Hornburg, IL,
were in Nicollet on Saturday when MI.
Hornburg had some business to transact.
The trip was made in the automobiles
Miss Emma scheiderich who has been
teaching school during the past year at
Montgomery, this state, returned home
Thursday to spend the vacation with her
mother IN this city.
John Kaes was brought before Judge
Brandt on Monday at the lnstigatien Of
Mrs. JOS. Seifert charged with calling
her abusive and insulting names. He.
was found guilty and paid a fine Of So
and costs.
Anton Bauer an employee at the.
Schumacher place fell from the hay-mo
on Friday night injuring his back and
biting his tongue in two. DR.. Weiser
sewed the parts together and sent the
man to the hospital where he is doing
nicely.
81. j.. Ramme who moved to Marshall
last week for the purpose of engaging in
the tailoring business there, was unable
to secure rooms and has q result has re-
turned to this city, having concluded to
remain here. He has resumed business
in the rooms where he was formerly To-
Gated.
A crisis has been reached in Hennepin
County sensation by the returning Of an
Indictment against Major Ames, charg-
ing him with offering bride money. This
seems to be the worst shaking up of Of
fclal that has happened for many years.
The members of the grand jury are GER
tainly earning their pay =.
Amherst Bingham, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Bingham OF Sleepy Eye was
in the city Saturday and secured Ii
cense to we'd Miss Grace Styles of Sleepy
Eye. The wedding took place yester-
day, only relatives being present. Both
young people are favorites where they
| live and all are interested in the future
happiness and prosperity of the young
people.
| A large number of the children of the
Congregational Sunday school were TAX
en- to the grove on Alwin's farm Satur-
day afternoon where they were. treated
to an. excellent picnic dinner. They
seemed to thoroughly enjoy the outing
and had splendid time. That particular
place on the Cottonwood seems to have
been made by nature for picnic purposes
it hardly has superior any place.
| CD. Evans, formerly of this city, has
been honored in the distinction of hav.
ing been elected president of the West.
ern Rogue Association. At St. Cloud
where Mr.. Evans lives, they have clut
of twenty members composed largely Of
the professors in the normal school
They have two large arc lights, rubber
cushions on the timbers inclosing the
courts ond Elm every way modern. Il
is the popular game in that city at pres.
ent.
I* All kinds of Fresh Sausages every
day at Rusch & Bosch.
The annual district convention of the
tChristian Endeavor society was held il
Kasota on Saturday and Sunday, the
delegates from this place report fine
meeting. Those who attended from here
are Dwight Mowery, president of the as
ISOLATION, Miss Edith Schmidt and Miss
Eva Klossner from the senior society ani
Elmer Setter and Lucille Hubbard from
the junior society. Miss Bertha Schmidt
Mrs. Otto Setter and VIM. Mather wer,
present Saturday as visitors. The mex
convention will be held at New Rich
land and Rev. Fl. W. Johnson, formerl,
of this city has been elected president.
i On Sunday after the services at th'
Catholic church Father Sandmeyer call
ed the officers of the church togethe
and talked over the ACCESSIBILITY Of hold
ing celebration on the Fourth and i
| was decided that the church would con
duct a celebration on the grounds ad
| Joining the building. Since the. city il
not going to enter into general cele
Ibration there is no reason why this coca
sion should not be made notable and at
tended by large crowd. The church
park is an ideal place for such thing
and whenever they have conducted 5