New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-14

second order OF the York Rite OF Masons
is making the finest progress now Of any
order Of New um Masonry. This pro-
gress il marked both in quantity and
quality Of all the work done since the
beginning Of the year and is surprise
to the eldest and most experienced
Masons Of the city.
Hon. s. D. Peterson has purchased the
Wendt property on the corner Of Centerl
and Minnesota street and will convert it |
into q machinery shed. He has ordered
9 car load Of buggies which are to be put
into the building for the present. The
corner is one Of the very best in the city
and will make first class business
place.:
a telegram from Chattanooga Tenn,
to the daily papers of Wednesday last
gives the assignment Of bishops and dates
OF conferences of the German Methodist
Church. The North German Conference
is to be held in this city on Sept. 25th
and Bishop Goodsell is named to pre-
side. The holding Of the conference here
will bring large number of people to
the city as the district is large and the
attendance usually pretty good. !
*ALAsKA-the best refrigerator on the
market for sale by Forster Bros,
On Tuesday May s0th will take place
the marriage of Miss Jeanette siebert,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John siebert
of Cottonwood to Gustav Bartel of Man
kato. MIR. Bartel was an employe of the
Burg Cigar Co. for a number of years
but for the past few months has been
been working at his trade in Mankato.
The young folks a1e we'll known in this
city and will be the recipients of many
good wishes. 49,
Automobile skeptics were sure that {.
ii. Hornburg would be unable to climb
College hill with his machine, but he
went up there the other day with the
lgreatest ease. In recent endurance
test agalnsta strong wind and up steep
hill, made by the Millionaire's club of
New York, the Oldsmob1le was among
the first to make the trip and also made
the best time in hill climbing. It seems
to be among the most practical automo
biles.
Especial Furniture sale every Monday
at Forster Bros.
Commencement exercises of the high
school will take place Oh Thursday even
ing June 18th and W, s. Hammond of
St. James has consented to deliver the
address. Mr.. Hammond was engaged
fol. the same purpose by the high school
three years ago and gave an excellent ad.
|'dress. Other features of the program
will be the salutatory by Olivia
Schapekahm, Glass History by Clarence
Mowery, Prophecy by Lucy Croker and
Valedictery by Alvina Gauske.
i Several base ball teams are talked of
in the city this spring and there are nine
players in the Ottomeyer block who are
waiting with considerable anxiety for
some other nine to challenge them to
play. Talk of the doctors and lawyers
game is getting little more to the point
and there is some reason to believe that
it will materialize in which case the odds
are on. the side of the lawyers. An
anxious public is awaiting their action.
Have yourcarpets cleaned now, from
so and rs cents per room. L. j. Buenger.
The Christian Endeavor has arranged
fine program for the social which is to
take place in the church parlors on FIJI
8 day evening of this week. Among other
things they will have a paper filled with
J witty things describing how each one
has raised dollar too apply on the fund
, for the church parsonage. There will
2 also be singing and recitations and re-
| freshments will be served. The young
people have made quite extensive pre-
! parations for this Entertainment and ex-
1 pect large crowd to take part in the
t pleasures of the evening. " 49,.
On Wednesday and Thursday of last
! week G. a. Hornburg accompanied by
4 Messrs. Quinn and Barkley, the forme,
j the inventor of the Deering corn huske1
e and the latter the general manager, went
+ out to 81. Manderfeld's farm and made {
q test of the machine and no fault coulc
d be found with it. The corn was turned
It out in as perfect manner as possible t
J. do by hand or BY any other process
]. The machine is new devics and grea