New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-06-04

er for Albin Carlson resig ned from that
position 10 accept Z simiiIar ono with
Ghas. Forster at ths Iiivali
Xavier Zollner resid dent 81 ST. Georgei
who has been patient il the hospits
for sometime was RELEASED on Monday
and returned TO his homo.
Henry Guggiaberg Is aibbon was
in the city on Memorial day visiting rel
3atiyes. he came down o. his altomo-
bile, returning tie same day.
On Monday following an extremity
sultry morning hail fell in 8 censide
blesquantlty in this city but not Of suffils
4cient force to do any damag
Have yonrcarpets cleaned now, from
5Osand q cents per ON. :. Buengsr.
Owing to the Firemens' convention
which begins on Tuesday next the sC.
No. 6s8 will hold their regular
meeting on Thursday, June 9Th. q
Henry Flor was called TO Springfield
BY County Attorney Olsen last Wedness
day TO use his ability 10 q stenog apher
in taking evidence in q justice court
trial. }.
: Fresh Fish every Friday at Rusch 81
Bosch.
Mrs. Henry Ahrens and Mrs. George
Haag Of ST. Paul were in the city last.
week, called here BY the death Of Mrs.
il ]. Buenger. They leave today for
their homes.
Adjutant Vogel has received and is.
sued to the s2nd Regiment band the new;
khaki uniforms He has also a full
| equipment for the officers 80 that the,
command will appear in the new suits
upon It's next encamp ment.
DR.. Jos. Vogel returned home from
Rush Medical College last week n time
to be present at the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. u. ]. Buenger, He left again sffor
Chicago Monday to take q special three
months course during the summer.
DR.. :Kohler Of Minneapolis, will be
in New Ulm, Sunday, June 8th., at DR..
Strickler's Office, to do eye, ear, nose and
throat work. Hours from / / "a. NJ
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The @. s. n. W. will run special
train to Waseca on Sunday June sth.
The train will leave this city At 9:15 q.
m. and returning will leave Waseca at
p. m. giving more than half q day in
that city. The ticket for the round trip
will be $1.25.
Andrew j. Ecksteln furnished the fol-.
lowing weather report for the month Of
May. Mean temperature for the month
6l.2, maximum SO. 1874 inches rainfell
during the month. Nine days were clear,
nine were cloudy and thirteen were part
u cloudy. The prevailing wind was
south. No frosts occurred during the
month. 5 zss.
Otto Schell has invented an improved
method in machinery for separating
hops from beer and for purifying the
same. The old process was too expens-
i've and by peIseyering, Mt. SchelI has at
last succeeded IN cutting the csst almost
in halt. so that his process is destined to
become popular. On Wsdnesday last a
patent was issued to him covering the
machinery and method. Tie simplicity
of the method is its highest recommen-
datinn. .ss'5s
g Chairman Fred Pfaender Of the dem
Focratic county committee has issued q
call for the county convention to elect
delegates to the state convention which
takes place in Minneapolis on the 25th
of the present month. The county CON.
vention is to meet in this city on Satura
Iday, June 21st. The primaries for the
election Of delegates to the county con-
vention are to be held on Thursday June
10Th. + there is q full representation
at the county convention there should Be
sixty-eight present. 81
The Pabst Theatre Co. established q
splendid reputation for fine acting in
their appearances at Turner Hall both
Friday and Sunday nights. There il
perhaps no better German theatre com
panY playing IN this country and thei1
acting is above criticism. There Is not
9 moment throughout the entire even.
ling's performances when one feels wear
| led with the play and the hearty encores
that were given each act were sufficient
Ievidence Of the thorough appreciation
BY the audience. The company will play
|again il this city on Sunday evening
June 9Th at which time every seat should