New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-06-18
Chas. Toherer was in Springfield on

Chas. Toberer was in Springfield on
business Monday.
Mrs. Alice Henderson spent Saturday
in Sleepy Eye.
s. D. Peterson was in Comfrey on bust
ness Friday and Saturday.
t. A. Brodered baggage man on the
Mankato stub was married on Thursday
| to Miss May Bennett Of WinoIa.
| A.. J. Alvin has been invited to deliv-
er an address. in English at the Fran pic
mic at Lake Hsnska on Sunday June
22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Hornburg attend
ed church in Sleepy EJe Sunday morn
ing, going to that city in their automo.
bile.
| Hugo Berndt who is now tending bal
in saloon at Morton, came down Sat
urday to spend Sunday with friends and
relatives.
Miss Dietz Of Mapleton is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. Juni. Sunday morning
she sang the offertory at the Congregs.
tional church.
Deere vehicles are all right. Fin.
est and largest assortment of rubber
tired and other buggies in the city at G
81. Hornburg's. .=.@.
Prof. and Mrs. Ackermann will spenc
a month or more IN Milwaukee. They
expect to be in the city again about The
first of August. - H. -'., .
| Miss Updyke and her sister Miss Ma
jori have returned from Wilmar where
Miss Updyke has been teaching and he1
sister attending school.
Word has been received here by rela
tives of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Setter tina
a son has been born to them in their new
home at Spokane, Wash.
| Hjalmer Hoidale who has been spend
ing short vacation at his home in Daw
son returned to his duties in the Office
of Hoidale & Somseu on Saturday,
A train load of Minnesota Thresher
went through the city to Tracy Thursda!
last. Tracy is made the distributing
point for the machines.
I* CDR. Kohler of Minneapolis, will b.
in New Ulm, Sunday June 49,, at DR.
Strickler's Office to do eye, nose ant
throat work. Hours from II a. NJ"
Quite severe hail storm fell as nea
this city as Searles on Saturday evening
following an excessively hot day. NJ
great amount of damage was done.
Miss Emma Frank and Miss Mildred
Hanson of Sleepy Eye were in the cit.
last week for the purpose of attending
the high school graduating exercises.
A little game of bluff was worked tt
perfection this week in regard to enforc
ing one of the city ordinances whicl
shows how pleasant it is to live in glas
houses.
| The wedding of ofoJohn F. Jones an
Miss Nellie Thomas took place at tn
home of Mr.. Thomas near Searles o.
| Wednesday last, the Rev. Edwards o
Lake Crystal officiating.
! On Friday the scholars of all tn
grades had appropriate closing exercise
in the afternoon which were attended b
| a large number, of the parents AM
friends of the children.
Andrew J. Eckstein of the P1onee
Drug Store and Eugene Pfefferle of tn
Reliable Drug Store left yesterday to at
tend the druggists convention. Mrs
Pfefferle accompanied her husband.
A large number of Lutherans and thel
friends spent Sunday picnicking IN tn
woods between CORTLAND and Nicollet
It was an ideal day for a picnic ant
those who went report splendid time.
| E. G. Gilmore and family left on Sat
urday for Hope N. D. where they will
hareaften be loceted on a farm. MI
;. Gilmore has large farm there whicl
| he intends looking after himself in tn
| Eugene Pfefferle has added to his stool
of novelties number of sets of Pin,
j, Pong, to be use on dining tables. Tn
game is getting quite a hold in the cit
and is a fascinating one for all. 49,.
Tho ,olooc,,ra Of Of cor1.ooo n