New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-01
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e LOCAL NEWS. &
Observation-Disclosures

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Mrs. Ernst Strelow left for Echo Sat-
urday on visit.
Geo. w. Barnes went to Sanborn Mon
day on business.
Otto Schell made business trip to
Sleepy Eye Monday.
Chas. Toberer visited the Twin Cities
on business Monday.
Miss Viola Schell is visiting in Chi
cago, with Mr. and Mrs. Etter.
Chas. Dobberstein left Sunday for
Slsseton, S. D, to look up land.
Mrs. Chas. sommer and daughter, Miss
Edith, are visiting in St. Paul.
Mrs. e.. w. Barnes leaves this morning
for Cedar Falls, Wis, to visit relatives.
Fred Kretsch is advertising ball in
the Star hall for the evening of the
Fourth. ~ =.-
The Misses Ida apd Dolly Hauenstein
entertained number of friends Saturday
evening. ,$.=
Gen. Jos. Bobletef will go to Lake
City on July 18th to review the First
regiment.
Fred Mayer and Miss Lola Wright
drove down from Sleepy Eye Sunday
and spent the day with friends.
A picnic will be held at Hunters Rest
today by the members of the New Ulm
| High School Alumni association. ~,
| A hearing in the Forster bankruptcy
matter was held IN Mankato Monday
and another is scheduled for today.
The State street ball team will go to
Hanska Saturday to play at the Fourth
of July celebration at Fort Hill.
Mrs. Carl Crone and son, Carl, and
Mrs. Chas. Stuebe are visiting in the
northern part of the state.
Robert Oleson of Washington, D. c.,
came Monday to spend the summer with
| his grandmother, Mrs. Amalia Scherer.
The Evangelical society, the new de-
nomination, has purchased lot on JEFF
ferson street and will erect a church in
the spring. $685.:
Rev. Fl. G. Dallmann and August In
berg returned from Fergus Falls last
Wednesday. They attended the annual
Evangelical conference.
TX Have purchaser for good house with
barn situated On 2lots. Minnesota Real
Estate Bureau. Room IA P. O. Block
Bobleter & Vogel.
About three. quarters of an inch of
rain fell during the strom of Sunday
night. 1t was worth thousands of dol
/ lars to the farmers of Brown county.
Clara Epper, the little girl who was
so badly hurt last week, was brought to
St. Alexander hospital Thursday and
DR.. Bayley reports that her condition Is
now improving.
Miss Emma A. Tuberg, formerly a
teacher in the New Ulm public schools,
was married Monday at her home in
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Wabasso. They will be at home in
Wabasso after July 18th.
! DR.. F. @. Dodd of Minnea POLLS, an
eye specialist, furnished expert testimony
in case before the district court Satur-
day. Sunday morning in company will
DR.. D. F. Pelon of New Paynesville, he
returned to Minneapolis or his automo.
bile. 70. ~
! Conrad Morschman, an inmate of the
@eennty ,poar farm, died Sunday night 81
old age. He was about .86 years old and
formerly made his horne with w. 6uede
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this country. He was buried yesterday
in the city cemetery.
Joseph Rlchartz and Miss Amanda
Faas, both of Milford, were married in
the Catholic church at o'clock yester.
day morning by Rev. Father Sandmeyer
A reception was held last evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fritz Bormann, in Milford.
! Jos. GALES returned home Monday
night from St. Paul and Minneapolis
| having arranged to have the Sons Of
Hermann of the Twin Cities come here
on Saturday and Sunday, July 25th ane
26th. On the latter day the Minneapo
lis & st. Louis will run special excur
sion train at fare of 81. SO for the round
trip and as Washington Lodge, No. l, o
/ Minneapolis, will hold its annual plcni,
here, it is expected that large Grove
will be present.