New Ulm review., 1903-06-10

Saturday Of this week. he has christen-
ed her gallery the "Elite'' and intends
furnishing it very handsomely.
Health Officer E. w. Bayley released
the family Of Carl schroeck from quar-
antine Saturday. They have been con-
fined for fifty days for small pox. There
lis now no contagious disease in New
Ulm.
Owing to the fact that several of the
New Ulm players found it necessary to
leave the city, the game with Springfield.
which was to have been played Sunday
afternoon, was postponed. It will come
off at the fair grounds next Sunday.
Stork Bros, tie local commission men.
do not propose to be annoyed by the
anticipated strike of the Chicago freight
handlers. OF late they have been work
ing like Tlojans and last week shipped
two full carloads of eggs to the Chicago
markets.
Lieut.. George Bookstaver, of the gallant
Fifteenth Minnesota, passed through the
city Saturday on his way west. During
the Spanish American incident Lieut..
Bookstaver endured hardship with Com
pany B, distinguishing himself along the
Susquehanna river. @
Articles of incorporation Of the Citi-
zens' State Bank of Wabasso have been
filed with the secretary of state. Among
the incorporators are F. w. Hauenstein,
formerly of this city, and A. G. Ochs Of
Springfield. Mr.. Hauenstein will be the
cashier and bank will soon open for bust
ness. III. ~
Rev. G. J. Albrecht and Prof. J..
Schaller, with the members of the faculty
of DR.. Martin Luther college and the
teachersln the Lutheran parochial schools,
left yesterday for Goodhue, Mimi, to at
tend the annual meeting of the Minnesota
and Wisconsin Synods Of German Luther.
an churches.
Prof. and Mrs. D. A. Grussendorf ar
rived in the city Wednesday evening
from Appleton. They will remain here
at least two months visiting with re-
latlves. At the close of the vacation they
will return to Appleton, Prof. Grussen-
dorf having been reelected as super
intendent of the schools OF that place.
Ed. Taylor, prol rietor of the New
Ulm Steam laundry, has ordered a new
machine known as a negligee shirt
starcher, to be used for starchiug wrist
and breast bands. 1t is one of the most
modern appliances known to the laundry
world and will greatly improve his facil-
tiles for turning ont the best of work.
A compositor's error in the last issue
of the Review made this paper say that
Supt. Adolf Wagner had recommended
that meter rates be fixed at 6 cents per
thousand watts, the word meter having
been substituted for motor. Meter rates
will remain at tents but users of motor
current will be charged at the rate of 6
cents. zA
Sheriff John A. Mcmillan anG County
Attorney A. A. Stone of St. Peter, were
in New Ulm Thursday looking up evi
dence in the Loeffelmacher cases. They
drove out to the farm of Frank Kienlan
and also interview several people in the
neighborhood of the Reinhart place
where the man Meyer committed suicide
last fall.
The rooms in the Strickler block to
be occupied by DR.. Jos. H. Vogel have
been nicely finished with buriap an6
handsome paper and he will open his
Office today. DR.. Vogel will have one o
the most convenient suites in the CITY
they being arranged so as to give, him E
reception room, a private Office and a
tabatory.
7 H. e. Werner, the Searles land agent
has rented the Offices in the Ottomeyel
block formerly used by the Coe Com.
mission company, and will occupy them
during the summer. When his lease ex.
i pires Attorney Albert Pfaender will
move his law Office into the rooms an6
DR.. G.. F. Reineke will move into the
apartments vacated by Mr.. Pfaender.
Delegates from the New Ulm Fire De.
partment went north over the Minnea.
polls s. st. Louis Monday noon to attend
the annual convention of the Minnesots
! State Firemen's association at Brainerd
The New Ulm party consisted of John
Herzog, Fred Grebe, Fred Oswald, Al
J fred Nagel and Fred Wacdersee.