New Ulm review., 1903-05-27

Grocery. Geo. Hauenstein.
Attorney A. Fred1ickson of Spring
field, was in the city yesterday on busi
ness.
DR.. 6. R. Koch and II. N. Somsen ac-
companied the excursionists to Mlnnea-
polls Sunday.
Fred Kretsch is advertising a dance
which will be given in the Star hall next
Monday evening.
a daughter arrived Monday night to
gladden. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schmidt of Cottonwood.
Lieut.. Albert Koch Of Echo was home
over Sunday. He was present at the
election Of officers for the militia.
Wd. Eibner has improved the appear
ance Of his restaurant by the addition Of
oxidized iron ice cream tables and chairs.
Miss Ella Kumm of Faribault, has
spent the past week with friends in this
city. She leaves this week for Excelsior
for the summer.
Mrs. H. L. Beecher aud children re-
turned home Sunday from st. Peter,
where Mrs. Beecher has been for some
months.
Photographer H. Goede is at work
upon picture of the graduating class
at Dr.. Martin Luther college. It is TO
be finished this week.
y Best Ice Cream Soda and Ice Cream
at the Weneeda Bakery,
F. W. E1BNER, Prop
Chief Ranger Andrew ]. Eckstein de
sires large attendance at the meeting
of St. John Court, G. Q. F., to be held
tomorrow evening.
Contractor II. schapekahm this week
moved Chas. Fiedler's store back to the
| rear end of his lot on Second North
street. Work upon the new brick build
ing will be begun at once.
Albert Chrlstianson, the young man
| who had his left arm ampntated at St.
Alexander hospital last week as the re
suit of a shot gun explosion, is reported
as making nice recovery.
Sheriff John Mcmillan of St. Peter,
arrived in the city Friday afternoon and
went out into the West Newton neigh
borhood to subpoena witnesses in the
August Loeffelmacher case.
Rev. s. G. Updyke will deliver the
baccalaureate. sermon for the graduating
class of the New Ulm high school. It
is to be given in the Congregational
church on the evening of Sunday, June
! 7th.
St. James is making great preparations
for its Knights Of Pythlas carnival,
scheduled to come c # on June 10th, 18th,
18th and 18th. It is likely that a party
from here will go down on one Of the
days.
The city has very justly complied with
Capt. Burg's request and has finished the
new shed for his battery. He IS expect.
| ing the fnlfillment of the promise made
by the state authorities to give him
another cannon.
| Andrew J. Eckstein and Andrew Hoff
mann, constituting the committee on
poor farm from the board of county
commissioners, are securing plans fol
the new house which is to be built al
the farm during the coming summer.
TX Best Ice Cream Soda and Ice Cream
at the Weneeda Bakery,
F. W. EIBNER, Prop
Rev. S. G. Updyke of this city. ha
received word that his son, Lieut. R. P
Updyke of the Seventeenth Infantry, q
S. A., now stationed at Vancouver Bar
racks, WASH, will leave with his con.
mand early in June for the Philippines
Gen. Superintendent W. D. Cantillo1
; of the Chicago s Northwestern, Super
intendent A. Z. Goelzmann and ASSIST
! ant Superintendent J. P. Cantillon, o
the Minnesota s Dakota Division, were
| in New Ulm Saturday inspecting tn,
company's property. They left for tn
east via ST. Peter.
Tomorrow afternoon Rev. Thos. Griffith
will be ordained as minister of Salem
Congregational church at Cambria. Rev
B S. G. Updyke, g. A. Ottomeyer and Mrs
! A. w. Hubbard Of this place, will attent
{ the exercises as delegates from the loca
J, congregation. After the ordination
reception will be given the new pastor ant
J. the people at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
G. Harris.