New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-06-29

offering.
< Are you thirsty? If SO call at our
fountain. W. G. Alvin. %
Mrs. A. H. Lienhard and children
left Thursday for Minneapolis and
New Paynesville, where they will
spend several weeks.
Rev. G. Holm went to Waterville
Saturday to attend the funeral of the
late VIM. A. Baumgartner, which was
held OF the Sabbath.
Ringing Bros. circus will exhibit
in Mankato today. It is likely that
from here will go down to
witness the performances.
The annual picnic of the Lutheran
congregation will be held next Sunday
on College Heights. Music will be
furnished by the Concordia band.
Mrs. II. H. Drill, wife of the Court
land merchant, was brought to ST.
Alexander hospital Thursday and
operated upon for appendicitis.
Peter Prokosch and Miss Mary
Portner were united in marriage in
the Catholic church Thursday morn
ing by Rev. Father Sandmeyer.
Held Bros. have taken the local ag-
ency for the Oliver typewriter. The
Oliver is a standard machine and
ranks with the very best manufactured.
F. G. Neuneier of Saltwater, pub
Usher of the Washington County
Journal, was in the city Thursday.
This paper acknowledges fraternal
call.
Graduates of the state agricultural
college who reside in the Second con-
gressional district held an enjoyab
picnic at the Herman Pfaender farm
last Wednesday.
Henry Rudolph was a passenger
for Chicago Friday. After a short
stay with friends in that city he will
leave for Germany to visit the scenes
of his childhood.
Alfred Schlumpberger, who last fall
removed to Clements, Redwood coun.
| ty, to engage in the hardware bust.
ness, has again returned to this city
with his family to reside.
DR.. and Mrs. r. J. O'Donnellr
home Sunday from Cincinnati and ST
Louis. They were accompanied by
Miss Charlotte Silverson, who viii
spend her vacation at home.
County Attorney Einar Hoidale re
turned Sunday evening from Granite
| Falls, where he defended two mer
charged with illegal fishing. He sue
ceeded in clearing his clients.
Miss Maud Nixon has resigned he
position as stenographer in thu
Eagle mill office and has returned tt
her home in Mankato. She is succeeded
by Miss Hertha Weddendorf.
/ In match Thursday evening tn
Pioneer bowling team took two game
i out of three from the Company
quintette. The total scores were
Pioneers, 2179; Company A, 2125.
| Next Sunday afternoon Company
and the Second Regiment band vii
hold joint drill on the plateau sout
of the city. They will mound guar
and go through other evolutions.
| Mrs. Amalia Scherer, accompanie
) by her son and daughter, Carl an
/ Allie Scherer, left for the worlds fai
Thursday. They made the trip dow
the river, embarking at ST. Paul.
i Scott Current of Home township
: and Miss Clara Runck of Milford
were united in marriage Thursday b
! Judge of Probate S. A. George. II
i, young couple will reside in Home.
S Next Sunday the New Ulm base ba
team will go to Sanborn to play
! return game with the nine at tn
i place. On the following day the loca
i are to play at the celebration
Hanska.
Vim. Silverson and wife returnt
= home Thursday night from their cas-
ern visit. They had been gone ty
months, spending most of their til
in Cincinnati and also going to t
le worlds fair.
= Chas.. A. Hitchcock returned ho1
Thursday night from Lake City, whe
he had been in camp with the Thi
~ regiment. Mr.. Hitchcock holds
y lieutenant's commission in the Crool
~ ton company.
B. Gruenenfelder of this city, b
- been engaged as director for a n
u band which has been organized at
IL j ames. Mr.. Gruenenfelder is n
training three bands and has sever
n