New Ulm review., 1904-06-01

~ DOOCh plSltt0 over - ui1udy /
with Ma nkato friends.
Chas. Wellner of Fairfax, greeted
friends in the city Saturday.
Chas. A. Hitchcock returned Sun
day from business trip to Crooks
ton.
Miss Lucy Hauenstein was at home
from the Mankato Normal over Sun
day.
Miss Maud Nixon went to Mankato |
Saturday evening or a brief visit |
with her parents.
John Doll, who was sentenced to a !
year in the penitentiary for larceny,
was taken to Saltwater by Sheriff
Julius yesterday.
The Hanska baseball team passed |
through New Ulm Decoration Day on
their way to Sleepy Eye. They were
beaten by score of IL to 5.
| Harry Bingham, Hilger Manderfeld,
John Neumann and Thos. Collins,
New Ulm boys attending the University
of Minnesota, are at home for the
summer V vacation.
William Silverson writes from Gin
cinnati that he has been notified of the
shipment of his new Toledo automo-
| bile to Minneapolis. He has ordered
/ it forwarded to New Ulm.
/ The Forester squad of Harmony
Camp, M. w. A.. drilled at the fair
grounds Sunday in preparation for
the contest at the Woodmen picnic in
Mankato a week from today.
1 A rumor was circulated Monday
to the effect that former resident of
the city had confessed to a murder
committed nine years ago. Thus far
the authorities have been unable to
learn anything of the matter.
i John Horner and wife of Billings,
Mont, visited last week at the home
of Mrs. Barbara Classen. They were
on their way to the Louisiana Purchase.
exposition at ST. Louis and went from
here to Sleepy Eye to visit friends.
Delegates to the convention next
week were elected Friday evening by
the Christian Endeavor society of the
b Congregational church. They are
4 Misses Mary A. Yanke and Louise
Meile. while the alternates are George
3 Schmidt and Miss Ida Stahl.
4 Mesdames G. w. Barnes and Anna
!. Wing are expected to return tomorrow
3 from Cedar Falls, Wis, where they
l were called by the last illness of Mrs.
S Barnes father. Her mother, Mrs.
e Alvira Briggs, will return with them
to make her home in New Ulm.
t Vim. Huevelmann has sold his team
4 of heavy draft horses to a Minnea.
/ polls party for $500, and has replaced
r them with lighter team. Mr.. Huevel.
mann has the care of horses reduced
e to science and Invariably cleans ul
t a nice profit on every team he buys:
Frank Rossner, who has entered
: into partnership with Frank Matscf
and opened machine shop on NORTH
e Broadway, on Thursday received hi:
r household goods from Chicago. Mr.
e Rossner was formerly foreman in th'
h Chicago & Northwestern shops a
Chicago.
: G. w. Barnes received word Frida.
: of the death of his father-in-law, S
J. N. Briggs, which occurred at tn
i latter's home in Cedar Falls, Wis.
e after a lingering illness with a com
plication of diseases. The funeral wa
held from the Methodist church i
= Cedar Falls Sunday afternoon.
e Chas. Silverson has engaged Arch
l, tect G. A. Heers to prepare plans TO
% the addition to the Behnke residence
which he purchased recently. MI
n Heers will also design a brick stabl
ID to cost So, 500 and it is the intention c
(. the new owner to commence work upo
e. the Improvements as soon as possible
le A new plan of conducting the mai
run between this city and Mankato
D to be given trial this month. 1t
Of proposed to have one mail clerk Wor
4. the route for week and for anothe
7, to take it the second week. Under tn
II arrangement J. J. Morarity and Gee
w. Leary would have the old line ru
le on alternate weeks.
e. Henry Vedder received word Thurs
lg day that his brother, Hugo Veddel
Ill was seriously i'll at St. Louis, Nc
n He was suffering from an attack {
rheumatism of the heart and the nurs
I'd wrote that his condition was critica
of At one time Hugo Vedder was an en-
n ploye Of the Review but he has bee
h. working in St. Louis at the barberin
20 trade