New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-06-22
LOCAL NEWS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Miss Anna Stehmann of Sanborn, is
in the city visiting friends.
Geo. Garrish and Bert Prescott of
Sleepy Eye, were New Ulm visitors
Sunday.
The Misses Gertrude and Martha
Vetter are at home from Minneapolis
for visit.
Roy G. Setter came down from
Minneapolis Sunday and visited with
his parents.
NJ Mullen left Monday for Everett,
S. D., to spend ten days or two weeks
on the range.
G. w. Albrecht and sister, Miss
Clara, of ST. Paul, visited Sunday at
the Pfaender home.
H. c. Kaschau and Henry Flor came
down from the Twin Cities with the
excursion Sunday.
A force of men from the city lighting
station removed the old poles along
Minnesota street Friday.
Miss Ida McCabe and her music
pupils enjoyed a picnic and outing at
Hunters Rest last Thursday.
Prof. E. 7. Critchett and son, Ed
ward, departed Monday morning for
Lake Minnetonka to spend week.
J. B. Nelson, the Mankato contract
or, was in the city last Wednesday to
bid on the Catholic parochial school.
Senator Geo. W. Somerville of
Sleepy Eye, was in the city Saturday
on business before the probate court.
Frank Eckert and Miss Anna Vetter
were united in marriage yesterday
morning in the Catholic church at ST.
George.
X Come to us for cool, refreshing
soda drinks. w. G. Alvin.
DR.. Martin Luther college closed
Friday for the summer vacation and
the students have returned to their
homes.
DR.. G. Schmidt, formerly of this
city but now located in Sleepy Eye,
was entertained by friends here
Sunday.
Miss Alma Marti of this city, gradu-
ated yesterday from the New England
Conservatory of Music at Boston,
Mass.
Prof J. Meyer, Of the DIR. Martin
Luther college faculty, preached Sun
day at the Luther mission festival in
| CORTLAND.
Mrs. o. C. Stricken and daughters
left Monday for Des Moines, Ia,
where they will spend fortnight
visiting friends.
| Mrs. B. L. Weber of Marshall,
spoke in the Congregational church
Sunday evening. She is engaged in
missionary work.
Carl Scherer, who is attending the
University of Michigan at Ann Arbor
reached home last week to spend his
summer vacation.
| Architect A. j. Van Deusen came te
New Ulm last Wednesday to be presen
at the opening of the bids on the Catho
lie parochial school.
Atrainload of Minneapolis threshins
engines wentwest over the N Northwestern
Saturday morning. They attracte'
considerable attention.
The Misses Antonio Zieher, Berth
Pfeiffer and Anna Schmidt left yeste1
, day for St. Louis, where they wi
| visit the worlds fair.
Company A will go into camp q
Lake City with the Second regimen
on July 5th. The artillery battalio
is also scheduled for that date.
| Chas. H. Stuebe was a passenge
Monday for Everett, S. D. He make
the trip on a mission for the Mimi
sofa and Dakota Cattle company.
| DR.. L. A. Gebhardt spent the la
three days of the week in Minneapoi
attending the annual meeting of tt
Minnesota State Dental association.
i Company A was given battalion il
: spection in the armory last Wedne
: day evening. The inspecting offic
was Major F. B. Wood of Austin.
| While E. A. Pfefferle is at ST. Lou
visiting the Louisiana Purchase Exp
l sition, the Reliable Drug Store W
be under the management of Adolf
/ Meile.
/ Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein of tt
city, is now an officer of the A. O.
| w. supreme lodge. At Chattanoog
Tenn, last week he was elected suprel
overseer.
/ Miss Agnes Mcdonald, formerly
teacher in the New Ulm public schoo
Twas married yesterday at the home