New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-07-27

Anton Ochs made a business trip to-
the Twin Cities Monday.
Ira King of Sleepy Eye, was in the
city on business Monday.
Miss Edna English gave dancing
party for number of her friends
Monday evening.
Otto 0. Pfeiffer and Miss Mary
| Marihart were married Monday by
Judge Ernst Brandt.
| Prof. E. F. Nettleton, of the Man
kato Commercial college, was in town
on business yesterday.
Chris Arveson and Henry Pellant
drove down from Sleepy Eye Monday,
returning in the evening.
Mrs. A. w. Bingham is expected
home Friday from a visit of two
months at Swanton. Vermont.
W. M. Brink, sent to the county
jail from Sleepy Eye last week, has
had his sentence committed and will be
released Friday.
DR.. .Kohler. of Minneapolis, will be
in New Ulm, Sunday July 31st, to do
eye, ear, nose and thro at work. Hours
from A. M. to P. M, at DR.. Strick
ler's Office. 30
Mrs. Henry Bernhardt of Strass-
burg, ILL.,, is expected by New Ulm
friends next week. She is on her re-
turn from California, where she spent
the winter.
On Sunday, August It'll, the Minnea-
polls & ST. Louis railway will run a
popular excursion to the Twin Cities.
| The fare from New Ulm will be ST.. so
/ for the round trip.
New and improved machinery has
been installed at the Schell brewery in
the shape of a corking device and an
automatic bottle washer. They are
operated by electricity.
Edgar Zelle left with Dr. L. A. Geb-
hardt Monday morning for Black
River Falls, Wis. He will remain in
that city while DR.. Gebhardt is absent
at st. Louis and Chattanooga.
Brigadier General Jos. Bobleter
went to Lake City last Friday after
noon and on the following day in
spected the First regiment. He was
accompanied by Major L. G. Vogel.
Judge B. f. Weber heard the argu-
ments for and against a new trial in
the Sperl SANDER case yesterday after
noon. Attorney J. A. Eckstein offered
the motion and it was resisted by At
torney Einar Hoidale.
A son Of Paul Sturm of Cottonwood,
received bad injury Saturday morn
ing. He was cutting hay with a scythe
when the keen blade penetrated the sole
of his left foot. 1t inflicted a deep
cash and he will be laid up for some
weeks.
i Miss Caroline Kruger passed away
Monday afternoon at the home of her
nephew, Erust Thiede of Cottonwood,
after lingering illness with asthma.
She was 68 years of age and for the
past eight years had made her home
with Mr. Thiede The funeral will be
held from the Lutheran church in this
city this afternoon.
Scores made yesterday by the New
/ Ulm Gun club were as follows: Frank
Nenno, %; J. Fl. Forster, -; Julius
Krause, %; F. Engelbert, II; G. Arnt-
sen, 8; G. E. Goodrich, 21; Vim. r..
Hodges, IA; w. E. Koch, %; John
Schneider, 20; John Muhs, %; Einar
Hoidale, IA; J. P. Graft, Is.
| A pretty double wedding occurred at
Mankato last Thursday when Miss
Mary E. Cuddy of that city, and Chas.
I Youmans of Eagle Lake, and Miss
Daisy Severance of Belgrade, and
Henry M. Cuddy of, Mankato, were
united in marriage. Miss Mary Cuddy
and Henry Cuddy are sister and broth
er of j. L. Cuddy of this city.
Rev. Daniel Otis Bean will occupy
the pulpit of the First Congregations
church next Sunday, speaking at the
morning service, 1880, upon 'The
Question of All the Ages" At the
evening service, s p. NJ, he will preach
from the text: "The tongue can nc
man tame-If any man seemeth to be
religious and bridleth not his tongue,
that mans religion is vain'' James,
1:26. Sunday school, $50 a. m. Y.
?. S. G. b., p. m. All are cordially
; invited.