New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-06-15
LOCAL NEWS.

Ringing Bros. circus is to exhibit
at Mankato on June 10Th.
Born, to VIM. Ruemke, Jr., and
wife, on Thursday, son.
A son was born to VIM. Schroer
and wife last Wednesday.
Mrs. O. C. Setter visited last week
with friends in Sleepy Eye.
Frank Baasen visited with friends
in Mankato Friday evening.
A daughter arrived last week to
gladden. the home of Ernst Eyrich and
wife.
Mrs. G. A. Richardso and laughter,
Daisy, were Mankato visitors Satur-
day.
Paymaster ] ames S. Beecher went
to Minneapolis Thursday for a brief
visit.
DIR. E. W. Bayley was down from
Sleepy Eye last Wednesday and spent
the day with friends.
]. Fl. Melges, the leading barber of
Redwood Falls, visited with New Ulm
friends last Wednesday,.
Mrs. M. J. Fisch of Window, is Wis
iting in the city with her sisters, Mes
danes A. J. and W. T. Eckstein.
Miss Alma Heimerdinger of New
Paynesville, is being entertained at
the home of Attorney and Mrs. G. A.
Hagberg.
DR.. L. A. Gebhardt goes to Mime
| apolis tomorrow to attend the annual
meeting of the Minnesota Dental asso-
citation.
G. A. Ottomeyer was a passenger
for St. Paul yesterday. He went up as
delegate to the state immigration
convention.
| Confirmation exercises were held in
the German Methodist church Sunday.
A class of twenty-one children was
confirmed.
| Mrs. G.. T. Howard of Redwood
Falls, was here last Wednesday to
visit with her mother, Mrs. P. 3.
Beecher.
/ Henry Walter and Miss Stella Ding
Ter were married in the Evangelical
church last Wednesday by Rev. G. H.
DalImann.
| orth Io
Adam, popular young people, were
united in marriage Thursday evening
by Rev. G. J. Albrecht.
On Thursday the articles of incor.
| poration of the Joseph Schumacher
Brewing company were filed in the of
fee of the secretary of state.
The children of the Congregational
J Sunday school held their annual pic.
mic on the banks of the Minnesota
near the east primary Saturday.
: Prof. Ed. Bosky returned last Wed.
nesday from his trip to Chicago anc
ST. Louis. While absent he attended
the national socialist convention.
l Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein left 70,
! Chattanooga, Tenn, last Wednesday
! as delegate from Minnesota to the
, National A. o. U. W. convention.
Prof E. L. Dills and W. B. Mathel
leave ST. Paul tomorrow on the rive
steamer Quincy for St. Louis. The,
/ will spend ten days at the world fair
!, S. Freeman and Sons of Racine
, Wis, have shipped the new marin
!. boiler built for the Eagle mill and
r will arrive in New Ulm in few days
q Four New Ulm hunters went to Swa
I Lake Sunday in search of the wolve
which were seen recently. They Wer
: unable to find trace of the animals
VIM. n. Amundson was in New u
= Thursday for the purpose Of lookin
+ the field over with view of forming
d vocal music class.-St. Peter Ere
e Press.
;. Application has been made by Chas
). IOISuSI, OI., w Uc ulSCIlbl SSu llOi
u bankruptcy. 1t will be argued befo1
- Judge Lochren in Minneapolis on Jun
18th.
: Judge S. A. George performed tt
6 ceremony last Wednesday which mao
y y man and wife of August F. Abraha:
Y! y of Echo, and Miss Lizzie Bonner {
" Sleepy Eye.
y Henry Roth of Lafayette, held Il
% number which won the building L
y offered by Chas. Stuebe. He presen
" ed his ticket and the property was CO.
d veyed to him.
. In a game between the second team
y of the New Ulm high school and D
y Martin Luther college Saturday afte
5 noon the college boys won by a SEQ
~ y of Is to IA.