New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24

About seventy people from New I'm
took advantage of the excursion rates
on the M. & st. e. railroad to the
Twin Cities Saturday.
4 Major John Buschers received orders
from Adjutant General Fred Wood to
allow Company "A'' to parade with
arms on Memorial Day.
Edwin Juni, who has been in Mime
apolis the past year returned to this
city Thursday and will remain here
during the summer months.
I Mr.. and Mrs. E. Harriet and little
! son of Wabasso were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hubbard Thurs
day and Friday of last week.
i The actives of the New Ulm Turn
yerein will give dance next Satur-
day evening at Turner hall. A good
time assured those who attend.
DR.. J. p. Graf has added a beauti-
full black shetland pony to his livery
barn. The animal was sent by express
from Ivanhoe Saturday afternoon.
The members of the Concordia band
Twill attend the Mission Feast at Mic
ollet on the first Sunday in June. They
are requested to play on that day.
Mrs. Hugo Dorm was visiting her
sister at Winthrop over Sunday. Be-
fore returning. to her home here she
visited with her parents at Fairfax.
Judge Comstock of Mankato attend
Led court proceedings here last week.
He is acting for the defense in the case
of the State against F. E. Beech.
A number of the young men of this
city attended the Zellner- Grusem we'd
ding at Fort Ridgley Monday. From
reports they must have had a glorious
! time.
Peter Herrian held an opening at
his corner saloon on Minnesota Street
Saturday evening. Music being fur
neshed by few members OF the Alex
Band.
Il
ball team has arranged asgame between
his team and that of Gourtland to be
played at the latter place on Sunday,
May %.
| Misses Lulu and Eva Klossner and
Miss Lucia Hanson Of Winthrop re-
turned to their homes Wednesday
evening after few days visit with
friends.
| Mrs. Maud Womack and daughter,
dorothy, who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zickrick the past
week returned to their home at St. Paul
Sunday.
Frank Emmerich of Sleepy Eye
called on friends in this city Wednes-
day. Frank is an old New Ulm resi-
dent and his appearance on our streets
pleases every one.
The ladies of the Frieden's church
wish to announce that they will have
a Coffee Social at the home of Albert
Spaeth tomorrow afternoon to which
/ the public is invited.
Reverend G. J. Albrecht returned to-
day from Milwaukee where he had gone
"a few days past to attend the meeting
OF the general board of inspectors
which was held at that place Tuesday
Mrs. Mary Arbes will leave to-
morrow for Olivia where she will visit
at the home of her son Peter G. Arbes
for week. Mr.. Arbes is engaged in
the retail drug business at that place.
| Rev. II. Isker, former pastor of Beth
Ell Church of the Evangelical Associat-
len, left Thursday with his family for
/ Hutchinson where he will take up his
new work in the church at that place.
The game to be played between the
University MUD Hens and the town
team Sunday was cancelled. The game
may not be played since it will be
impossible for them to give an open
date
1 Joseph Gralsam resigned as bill
clerk at the Chicago & Northwestern
freight Office last week. Mr.. Grausam
! who has been competent clerk for the
past year has not decided what he will
! do in the future.
/ c. w. Erickson of Comfrey, who was
| in the city several days last week as a
witness in one of the cases being tried
at the present term of court, was a
pleasant visitor at the Review Office
during his stay.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding of John Poehler to Miss Lena
Schemann, both of CORTLAND township.
The wedding will take place at the
Lutheran church east of CORTLAND
]. Monday May 20.
/ Mrs. Fred Pfaender returned Satur-
day from ST. Paul where she had been
: taking treatment for her eyes the past
&, few weeks Mrs e. Stamm rntnrnod