New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-14

Autou ocul1lefs OF MOfIOu, was Inc
guest Of friends and relatives in this
city over Sunday.
The Misses Nellie Murphy and
Francis Holden of Morton we're the
guests of their friend, Miss Emily
Engel of this city over Sunday.
1t is one of the pleasant things in
connection with the excursion that was,
in this city Sunday and that is there
were very few drunk and but little loud
| and bolsterous noises. It was a we'll
behaved crowd and one that seemed to.
know the purpose of it's visit to the
city.
Mrs. S. T. Harbo, who has been in
this city several months taking medi-
cal treatment returned to her home at
Hanska last Wednesday,, but was com
PEELED to return the following day and
continue the treatment. She is remain
| ing with relatives during her stay
here.
On account of i'll health and old age,
lgnatz Ambrosch has decided to sell
his marble business in this city and
retire from active labor. He has been
operating the business for the past
twenty years, and has become we'll
known to the people of this city and
vicinity,
Word has been received here of the
death Of Albert Plath of Evans, which
occurred Thursday afternoon. The
young man, who is a cousin to Mrs.
Adolph Klause and nephew to Mrs.
Wilhelmine Boock, was afflicted with
consumption and his death was no
severe shock to his relatives.
Major John Buschers inspected Co.
"A''in the manual of arms, setting-up
exercises and also skirmishers work
last Wednesday evening. The in
spection was held in the park in the
rear of Turner hall and from what
can be learned the new major was very
we'll pleased with the work of the boys.
| Sunday was Penticost and it was
observed in all the churches of this city
| by special services. At the church Of
the Holy Trinity Pontifcial High Mass
was held during the morning while al
St. Paul's church the Lords Supper
was served to the entire congregation
Immediately following the morning
services which closed at about noon
Sergeant Edwin Juni left Sunday
for Camp Lakeview to take the posi-
ton as statistical officer of the brigade
which will be at camp during tai!
month and part of July. The brigade
comprises the First, Second and THIRD
Regiments and it is the duty of Ser
geant Juni to make record of all worl
on the rife ranges and other necessar,
statistics.
Mrs. Francisco Boesch arrived il
the city Friday morning from Lo
Angeles, Cal, where she has beer
E spending the winter months. She will
y be the guest of friends here but shOr
t time and will then resume her trip t.
t New York City, where she will NEE
her son, Fred who is attending tn
college at Ithica, and together the
T. will make an extended tour throug
y Europe.
p Rev. Geo. Albrecht of Minneapoli
will bol9 Tho roonpipo op1 ovopip
services at the Congregational churc
next Sunday. This gentleman will /
remembered as the man who took
prominent part in the organization {
" the church twenty-five years agt
~ During his absence from this city NJ
l. Albrecht has spent fourteen years
Japan and it is understood that tn
If will be his subject for the evening.
'. The remains of Mrs. Wilhelmir
re Plath were brought to this city We
IS nesday afternoon and interment MAJ
at in the Lutheran cemetery. Mrs. Pla
Re who is the mother of Mrs. Wilhelmi1
Book of this city, died at her hor
in in Morgan Monday morning, aged
he years and services were held in t
" Lutheran church of Seaforth Wedne
ed day morning, following which her I
~ mains were sent to this city for burr;
as Mrs. r. L. English departed Thu
day morning on her trip to the Paci
~ coast. She spent several days
=. Glencoe, the guest Of friends and re
20. tives and met her daughter, Miss Edr
Nv Monday afternoon at ST. Paul. TT
~ will spend the summer months at Pc
w land, Ore, and after that they v
" reside in their new home at Salt LIZ
City. Mr.. English's Intentions are
of leave here for the latter place sor
err time next month.
ell BORN.
TO OSWALD-On Tuesday, June Is, 19
ng to Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Oswald
Ike this city, d son.
DIED.
mo SPRENG9-On Monday afternoon at
, :. /. home on South Summit Ave- in