New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-31

Mrs. E. [. Critchett pleasantly en-
tertained the members of the High
School base ball club at her home on
Broadway Saturday evening. The
boys failed not in making it pleasant
social function.
Miss Myrtle Engel left this morning.
for Winthrop where she will attend
the commencement exercises of the
Winthrop high school. She VIII be
the guest of Miss Alyce Clarke during
her visit there.
John Siebenbrunner the blacksmith
OF South Minnesota is reported as be-
ing very i'll with pneumonia. Dan
Wendland has taken his shop under
control until the owner is able to at
tend to his duties.
The many friends of Mrs. Chas.
Stuebe will pc pleased to learn that she
is recovering rapidly from the opera
ton which she had undergone for APP
pendicitis at st. Alexander's hospital
a few weeks past.
Dudley Martin. who has been in
the employment of Anton Simmet the
past few months resigned last week
and departed from this city Sunday to
Indianapolis where he will engage in
a similar occupation.
Miss Lucille Croker will close her
school term in district No s, Milford
next Friday. A picnic will be held in
the afternoon and during the evening
neat program will be conducted at
the Milford Club House.
Mesdames J. Sauter, II. Durbahn,
G. F. Reineke and J. Railing drove to
Fairfax last Wednesday afternoon
and returned Friday. While there
they were the guests at the Grussen-
| dorf and Durbahn homes.
L. Astrup conductor on one of the
Minneapolis & ST. Louis railway lines
into Chicago and Mesdames L. Astrup
and N. I. Edwards of Sparata, Wis.
were the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Nicholson the past week.
Mrs. W. O. Musser of Tracy is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Pfefferle of
this city. The lady will visit with these
people few weeks before taking her
intended trip to the Pacific coastwhere
she will hereafter reside.
Invitations have been received an
nouncing the completion of the law
course by Hilger H. Handerfeld OF
this city at the University of Mime
sofa which will take place during the
week beginning Sunday May % and
closing Thursday June l.
This morning Rev. Fl. B. Sandmeyer
administered the words that made Jonn
Inhoefer and Miss Elsie Wagner man
and wife. Miss Wagner is the daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wayne,
of Town Home and her husband is q
blacksmith of GibbOn.
w. II. Gieseke has added another
pair of fast horses to his hosiery
He purchased the animals south O.
Garden City last week. They are of &
chestnut color and when hitched to one
OF his rigs are as pretty a looking
team as has ever been seen in this city
| Wednesday of last week week wa:
the natal day of William G. Alwir
and Louis G. Vogel. The former hac
reached the fortieth mile stone of hi
life and the latter his thirty-ninth
Both gentleman generously distributed
samples of the best makes of cigars
etc.
The frost of Thursday evening die
considerable damage to the potato
crop. Throughout the country reports
have been received that the tubel
plants had been severely nipped by
Jack Frost. Thermometers here il
this city dropped down to 40 degree!
Thursday evening.
A movement has been afoot in thi
town for the past few weeks to hav,
the barber shops close at eight o'clocl
hereafter. This was objected to by ,
number of the BARRIERS until one da,
last week compromise was made ant
the shops from then on have closet
their doors to public at eight o'clocl
except Saturday evening.
A special meeting of the Alumni AS
ISOLATION was held Saturday evenin.
at the Auditorium of the high school
The meeting was called for the pur
pose of discussing matters relative tt
, the banquet which will be given at tn
Dakota house Tuesday evening Jun,
9th instead of June 10th as was previ
ously stated.
That the New Ulm Rural Telephon,
| Company is progressing rapidly cal
readily be seed from the number O
} poles that are strewn along the roads
leading out of this city. The Wagon