New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-01
Fred Schulz has gone to Grand
Forks to accept position il the Hotel

Fred Schulz has gone to Grand
Forks to accept position in the Hotel
Dacotah.
Mrs. VIM. Frank of Fairfax spent
the week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Kachelmeier.
VIM. Kopp OF Kasota visited over
Sunday with the families of Anton
Bartl and John Zischka.
The Office of the Dickinson Comm is
sion Co. in the Ottomeyer block has
been closed for the summer.
John Schaefer was in Minneapo lis
yesterday purchasing an engine for
the launch of the Alcantara Boat Club.
Mrs. Mic Andring paid visit last
week to friends in Chicago, Milw au-
kee and st. Paul, returning to New
Ulm Saturday evening.
Frank Mueller came up from st.
Peter Monday to spend few days
with his uncle, DIR. Emil Mueller, the
well-known veterinary surgeon.
Miss Thusnelda Furst of Bedfo I'd,
Indiana, is enjoying a visit at the
home of her grand parents, Mr.. and
Hill.
Mrs. Robert Litfa of CORTLAND is a
patient at ST. Alexander's hospital,
having been brought to that institu-
ton on Monday for a surgical opera
ton
4 Almond Loomis and Miss Alwina
Ganske, both of this county, were
united in marriage at the home of
Capt. S. A. George yesterday after
noon.
A. G. Won Hagen, the Sleepy Ely e
miller, is back from his trip to Europe.
While abroad Mr.. Won Hagen visited
England, Scotland, Ireland, France
and Germany.
Louis johnson of Albert Lea and
Miss Clara Nehls of this city we're
united in marriage by Rev. Schaller
at the home of the BRIDES parents
last Thursday.
The Minnesota Flint Rock Co. has
received an order from the Northwest
tern Railway Co. for all the RUBBED
stone it can furnish within the next few
weeks. The stone is to be used in fill
j ing in the sink hole on the company's
road between Judson and Cambria.
The funeral of Mrs. VIM. Kruschke,
an aged resident of the city who died
early in the week, was held from the
! Lutheran church Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Kruschke is survived by five
children, two of whom, Mrs. Otto
Reinke and Otto Kruschke, live in New
Ulm.
Mrs. Chas. Silverson was hostess
Monday afternoon at a Fourth o.
July luncheon given to number o.
little boys in honor of her little
brother, Teddy, who is here on 8
visit from St. Paul. Prior to the
luncheon, which was unique because
of the decorations, the little fellows
were all treated to a ride about the
city in Mr.. Silverson's big auto.
New Ulm friends of Emil G.. Hagt
of Hanska will be surprised to learr
of his marriage on Saturday to Mis-:
Dora Cove, niece of Miss Ellen An
derson, with whom she has been stay
ing in Lake Hanska for a number O
years. Mr.. Hage is the cashier of tn,
r Hanska State Bank and is one of tn,
{ county's most enterprising and sue
: cessful young business men. More
f over, he is active in public affairs AMI
n his acquaintance throughout tn
5 neighborhood is therefore extensive
The Review wishes him and his Bird
> the long-continued happiness they s.
. richly deserve.
Otto Heinen and John Sackl, bot
e under age, were arrested Saturday O
v the charge of assault, with attempt t
v commit rape, on the person of a four
: teen-year-old girl by the name of Al
e guste Ebenhoe. Senator Rieke of Fair
: fax, guardian for the girl, had inter
V ested himself in the case and becaus
Il of his activities sensational develop
r ments were looked for at the hearin
r before Justice Brandt yesterday ate,
e noon. The proceedings, however, wer
n far from what was expected. No dan
d aging testimony could be adduce
q against the boys and the case wa
promptly dismissed.