New Ulm review., 1908-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Johnson of
Minneapolis are guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Beck.

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Arbes Bros. have supplied their
drug store with a new cigar case of
large dimensions and elaborate de-
sign.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
convenes in ST. Paul today. Frank
Grebe will be the only New Ulm re-
preventative.
Anthony Losleben, a Brown county
graduate Of st. Thomas College in
st. Paul, will be ordained as a priest
at that institution tomorrow.
Rev. M. B. Critchett of Clear Lake,
S. D., while on his way home from
Oklahoma early last week stopped off |
here for few days to visit his son,
the superintendent of the public
schools.
Congressman Hammond will speak
at a Woodmen picnic in Worthington
on June Oath. Other features Of the
picnic will be Foresters' competitive
drill for a purse Of S115 and ball
game between the Ellsworth and Lu-
verne clubs for purse of 800.
DR.. Schmidt, the Sleepy Eye physi-
clan, who took the trouble to busy
himself with the enforcement of the
lid law in New Ulm, is now making
himself unpopular in Sleepy Eye
through his efforts to have the mayor
put stop to Sunday baseball playing.
The death of Mrs. Barbara Land
hammer, an aged resident of Lafayette
township, occurred at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. George Bauer, early
last Tuesday, the funeral being held
from the Catholic church in this city
Thursday morning. Apopiexy was
the cause of her demise
Arthur W. Eckstein, having COM
pleted his course as student at the
College of Pharmacy, will be given
his degree as "bachelor of phar-
macy" tomorrow. His father, Andrew
J. Eckstein, who is one of the leading
oh armacists of Minnesota, will be a
witness of the gratifying event.
Tonight is graduation night at the
Turner Theatre. Almost at the last
moment, Prof. Schulz, who was to
have delivered the commencement ad-
dress, wired that it would be impossi-
BILE for him to come. but Supt. Crit
chett was successful in securing Prof.
Young of the Mankato Normal to take
his place.
The marriage of Miss Florence
Nenno, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mic
Nenno of Springfield, to William P.
Roscoe, a Minneapolis ditch contrac-
tor. was solemnized in this city last
Thursday, Justice N. Benningson per-
forming the ceremony. For some
months at least the young couple will
make their home in New Ulm.
By bidding several hundred dollars
lower than the lowest Of a dozen other
. bidders Geo. Isackson, of Springfield
secured the contract for the construc.
ton of the magnificent new school,
! building which is to be erected in that
:, village this summer. Isackson's bic
was S26, ,S52. so whereas Frank Jaehn's
> was 5000. Wieland & Stegeman O.
this city offered to do the work fo1
S31, $50.
Second Assistant Postmaster Gener
/ al James T. McCleary was in the city
n during the last two days of the Wood
g men picnic, the guest of POSTMASTER
!. S. D. Peterson. The object of Mr.
g McCleary's visit was to consult th,
party leaders regarding the advis
: ability of his again becoming can
s didate for congressional honors, ant
# when asked by a Review reporter i
4 he really intended to get into the rae
|e he simply said: Stranger thing
d have happened
d At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henr
Keller in ST. Louis Park yesterda
h there occurred double wedding, tn
re contracting parties being Miss Alic
e. Keller and MIR. Louis Edward Brow
le of St. Louis Park and Miss Selm
q. Kiesling and W. S. Vercoe OF Me-
st Ulm. The latter is a young bushes
e. man of this city, a member of tn
Cuddy-Cavanaugh Co., and is popu
1e lar with all who know him. His brid
re is the estimable daughter of Mrs
N August Kiesling, who lives on Sout
S. Washington street. Both have
le host of friends who will be pleased t
nt extend their congratulations.
Albert Guth, the Cottonwood far
ut mer, was arrested Saturday by Sheri
i'd Julius on complaint Of Bertha Gutt
at his wife, who charges him with assau
G. in the second degree. At a prelimt
le nary hearing before Justice Henning
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