New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-06-24
Robert Berndt has secured employ

Robert Berndt has secured employ
ment in Mankato.
VIM. Quinn of ST. Paul is spending
a few days with his brother, Jack
Quinn in Ridgely.
Richard Higgs, who has been at the
hospital for the past two weeks, leaves
today for Walker.
DR.. Otto Wicherski intends to be-
come the physician for a mining COM
pany at Verda, Montana.
New Ulm is to have another cloth
ing store. 1t will be opened in the
Olsen building by a st. Paul man.
JOS. Arbes was the only New Ulm
druggist to attend the Pharmaceutical
convention at Alexandria last week.
Geo. Rolwes is home from his stu
dies at St. Thomas College. He has
one more year to serve before gradu-
ating.
The city Carthage, South Dakota,
has awarded to the Cuddy-Cavanaugh
Co. of this city the Job of construct
ing a So, 1858 sewer.
Mrs. Albert Wagner came up from.
St. Paul Saturday evening to see her
brother, Edward j. Bobleter. Her
husband accompanied her.
Chas. Silversen of the Eagle Roller
Mill Co. left for Cincinnati Friday
afternoon on a business mission that
will keep him there for nearly two
weeks.
Mrs. Struckman of Chicago, after
months visit with Mrs. Gottlieb
Schmidt, returned to her home on
Thursday. Mrs. Schmidt accom-
panied her.
At Mrs. McHale's whist party We'd
nesday evening the head prizes were
won by Mesdames Somsen and Beuss-
mann. The prizes for low scores went
to Mesdames Stoll and fancy.
J. A. Frescholtz of ST. Paul has
been placed in charge of the American
Express Company's Office in this city
during the absence, on his wedding
trip, OF Agent Chas. Brust Jr.
Cleveland Frederick, a student at
Northwestern Medical college in Chi
.cago,is home for the summer vacation,
as is also Carl Hose, student at Ann
Arbor, and Arthur Blauert, student at
Watertown, Wis.
Chas. Winkler, the New Ulmite who
for the past few years has been the
manager of the Hanska mill, severed
his connections with that institution
the early part of the week. He is sue
ceeded by I. 2. Schei Of Minneapolis.
Mrs. August Wager of West New
ton died at the hospital in this city
Wednesday morning after an illness
of several weeks. She was woman
of thirty-six years and leaves a hus.
band and five small children who will
| deeply mourn her death.
The city council last evening did {
very commend thing when it tool
the initiative in providing for boa
communication with Nicollet county
during the high water. The Alcantars
will make regular trips every hou1
| from the Third North street landing ant
will carry both freight and passenger!
without charge.
This evening at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Schapekahm there will b,
solemnized the marriage of thei
daughter, Olivia, to Mr.. Herman
Raabe. The bride is one of New Ulm'
most popular young ladies and thu
/ groom young man who enjoys tn
/ confidence of his employers and th
respect of all who know him. Tn
| Review extends best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. A. Eckstein re
turned from Des Moines Saturday at
ternoon. At the supreme lodge meet
ing of the Ancient Order of Unite,
Workmen, held there during the pas
three weeks, Mr.. Eckstein was electe
i supreme foreman, a position which h
has held for a number of years. Mex
4 year he will be in order for election t
! the office of Supreme Master Work
men.
zasss.