New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-23
The advance 6re-cracker is being

heard.
Attorney Einar Hoidale of Minnea-
polls was in the city Tuesday.
Joe Smasal has taken up work at
the factory of the Burg Cigar Co.
DR.. o. g. Stricken and wife are in
New York to be absent several weeks.
Hugo Gebser will leave next week
for Seattle where he intends to remain
until fall.
Chas. Stuebe was a visitor last
Thursday at LIE Sueur returning the
same day.
The Supreme court has confirmed
the verdict of the Lower court in the
Berkner- Wellcome case.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Marti entertained
a large gathering of relatives Sunday
at their hospitable home.
Mrs. Robert Brandt who has under
gone an operation last Wednesday at
Alexander hospital is improving.
Attorney Frank Clague of LANDER
ton transacted business before the
Probate Court at New Ulm last week.
F. J. Nenno has left last Monday
for an extended trip to ST. Paul,
Omaha, Denver and other Western
cities.
Andr. Saffert opened the old Busch
butcher shop on North Minnesota
street Thursday. Frank Schreiner is
in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Marti announce
the marriage of their daughter Eta
to E. A. Hagberg to take place some
time 10 August.
Co. L. of Redwood Falls will be
down on ths 81. of this month to en-
gage in a, shooting match with Co. A..
All indications point to very close
match.
VIM. Thiedemann, 81. Kunze,' Fritz
F'alk, John Saeckl left Monday for
Fairfax to take up the mason work on
the Catholic church to be erected this
summer.
Rudolph Marti, jr., Leo. Gruenen-
fielder and Harry Berg are enjoying
their vacation, having returned last
Thursday from college at Prairie du
Chen, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Olsen announce
the marriage of their daughter, Addie,
to Mr.. Charles 81. Cornwall of Moline,
ILL.,, to take place on Saturday eve
ming, June 26th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keim of Nor
ton celebrated their silver wedding
last week. Miss Anna Dill of ST..
Paul and Miss Catherine Hengel of
Milford attended.
The Misses Laura and Mable Re-
mund of Waseca visited at the home
of DR.. Reinke the latter part of last
week and left Monday for Minneapol
to attend the Summer School.
Photographers Pearson, has given up
his quarters in the Rudolph building
and will seek a new location. Before
deciding where to locate he intends to
attend the National Photographers
convention in New York and may To-
cate in that state.
Married-Yesterday morning at St.
Georges Catholic church by Rev. Po-
EEK, George Dummer Jr. and Miss
Hermina Schwab, both of West New
ton. Following the ceremonies the
numerous guests joined in the merry
wedding festivities, which were also
attended by large number of people
from New Ulm, both afternoon and
evening.
We are getting to be quite metropo-
Titan as far as the criminal record of a
big city goes. Monday some sneak
I thief entered the dental rooms of DR..
Mihleis by means of skeleton key
and stole gold valued at about S35.
DR.. Bell was also robbed of about $40
+! worth of gold last Sunday. There
seems to be no clue, whatever, as to
the guilty party. 1t is difficult to say
whether it is the genius Of home talent
or that of an itinerant gold seeker.
| Judge Olsen heard motion on be.
half of Mrs. Bosch in the suit brougt
against her by the City to set aside
the services of summons. Mrs. Boescl
was granted time within which to ap.
pear and defend said action. It will
be remembered that some time age
Mrs. N. B. Neumann stepped in the scut.
tie hole on the side walk in front 81
the Review building, then the proper.
ty of Mrs. Boeseh and was badly in.