New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-02

4A1S. @OGeluuauSeT Will romOOel he
house on Broadway.
i Miss Hulda Fischer his returned t.
her home in Chicago.
+. Miss Entrup Of shakopee is the guest
OF Miss Clara Rehfeld.
John Fischer has decided to 90 out Of
the milk vending business.
Misses Emma and Carrie Schape-
kahn are home from Milwaukee. -
John Haas will go to Dakota to-mor.
row to collect fer Jacob Klossner Jr.
Oscar Setter and Robert Loheyde
will be home from Michigan in two
weeks.
The proprietors of Union Hall will
give Harvest Ball on the evening of
the 9th.
Mrs. Malmquist of Winthrop visited
here during the week with her brother, C
A. Hagberg.
John Shannon of Minneapolis and H.
S. Kennedy, the wheat men, were ",
town Thursday.
1t. Bischof left for Chicago Friday at.
ternoon. His visit was cut UNEXPECTED
ly short, owing to ill-health.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Louis G. Vogel and Miss Meta
Behnke on the 9th of this month.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Schmidt enter
tanned party of young folks at their
beautiful home on Sunday evening in
honor of their guest, Miss Hulda Fischer,
The furniture for F. H. Behnke's new
store in the Meridian Block has arrived.
1t is of kind that will give to his store
an appearance of neatness possessed by
few stands in the city.
Application was made by ). M
Thompson before Judge Weber or
Monday for the privilege amending
complaint in the action of VIM. Hurl-
bert vs.. the New Ulm Basket WORKS
and others, and the application was
allowed.
VIM. G. Frank has given up his posi-
ton in Klossner's store and will spend
the time from now until January partly
in hunting and partly in the Bank al
Winthrop, initiating himself for hi:
duties as cashier of the Bank of Spring
field.
The Milford Farmers Club held thei
second annual picnic Sunday Afternoon
Plenty of music was furnished, the usual
amount of speech. making was INDUCED
IN and all who attended came ava,
with the satisfaction of having spent .
very pleasant time.
Col. Lewis Roth and son, George, O.
Rome, New York, arrived here Frida,
evening to visit for few days with tn
formers brother, H. A. Roth. The
are just finishing up an extended tri1
through the west and have visited near
ly all Of the principal cities of the Uni
tee states.
The st. Peter Journal says that oil
Col. J. B. Trogden, upon receiving
very urgent invitation to be present 8
the dedication of the Sioux monumer
at New Ulm Saturday, left the Soldier
Home at Minnehaha Falls three da,
g before on horseback, but has failed I
: reach New Ulna yet.
The charming weather of Sunda
afternoon smiled upon a group of thir,
I'd or forty young people, who were Ell
= joying an outing at Hummel's LAX,
: Genuine pleasure attended the picni
, and the outdoor sport and feasting W,
relished by those present. as only joll
t and sociable party of young folks can,
In the very centre of this CROWN
: and prosperous city, across one of i
' leading thorough fares and in consta,
view of all strangers, there is sire,
{ gutter that is always filled with mu,
/ thus making 1t unseemly to look upo
|. and standing advertisement of shift
l lessness. Wonder if this ever occurre
| 10 the authorities.
The spectacle that some men make {
t themselves at public picnics is shame
i full. Instances have come to our motto
within the past few days of which "
do not know the particulars and do nc
| care TO know, but if the actors IN sue
t affairs could but behold themselves
!! they would have to possess little indee
] of self respect, If they would not fee
heartily ashamed.
TX On Jacob Brust's farm this week, th
writer saw the first self-feeding thresh
ing machine ever used in this neck G
} the woods. The machine is so con