New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-22
LOCAL NEWS.

on Sunday.
Prof. G. Burk spent. few days of last
week in Winona.
Andrew DIN will return to Washing
ton the latter part of the week.
Horace Newhart is home from Garlic
ton College. He arrived Saturday.
II. Loheyde paid visit to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Steinke, in ST. Peter last week.
A. A. Engelbert, a student IN the col
lege at Naperville, ILL.,, is here on vis-
it,
W. T. Eckstein visited the scenes of
the cyclone around Minnesota Lake last
Thursday.
T. Crone, upon arriving home from the
west. left at once for ST. Paul formedic-
al treatment.
An effort is being made to have the
Springfield Club play ball in New Ulm
on the Fourth.
A conference of the Lutheran teachers
of the state will be held in this city the
latter part of July.
The Fortschritt printing outfit will be
moved into the second story Of the kies-
ling Block this week.
Judge Weber and Req orter Eckstein
returned from Marshall after ten days of
court session on Friday.
The lawn tennis association held its
annual meeting at the home of Miss Ber-
tina Beinhorn last evening.
O. C. Stricken and Geo. Bevier went
over to Gibbon Friday night to institute
camp of Modern Woodmen.
A. x. of P. lodge will be instituted at
Winthrop on the 25th. The lodge of this
city will assist in the ceremonies.
Tomorrow, Thursday, the great circus
will be here. 1t is a good show, but be-
ware of fakirs and pick-pockets.
A landslide on Wednesday night de-
stroyed portion of the road betN cen
Hunters Rest and Schells brewery.
Express Agent McElhinny will reside
in the rooms of Werner Boesch's Block
formerly occupied by Albert Setter:
A bolt Of. lightning. plowcd up the
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Miss Emma Hauenstein returned on
Saturday from St. Paul whittier she had
gone to receive treatment for her in iured
knee.
George and Henry Erler, accompanied
{ by their families, came up from Clare
mont last week to attend the H;,ag- flor
wedding.
The Republican county committee will
meet at the Review office this afternoon
to fix date for the Republican county
convention.
J. H. Yates, the new route agent Of
the American Express Company, checked
over the books of the office at this place
on Saturday.
Mr.. Voigt, former college student,
now mail agent on one of the limited
trains out Of Chicago, spent Sunday here
with old friends.
The standing at Sunday mornings
rifle shoot was in the following order: j.
Lila, C. Hauenstein, q. Brandt, TMuel-
Ter and F. Grebe.
John Woratschl1a, one of John GRATIS
crew, had his foot crushed between two
cars last Saturday.: Two of his toes had
to be amputated.
The college professors, the. Lutheran
teachers and Rev. Albrecht left for Good
Thunder yesterday to attend the annual
session of the Synod.
\ public school meeting was to have
been held at Turner Hall last evening to
vote on the proposition for the construc-
ton of a new school building.
The new depot seems as far away as
ever. The reason given now for delay
is the great expense caused by high wa
ter along the company's lines.
A brother of Herbert Schilds died in
Ionia, Mich, on the 18th. Nh. Schilds,
who was there during his sickness, re-
turned to New Ulm yesterday.
County Attorney Madigan, who prose-
cuted Rose and Holden the well-known
murderers, transacted legal business be-
fore Judge Weber on Monday.
FL. Loheyde will start work on his new
residence in few days. 1t will be a
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