New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-13

guestsbf Mrs. ]. lF Neumann
About twenty Of the young folks en-
joyed a picnic at Swan lake on Sunday
Geo. g. Benz, Of the firm Of Geo.
i Benz 8 Sons, Of ST. Paul, spent Sunday
here with his friends.
Mrs schorregge and daughter, Of
Renallle county, were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Behnke last week.
Company a will BE ordered to st. Pc
ter sometime this month for the purpose
of drilling in battalion movements.
The home talent company which IS to
produce the IN ble Outcast on Sun
day evening will also 60 to Winthrop.
The Sleepy Eye Herald says that Rob-
ert schilling, the Peoples Party orator,
will visit Brown county again this fall.
The Amann building next to the Ma
sonic Block is being remodeled this week.
t will probably be occupied by Mrs.
Gliding.
A Brookings man in the employ Of
Geo. Dayton has bought house on Ger
man Street and will bring his family to
this city next week.
The new residence of Frank Spoerhase
on German Street will be under roof in
Ia few days. It will make pretty little
home when completed.
DR.. Vim. Pfister was over from VIM
throp Sunday. The doctor reports a
very satisfactory and growing practice
in our neigh, BORING town.
In Sleepy Eye last week the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. blanchard fell
from a second story window and was
severely, although not fatally, injured
II. r. Setter is building a beautiful
4 residence IN Tracy, says the Trumpet.
He now operates one of the most pros
porous business houses in that busy vii.
lage.
The village council of Gibbon paid
our city a visit last Saturday. Among
the party were Postmaster Beck, Peter
Manderfeld, VIM Webster and John A.
/ Dalzell.
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The Cecilian society will go to Spring
field next Saturday and present ode
Kranke Familie. = Those desiring to
accompany them can secure reduced
rates by applying to w. Eibner.
/ Mrs. @. II. Helmes, who has been
spending the past two weeks with he1
mother, Mrs. Helen Setter, returned to
her St. Paul home Friday afternoon
She was accompanied by Miss Meta
Setter.
While D. D. Buessmann, of Milford,
j was taking a horse from one stall into
another on Sunday evening, he was
/ kicked on the leg, dislocating the knee
/ joint and fracturing one Of the lower
bones. DR.. Stricken is tending the IN
jured limb.
A new disease IS said to have broker
out among the horses in Lafayette
/ Those who understand such matters
/ claim it is diphtheria and in most case.
fatal. VIM. Haelskamp lost four horse.
through this cause last week and Others
are sustaining similar losses.
It again begins to look as if New
q Tim was really to have a new depot, ii
that an order has been issued for til,
3 laying of old steel through the yard
here and Of new steel on either side
This would hardly be done unless som,
/ important Improvements were contem
{ plated.
Sunday evening .sfThe Noble Outcast'
q will be presented at Turner Hall by
V. Melton assisted by local talent. TIL
play is a good one and is being thorough
q y rehearsed, SO that the production vii
not besa disappointment. Melton ha
been seen in the leading role before ant
fills it well.
A fire was started in a wood shed t,
the rear of Julius Krause's house on Sun
/ day and destroyed one side Of the shee
before it was extinguished. It seem
that a basket of saw dust was standin,
near the she'd and over this some small
boy had poured oil which ignited in til,
4 heat of the afternoon.
A. Blanchard, Doc Hirsch, Do,
] Stricken, ]. NeWhart and one or twt
Others have organized a Christian En-
deavor society that is they promise t
4 make christian endeayor to play cincl
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