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

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NeWhart was il Z asson last week
lon business.
g Otto ieherak is now " rking for the
express g company
J The Zoeglingsverein Will camp at
/ Clear lake the rest Of this week.
Albert Hauserhas returned from Ma
lperyille, 81. where he has been attend
ing college.
81 Ihere viii be a house warming at
the new home Of Henry Mol, in Mil
ford, tomorrow.
w. " Smith, Hans Mo and IA. Slocum,
leading Sleepy Eye citizens, had business
at the court house Yesterday.
Miss Bertha Vogel and Ella stuebel
returned yesterday from three weeks
visit in the Capitol city.
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The Beussmann, schapekohn and,
Weddendorf families held picnic In
the grove near the Cottonwood mill on
Sunday afternoon.
Anton, Rudolph and VIM. Ochs of Far
ibault and A. G. Ochs of Springfield par
ticipated in the reunion Of the Ochs.
families last Friday.
The population Of New Ulm now
stands at 4,043. New Tim is all right
and her citizens are noted for their soci-
ability. st. Peter journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Dambach Of Des
MONIES, Iowa, have been visiting friends
in this vicinity for the past two weeks.
They go from here to New York.
The Second district Democratic con-
vention has been called to meet at Man.
kato on the End of August. Brown
county will be represented by II dele
gates.
Anton Ochs was pleasantly surprised
on Friday by the arrival in the city Of
| all his children with their families The
reunion was a large one and constituted
q happy picnic group.
The Turner class will leave for Du-
| .lllth on the s2d. A special car will
convey them from here to their destina-
ton and Ild very low rates will be given.
/ No doubt a large number of others will
accom- any the class.
The following is a list of those who
will appear in the mobile Outcast" next
] Sunday evening: ]. V. Melton, Robert
/ scherer, g Fischer, U. r. Entrup, Miss
Lulu Fischer, Miss Minnie Pfaender, Fred
Pfaender, Miss Clara Rehfeld and Ernst
Wichersk.
Aug. Essig, of Cottonwood county,
and Miss Augusta Draeger, Of Lafayette,
were united in marriage yesterday. Both
parties are quite we'll and favorably
known here and the REVIEW takes
pleasure in extending to them the fullest
congratulations.
The practice Of selling beer at public
gatherings without license still con-
tinues, and, as the REVIEW has said on
SO many occasions, it is wrong. One or
iganization, it is claimed, sold over $3.50
worth on the Fourth, and under such
circumstances those who pay to dispose
of such beverages must suffer. Why
4 don't the authorities do something in
the matter?
As an instance Of the prevalent jgnor.
ance OF some people of the contents OF
1 what they buy, a man from the country
walked into Eibner's restaurant the 9th.
er day and drank a glass Of lemonade
4 Not long after he returned with iuo
and wanted it filled to take home will
4 him, a distance of ten miles. He gave
as his reason that the lemonade was
/. cooler than the water on his farm.
4 In the Cottonwood river on Sunday. 8
4 young man tried to exhibit certain
quality, that doesn't require naming, BY
running a boat into the roaring waters
i IT,.
4 jdst below the mill dam and ther
standing up in the boat and rocking il
4 from side to side. # anything shoul6
| have happened to this young man dur.
ling his cute performance, no one on the
shore, would have experienced any re.
lgret and the smart young man woulG
/ only have enjoyed the reward Of fool.
| hardness.
VIM. McHale, operator in the depot
here, experienced very narrow escape
from drowning while on visit ia h,s