New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-29
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Mrs. Stages of Minneapolis is visiting
with her father, ]. G. Rudolph.
T. Mueller will soon be in the field
with two brands Of campaign cigars.
Mrs. Barton of Sleepy Eye visited dur
ing the week with Mrs. w. G. Duncan.
Ed. Gerboth, nephew of w. Hauen-
item, is here on visit from Princeton.
Cashier Frank of the Bank of Spring
field was visitor in the city Sunday
Deputy Sheriff Benn Of ST. Peter assis-
ted our police in keeping peace on cir
Gus day.
A son of Wenzel Schotzko fell from a
buggy Monday afternoon and received
severe injuries.
DR.. Stricken has sold half interest
in four cottages in Winthrop to Jacob
Klossner for 81, 400.
VIM. McHale has gone to McGregor.
Iowa, on a visit. Mr.. Huntlcy is taking
his place at the depot
In Sleepy Eye Wednesday night, light
ming struck the electric wires and de-
stroyed ten arc lights.
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The Concordia Band have secured new
uniforms and will appear in them for the
first time on the Fourth.
]. O. Mondtal and wife of Fairfax wit
messed the performances of the Cock &
Whitby circus in this city last Thursday.
Mrs. J.F. Cook and children, who have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Popp.
to Fertile Thursday afternoon.
Otto Schell states that if the rainy
weather continues it will not be possible
to make the proposed changes in the
brewery.
August Essig drove in from Cotton
wood county yesterday morning. He
complains badly of the roads but saws
the grain looks fine.
It is quite certain that Company F of
Mankato will be here on the Fourth and
participate with Company A in the mill
drills ~, Gar,,,ap DorI-
Mrs. Sampson and two sons of Mime
apolis are being entertained at the home
of Jacob Klossner. One of the SONS,
Henry, will remain here during the sum-
mer.
Company A has received
an invitation to be the
guests of Company c of Winona on the
Fourth. The invitation was necessarily
declined owing to previous arrangement
for the celebration here.
The Review would kindly call the at
tention of the proper officers to the fact
that there are large holes all along Min
nesota Street that need filling up. There
are are also stones on State State Street
that should be removed and removed in
a hurry. There is no excuse for such
conditions
Jos. Eckstein returned from Helena
yesterday morning with tlatteringreports
of his trip. He was raised to the posi-
ton of Supreme Glide, was presented
with a beautiful sapphire souvenir and
enjoyed delightful ride over the Union
Pacific. At Salt Lake City he had the
pleasure of swim in the briny lake. OF
the same name and is lavish in his praise
of the manner in which the citizens OF
the Mormon town treated their party.
Adj. Gen. Mullen has received copy
of the official order from the war depart.
ment assigning Lieut.. Glenn to duty with
the state national guard for three months
the assignment to date from to-day
Lieut.. Glenn will be employed in instruct
ing the officers and men in the outside
companies. He will go to West Duluth
Monday and will give his first instruc
tions-there. Lieut., Glenn is an enthusi
asst in this. class of work, and the officer.
of the national guard expect to derive
great benefit from his instruction.
Mrs. Alexander Harkin of West New
ton died at her home last Saturda,
morning Of paralysis. -Four years agt
she sustained the first stroke and recent
i. experienced another. Since then slit
has been gradually failing and her dealt
was not unexpected. She was between
fifty and sixty years Of age and came K
this vicinity about sixteen years ago
During that period she has made many
acquaintance and was very popular witt