New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-31


chas Brust left for Chicago,
Saturday
Otto Raarsch was visitor IN Sleepy
Eye over Sunday
Dr. Weschke was I'M springfield sever
al days Of last week.
Geo. Wooldrick was 4 pleasant caller
al the Review Office yesterday
Judge Weber and family returned
from the East Monday evening.
Mrs. Scott las rented the Henry Die
polder residence on Centre street.
Miss Mclaughlin returned from a three
weeks visit with Mankato friends on Sat
urHay.
Miss Rove, Of Morgan, visited at the
home Of w. a. Hubbard the early part
of the week.
Eugene koehIer left for St. Paul yes
tertlay. He viii make that city his fu-.
ttlre home.
The ladies Of Sleepy Eye viii lie aown
Friday night to attend the Worlds Fair
meeting at the home of Mrs. Lind.
Yesterday morning at the Catholic
nh how Il i,
rage OF Miss Schubert, daughter Of Al.
derman Schubert, and Mr.. John Schmelz.
Of Springfield. The groom il. success
ful merchant in our neighbor village and
the bride is an estimable young lady who
has many friends. The REVIEW offers
its congratulations.
The following from the St. Peter Her
aid will interest people in this vicinity
as both OF the parties interested are we'll
known in New Ulm: johnson Is Nuel-
Ter have purchased the brick block Just
south OF their present quarters, for which
they paid $4,000. It is their purpose to
cut q large arch-way between the two
rooms and convert the two into large
department. store which will then be as
large as any in the city.
a couple Of strangers with an Edison
monograph held forth in the Olson
building next to Newhart's office on Sat
urday and Sunday and attracted quite a
crowd with reproductions Of .Going
back to Dixie" eta IA boom de RAJ and
other songs Of similar nature. School
board sessions, street corner discussions
after the REVIEW is out and Editor
strasser IN the act Of apologyzing for ar
ticles IN the Post would have taken
much better.
Paul Alexander tombstone, who has
acquired quite reputation as a lmind-
reader, will be in New Ulm in the course
OF few days and will probably give al
exhibition Of his powers. tombstone
claims, that, since the death of Bishop
this power is manifest in him alone, but
he probably doesn't know that every
person possesses it to some extent and
that there are plenty of people who car
perform the same feats as he does with
cut much exertion.
The Brown County Fair will be held
! at the society's grounds in this city on
the 10th, 18th and 18th of September
and no one who is at all interested III
the success of the association or desires
| to advertise the resources of Brown
| County and educate our own farmers in
their own special lines Of work should
neglect to attend. Funds are scarce
this year to be sure, but that fact is not
sufficient to prevent successful exhibi.
tion if everybody lends hand.
New Ulm is to have new dry goods
store or rather a new firm. Henry Crone
having decided to go out of business, he
has made arrangements to partially sci
his stock to Lienhard Bros, of Winona
who will open up in the Doehnc build
ing on October 1st, with "a first-clas.
stock Of fancy dry goods and notions
The new firm is made up Of J. H. ant
A. II. Lienhard, one of whom is we'll
known travelling man. The latter ant
youngest i,rother will remain here ant
conduct the business. Both appear tt
be active business hustlers and New
Ulm is to be congratulated on the &C
QUESTION.
The young ladies who spent the weel
at Pfaender's farm broke camp Monda,
afternoon and came home Ito get out o
the Wet They had a splendid time o
it while the good weather lasted ane