New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-24

A. A.Bogen spent most Of the week il
the Twin Cities.
"A harvest ball will be given at Union
Hall next Sunday.
Rev. Baumgartner returned to New
Ulm Friday evening.
Jacob Rohner returned from Kentucky
the forepart of last week.
Chas. L. Roos has purchased the Ross
residence on German street.
Editor Wright, Of the Springfield Adj
vance, was in town Saturday.
| FredWendland has severed his connec-
| lions with the Commercial Hotel.
John Lind has been spending most Of
the week on his farm near Winthrop.
Robert Scherer will attend the Uni
versity of Michigan at Ann Arbor this
fall.
Mrs. A.. n. Wagner and family re-
turned from Minneapolis Monday eve
ming.
A st. Louis man has been employed to
edit the Post under the new manage
ment.
Miss Emma Hummel is in st. Paul at
present, studying fall and winter styles
in millinery.
,Chas. Hauenstein started on a trip
along the eastern end Of the Northwest
ern road yesterday.
Mrs. J. ]. st. Clair, Of Omaha,is spend
ing the week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Mueller.
W. t. Eckstein will so to Lake Ben
ton tomorrow to attend a special session
of the District Court.
j. P. Bieber, the optician, will be at
A. j. Eckstein's drug store during the
week commencing August Goth.
Some of the members of the Congre-
gational church enjoyed a picnic at Al
exander Harkins' place in West Newton
yesterday.
F. M. Whitney left foG Winona yes
terday to work in the dispatcher's Office.
VIM. McHale takes his place as day OPP
orator here,
III. T.. Blethen has sold the Empire
Mill Company a ten horsepower auto
matte engine for use in running their
electric dynamo.
Mrs. T. w. Hauenstein was called to
St. Paul Friday to attend the funeral OF
her aunt, Mrs. Loeffelholz, which oc-
Cured on Saturday.
The Clear Lake camp broke up Sun
day night. The pleasure seekers all
seem to feel in excellent spirits after tneil
| two weeks outing.
| The average value of dog in Brown
county is 5000. There are 1899 OF
them and the total valuation on the as
sessment lists is 81 ,665.
| Now that Mr.. Steinhauser has severed
his connection with the Fortschritt,
Ernst Brandt will assume immediate edi-
torial charge and ]. B. Velikanje will
assist him.
| supt. Schulz, of Nicollet county, was
in the city yesterday. The superintend-
ent is candidate for reelection and as
his record in the past two years has beer
very good his chances are of the best.
Attorney Sommerville was down from,
Sleepy Eye Monday and was held il
busy conversation by the new newspapel
stock company who are anxious to know
how to get around Bogen's latest whirl
Mrs. Frank Kuetzing left on Wednes
day for Ashland, Wis, to visit hel siste.
and from there she will go to join he,
husband at Blue Springs, Nebraska
:. Their little son, Porter, made the tril
to the latter place alone.
The Springfield Advance records
! birthday party in which three brother
celebrated on the same day. The partie
are Jos. and Aug. Franz of Springfield,
and Jacob Franz of Sleepy Eye and thei
birthday anniversaries all happen to fal
on the Goth Of August. ~.
| DR.. A. Koehne, of New Ulm, was GALE
to Lake Emily Monday to attend til
horse of F. c. Volk, which was recentl
| injured by a barb wire fence. DR.. Koehn
performed it and most successfully. NJ
i Volk himself had his hands poisone
from the horse this weeks Pete
Journal.
The CORTLAND bridge is finished, b1
J. there are no approaches. The bridg,