New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-10
Andrew . Eckstein Is Ii Minnesota

3 Lake.
The daughters Of Mrs. MeKitttriek AZ,
visiting IN " inona.
Eta Blethen, Of Walnut Grove, IS The
guest Of the family Of II. Il B Iethen.
a few families enjoyed j picnic Al
] Hunters Rest last Thursday afternoon
i Miss Allie scherer has made applica-
i ton to teach insthe new primary build
ing
/ Mrs. 9. w. Potter Of Chicago is here
looking after some Of her lots in tfaissec-
ton.
Near Sleepy Eye Jos. Losleben's little
son had the lid Of his right eye torn from
/ the brow.
". E. REIN, the Mankato teacher, has
been spending the past two weeks with
his brother.
Ed. Casey, Of Leavenworth, has an
nounced himself as an independent
candidate for sheriff.
The school board has awarded the
contract for whitewashing the school
building to Julius Krause.
Miss Frida Hauenstein and Miss
Emelia Fritsche visited with Mrs. VIM.
Mueller in ST. Peter last week.
| Postmaster Schmidt has again been
assigned by the post office Department. to
inspect the other offices Of the county.
| Jos. Schnoberich had the little finger
of his left hand cut off while working a
meat chopper in his butcher shop on Sat-
urday.
Herman Zieske, who returned from
| Washington sometime ago, will teach in
Lafayette during the coming fall and
/ winter.
The Swan Lake camp was inaugural
ed yesterday, 1t is safe to say that those
in attendance will look out that they
have a good time.
Failing in his congressional aspira-
tions, Judge Cox new asks for the Dem
ocratic nomination for representative in
! Nicollet county.
Nj. Edwards, the new member of the
Republican Central Committee for this
district, was in the city fora few hours
Sunday morning.
! Among the visitors of the week were
w. G. Frank, JOS. Epple, VIM. Mueller,
Hugo Schleuder and wife, Of Springfield,
and w. G. Behnke, of St. James,
The members of the Pythian Lodge
with their ladies spent Sunday at Clear
Lake. A pleasant time is reported by
those present and they numbered nearly
fifty.
A daughter Of Mr.. Epnle Of WestNew-
ton arrived here from Milwaukee last
week in company with a friend for q
brief visit. Both are members of the or
der of St. Frances.
The school board organized on Satur-
day evening by re-electing F. Burg presi.
| dent and E. G. Koch clerk. Peter Schere1
as treasurer was made to give place to
Chas. Silverson who furnishes bond OF
S15, 900.
A picnic at F. Jahnke's place in Cot
tonwood in which about twenty Of the
young folks participated was one OF the
events of Sunday. The scenery and sur
roundings there are very inviting and the
day was passed In continual pleasure.
Chas. L. Roos of this city has been APP
pointed by Chairman Dunnell as one Of
the members az large of the Republican
State Central Committee. The appoint.
ment is a deserved recognition Of his
success. in the campaign Of two years
ago.
The city clerk has been instructed tc
demand Of the town Of West Newton the
! $1,000 promised to aid in the construc
ton of the new bridge at Beussmann's
crossing. The money is said to be forth
coming as soon as the bridge is accepted
by the city.
Jung s. Scharles, the merchant tailors
have dissolved partnership. Nh. -Juns
assumes the business here and Mr.
scllarles goes to Fairfax where he ha:
| been induced by the business men to opel
a shop for himself. He enters gooe
!. field and will no doubt make the mos
! of it.
Mr.. Poepler Of st. Paulwas in the cit.
yesterday and made arrangements to Sc
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