New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-15
Col. Baasen transacted business in
Marshall on Friday.

Col. Baasen transacted business in
Marshall on Friday
Andrew Otterholm is working for
Hubbard s. Larson.
Horace Newhart will return from
Mortified on Friday.
Chas. Spreng bought Lot of Block 81
South last week for $75.
Mr.. Letford, assistant in the Sleepy Eve
#postoffice, spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Hartmuth of Indianapolis is the
guest of her brother Geo. Gareis.
The marriage of Miss Emily Popp to
a Winnipeg gentleman is announced for
next week.
In Sunday nights storm lightning
struck and killed a COW belonging to M.
Georgius of CORTLAND.
Mrs. McHale and Mrs. Baasen were
among the ladies who attended the G.. A.
r. encampment in Springfield last week.
The Republican congressional conyen-
ton has been called by Chairman Blan-
chard to meet in Mankato on Thursday,
July 21st.
Near Sleepy Eye Sunday evening two
young men got into scramble over a
young lady. In the fight one of the con
testants was badly handled.
]. L. Dehuff and wife of Sleepy Eve
were guests in our city last Thursday.
Mr.. Dehuff is proprietor of one of the fin
est stores in our neighboring village.
The mother of Mrs. Ernst Hoehne died
last Saturday and was buried onNIonday.
She was an elderly lady and had been
suffering for some years from sickness.
The lawn festival at the residence of G.
Schmidt on Monday evening, in addition
to being very pleasant affair, netted the
ladies who haditin charge "a neat sum OF
money.
Rev. Baumgarten, D. Grussendorf and
Jurgen and Jacob Durhahn went to St,
Paul Park last week to assist in the clos
/ ing exercises of the Methodist college at
thatplace.
JOS A. Eckstein is attending an A. @.
U. w. meeting in Helena Montana. this
week. Il. G. Warnke and Emil Blanken-
bury of Springfield are also performing
a like mission.
The western skies were given a pecu-
Liar and brilliant coloring by the setting
OF the sun behind the storm clouds on
Sunday evening" The scenic effect was
grand and beautiful.
The theatre which was to have been
produced by the Cecilian Society. will be
De represented next Sunday evening.
Tickets already purchased are good for
the second appearance.
Two women were ushered before JUS
tee Nixlast Thursday for quarrelling.
The Justice wasn't anxious to establish a
precedent for such offenses and therefore
let them go with good lecture.
A COW belonging to VIM. Schrap of
Cottonwood was killed last week in a
very peculiar manner. The animal cot
between two trees standing close togeth-
er and in trying to extricate herself.
caught fast and hung there until dead
Among the people who visited the
cities during the convention who were
not included in last weeks mention were
| A. y. Eckstein, Jacob Klossner, f. t..
Meske, Hugo Kiesling, Ferdinand Crone
VIM. .Fenske, Miss Addie Russell and Mrs.
Carl Schmidt.
Divided skirts are being worn by the
Ladies class of gymhatics. There is some
distinction, however, between this odd
innovation and the old STYLE trousers or
pants worn hy the men, and to use a line
from familiar old song, eve ought to
be thankful for that
An accident occurred in the New Ulm
Roller mill Monday evening by which
the cylinder of the engine was broken
and the head was blown out. Mr.. Guth,
who was standing near, was struck by a
piece of flying iron but fortunately was
not injured. The mill will be shut
down fora week or more for repairs.
The two Tracy toughs who have been
confined in the county jail for several
months, were given a hearing at Marshall
last week. Both were indicted for rob
bingg in the first degree and also for as.
sault in the second. McCammond plead