New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-22
Otto Schell was at Wasec.t Wednes

Fred Fritsclle is home from the Ghica-
1go Dental College.
Mrs. Musser Of Tracy is the guest OF
friends in this city.
Ferdinand Crone made a business trip
to Mankato on Monday.
Fred Setter spent the week in St. Paul
returning Saturday evening.
Werner Boesch was a Marshall visitor
the early portion of the week.
J. NJ Treadwell, one of st. Peters old
est citizens, was here yesterday.
Prof Hoeness, of the college faculty.
will spend his vacation in st. Louis.
Miss Hedwig Steinhauser has been quite
sick for some weeks and is still very
low.
Paul Hackbarth, who has been work
ing for w. Eibner, has given up his. posi-
! ton.
Mrs. Mueller and son of indianapolis
are visiting here with relatives and
| friends.
The ladies of the Congregational church
held picnic in German Park Monday
afternoon.
NJ c. Robertson, Geo. w. Somerville
and J. NJ. Thompson are the only attor-
neys present at this session of court.
A daughter of Mr.. Vranizan, the we'll
known travelling salesman, was married
in Mankato on Monday to w. G. Hoerr.
1t. Todd. United States recruiting
officer, is in the city, endeavoring to Sc
cure recruits for Battery e of the 1st. o..
S. Artillery.
Mrs. Blanchard returned on Monday
from her ST. Paul visit She was accom-
panied by one of her nieces, J. j. Dob
sons daughter.
"a Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Weber have been
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ross and
daughter of Newburyport, Mass, during
the past few days.
DR.. Strictler accompanied by Miss
Clara Doehne left for Ann Arbor yester-
day afternoon. They will spend day
Or two in Chicago.
The G. A. R. reunion which was to
have been held at FIT. Ridgley has been
postponed to a later date on account of
unfavorable weather.
The next step towards metropolitan
airs in New Ulm should be the posting
Of street names. Such a move would
help strangers immensely.
MI. Albrecht of Milford commenced
the erection of a laage residence in this
city last week. He will move to town
as soon as it is completed.
John Marquardt of Lamberton and
Mrs. Susanna Kumm Of this place were
married by Judge Blanchard at the court
house on Monday afternoon.
The young man who had his foot
crushed between two cars last Saturday
is in danger of losing his foot Gangre-
nous decay has already set in. re-.
Frank Carter, who was to have been
tried at Marshall last week for burglary
at Lynd, was brought back to New Ulm
Friday, his case having been postponed
till fall
Mr.. Mullen left for Chicago Saturday
afternoon to be present at the opening of
the National Democratic convention. He
goes instructed for Cleveland and is very
hopeful of his nomination.
Jacob Rohner returned from Kentucky
last week and yesterday left again with
his family accompanied by A. A. Schlum-
berger, who will visit there two or three
weeks. Rohner viii locate at Stanford,
No one should forget that oder Mein-
eidbauer'' will be presented at Turner
Hall next Sunday evening. The cast of
players includes the best talent in the ci-
ty and no one, who attends, will be dis
appointed.
A letter from II. W. Behnke. written
at Portland, Oregon, states that they are
enjoying the most beautiful weather there
and that fruit is plentiful. Strawberries
are larger than in former years and are
selling at three cents a box.
A leading Democrat on Friday made
the positive statement that E. P. Ber-
trand would be the next Democratic can
didate for auditor and that John B.
Schmid would once more be put into the
field as a candidate for sheriff.
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