New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-20
Mrs. Coustans Of ST. Paul is here on 8

visit.
Albert Baarsch was down from Sleepy
Eyeoyer Sunday.
Miss Hedwig Rudolph started on an
extended trip east last Thursday.
Peter Scherer and wife returned from
their Washington visit on Thursday,
A sister Of DR.. Schoch will arrive from
Pennsylvania this week for a visit.
Mrs. Bool and mother, Mrs. Diehl, of
Owatonna are visiting with Mrs. ". e..
Duncan.
A party Of young ladies and gentlemen
enjoyed a picnic at Pfaender's farm last
Tuesday.
Brown county had thirteen delegates at
the Peoples Party convention in st.Paul
last week.
The Noble Outcast Company played
to crowded house at Winthrop on Mon.
day evening.
Mrs. Matthews of Marshall spent the
week here caring for her mother, Mrs.
Werner Boesch.
Hans Rasmussen Of Sleepy Eye has
been stationed here by the railroad COM
pany as car repairer.
The Congregational Sunday school
picnic which was to have been held yes
terday will be held to-day.
A daughter Of Aug. Conrad, of Sleepy
Eye, has been visiting during the week
at the home of Chas. Brust.
Clement IIalvorsen was in from Lin
den yesterday and reported the crops in
his section as being in good condition.
Miss Felicitas Mareck, who has bsen
spending several weeks at the home Of
Mrs. Fischer, has returned to Minneapo-
lis.
The social at the home Of j. Newhart
on Friday evening was a pleasant affair.
The brilliantly lighted lawn presented a
pretty scene.
In firing off some powder at Fort Sill,
Oklahoma on the Fourth, 1t Scherer
had his face and hands badly burned by
an unexpected explosion.
Two interesting social parties were
held in Lafayette Sunday evening one
at the home of Jacob Spaeth and the
other at the residence of F. Preisinger.
It is now thought that the Minnesota
militia will not be ordered to Chicago
this year as no provision is being made
by the Exposition committee for the
quartering of troops.
Fred lick of Cottonwood was adj
Judged insane by Judge Brandt on Mon
day and committed to the asylum at St.
Peter. The poor fellow imagined always
that he was in hell in close proximity to
his Satanic majesty.
The excursion train for the Duluth
funniest will leave here at 6 30 o'clock
on Friday morning, July 22nd, and will
make connections at St. Paul with a
special train from that city to Duluth.
The latter will leave St. Paul at / :55,
thus giving the excursionists nearly two
hours in the Sanity City, The fare for
the round trip will be $9.10.
J. G.. Hamlin, the bright and genial
editor of the Blue Earth City Post,
called on us last Thursday in the inter-
ests of Secretary of State Brown. Ham
lin is one Of the staunchest opponents
Of the Merriam Nelson combine in the
state and his editorial utterances, when
relating to this matter, are always full
of force and honest conviction.
A Noble Outcast was presented at
Turner Hall on Sunday evening by ]. v.
Melton assisted BY local talent. Melton's
role was rendered very satisfactorily and
in some of the other parts, particularly
those of Fred Pfaender, Gustav Fischer,
Miss Minnie Pfaender and Miss Clara
Rehfeld the acting was good. The aud
fence was not very large, but the APP
plause was nevertheless frequent.
The Democratic county convention
has been called to meet in Sleepy Eye on
the 30th of July. The representation
will be asfollows: New Ulm: First ward
10, Second ward and Third ward 6;
Sleepy Eye 6; Albin Q; Bashaw2; Burns
town 5; Cottonwood 1: Eden 8; Home
8; Lake Hanska / Leavenworth Q; Lin
Q; Milford 8; Mulligan 3 ;North Star Q
Prairieville 2; sigel 4; Stark 8; Stately
1.