New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-08
Andrew ]. DIN is home from Wash

ington.
"A. A. Bogen was in st. Paul last week
on business.
Mat. Walser Of West Newton is sick
at the hospital in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larson are visiting
friends in Mountain Lake.
Albert Pfaender will probably teach in
the public schools here next year.
Geo. Shurman of this city has gone to
Winthrop to clerk for Schumacher Bros.
Mr.. Henry, St. Paul man, has been
sent here to take charge of the express
office.
The West Newton Lyceum will hold
a picnic at Alexander Harkin's place on
the Fourth.
A general meeting Of the Agricultural
Society will be held at Turner Hall Sat-
arday afternoon.
Michael Bubolz, a resident of New
Ulm for nearly twelve years, has removed
to Toledo, Ohio.
Editor, Steinhauser represented New
Ulm in the County Alliance Convention
at Sleepy Eye Saturday.
Lighting struck and killed a horse be-
longing to Bernard Klingler of West
Newton on Sunday night.
A very pleasant picnic was held by the
members of the Lutheran church on Col
lege hill Monday afternoon.
Schmuker's "Bock'' was let out Sun
day. 1t is healthy animal and caused
quite number of collisions.
Capt. Burg's Battery has been invited
to attend the G.. A. r. encampment at
Springfield. They will probably attend.
Chas Stuebe left for Pierre Thursday
afternoon with 200 head Of cattle, He
will be detained there for month OF SIX
weeks.
Collections were made yesterday for a
Fourth of July fund. T.Mueller, Henry
Behnke and Henry Frenzel were the So
licitors.
The work train, which is now being
used between New Ulm and Milford,
employs nearly thirty men aside from the
train crew.
The prize bowling contest which was
broken off by rain on Sunday will be
continued at Turner Hall Park next Sun
day afternoon.
Henry Mol of Milford and Miss Min
ME Current Of Home were married last
Tuesday. They will make their home
near Springfield.
JOS. A. Eckstein will leave on Satur-
day for Helena, Montana, to attend a
session Of the Supreme Lodge Of A. O.
U. W., of which he is Supreme Watch
man,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Choate, of the
Choate Dramatic Company, will spend
the summer in New Ulm. In the fall
they will start out with an entirely new
company.
H. H. Pingle of Sleepy Eye has taker
possession of the photograph gallery OF
Broadway lately occupied by Emil Setter
and is fitting it up for his own use. The
building was bought by him about foul
years ago.
Postmaster Schmidt left for the Con.
vention city Monday. Whether Gottliel
intends to stand by the administration
along with the other office-holders OF
whether he will join with the Blaine for,
ces remains to be seen.
Assistant superintendent Stewart OF
the Tracy division has issued orders fol
the arest,of all boys caught jumping on
moving trains. A fine Of from SIS to SIC
attaches to misdemeanors of this sort
and the railroad officials mean to make
use of it.
The first public picnic Of the yearwillbe
1 held in Turner Hall Park on the Goth, tc
be followed by a theatre in the evening
The proceeds will go to defray the ex.
penses of the class of turner's that viii
participate in the Turnerfest in Duluth
July 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
Among those who will attend the con.
vention this week we note Mr.. and Mrs
Blanchard, Mrs. John Lind, GottlieE
Schmidt, {. G. Vogel, G. A. Ottomeyer
O: G. Stricken, Werner Bosch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson, Mrs, Weber, JOS. Alex
c+a;rs ap1 q TT HornhIrOr