New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-22
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/ Paul lastweek.
A. W.Bingham went to Minneapolis
Saturday morning on business.
R. +. Bingham, the sleepy Eye wheat
buyer, was in town yesterday.
/ Prof. Hoyer has been in Michigan the
past week in the interests of the college.
Miss Annie Mueller of Chicago is the
guestof her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. g.
Muellee.
Miss Sophie Kiesling is home from
Winona, where she has been attending
the Normal School.
All of the cases on the court calander.
will be tried by jury. This may continue
the session all week.
The Mankato Review, Democratic, pre-
diets the election Of the Republicannom-
inee for congress without any effort.
E.. II. .Huebner will deliver the address
at the annual meeting of the Mankato
/ Normal School Alumni on August / 9th.
The Woodmen Lodge enjoyed q pleas
ant picnic at Hunters Rest Sunday after.
noon, nearly all of the members being
i present.
Miss Essie Sanders, daughter Of Elder
Sanders who delivered the grafton at the
dedication Of the Sioux monument last
August, is a guest at the home Of Judge
! Weber.
IAN oracle of wisdom is what Coun-.
tyAttorney Robertson calls the same gen
tleman who was dubbed s'the stuffed
prophet of Wall Street. by Editor Dana
of the New York Sun.
The picnic at Turner Hall Sunday af-
| ternoon was pronounced success, tinanci-
ally, socially and in every other way.
The exhibition of gymnastics was credit
able and everybody was satisfied.
G. T.. Roos and VIM. Koch made trip
west as far as Pierre last week in the in
terests of the New Ulm Elevator Co. It
is given out that the Company will eth
er buy or build five more elevators along
the Northwestern line.
A very tough gang Of pickpockets and
sharpers is said to accompany the Cook
& Whitby circus and it would be we'll
if every visitor to the shows would leave
his loose change somewhere else than in
his pockets. Gold watches should be
discarded for that day.
Emil Traeger, representative of the
New York Life Insurance Co., came up
from St. Paul last week with a check
for s., 900 in payment of the policy held
by the late Louis Schmelz. It was large
ly through Mr.. Traeger's efforts that the
money was paid SO soon.
The next district convention of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor will be held in this city next
June. The delegates who attended the
convention in lie Sueur made arrange
ments for the gathering here and are au-
thority for the statement that 200 dele
gates will be present. ...s.
Hon. 0. 3. Turrell, Republican candi-
date for congress in this district, was in
town Monday afternoon, calling on his
1 political friends. The old gentleman is
very confident of being honored by the
call of his party, and he certainly has
reason to be. The outlook for his nomi-
nation is encouraging.
The poundmaster on Monday gathered
up twenty-five geese. To redeem these
will require twenty-f five cents for each
goose and twenty-five cents day for
caring for them. The city ordinance
also provides for fine of not
less than s. and not more than S25
for allowing such nuisances to run at
large.
At a place across the river, where WAYS
that are dark and evil are said to be
the ruling passion, the proprietor is COM
PEELED to stand with a club in his hand
to keep nightly marauders from smash
! ing his windows and doors with rocks
4 and stones. 4 better way it seems. would
be to rid his house of what constitutes a
provoking institution
While L. Halter of Albin was driving
home from Sleepy Eye Monday afternoon
with a load Of lumber a serious and al
most fatal accident befcl his son. The
latter was sitting near the rear end of the
wagon and in'some way fell SO that the
wheel passed over his body directly be-
low the ribs. No ribs were broken but