New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-29
Mrs. Geo. Schmidt returned from Chi

cstSo iHuiSuif HiS ll.
Company a is encamped on the prai-
RE south of Turner Hall.
Quinn Schendle has been granted a
pension Of So per month.
The recruiting office has thus far ex-
amined only one applicant.
George Maier died in Sleepy Eye last
week, aged ninety two years.
Mrs.H.L. Blethen is home from her Min
neapois and Fergus Falls visits.
q. Guggisberg, the Gibbon miller,
spent Sunday here with relatives.
The members of the Congregational
church held picnic Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Nelson, a well-known resident of
Brighton, died on the 22nd, aged sixty
years.
Mrs. F. L. Randall and children of
Winona are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. FL. Ross.
From the picnic and theatre the Tur-
ner class which goes to Duluth realized
over $175.
August Schilling, W no was married in
this city week ago, will make his home
in Sleepy Eye.
The children of the TGrnverein Sunday
School will enjoy picnic at Hunters
Rest tomorrow
DR.. ]. w. B. Welcome, the well-known
Sleepy Eye physician, was in the city for
a few hours Friday.
The foot of young Woratschka was
amputated by Drs. Stricken and Work
man of Tracy on Monday.
The Board of Review met at the coun-
Gil rooms Monday afternoon and revisved
the list of assessed property.
G. Fl. Chadbourne of Minneapolis will
be here tomorrow to transfer the Brown
County Bank to its future owners.
Hugo Hanft, who is now a teacher
in the schools of Peru, H., came up
yesterday tospend few days with friends
Oscar e. Setter came up from st. Paul
Saturday night to witness "Der Meineid-
bauer" at Turner Hall on Sunday even
ing.
School closed on Friday. The vaca-
ton will continue until September and
be spent by all of the teachers in New
Ulm.
The Herald of ST. Peter thinks that
town will secure a new depot as soon as
New Ulm. Then so will every other
village.
Sheriff j. III. Block of St. Peter, in a
shooting tournament at Minneapolis last
week killed 2S3 out of 2S7 birds and in
contest for hunting cart hit 100 out of
10.
Judge Cox of ST. Peter was in the CITY
Thursday. When asked how the nomi-
nation of Grover Cleveland suited him
he said: ssWell am satisfied because
have to be-"
The store of Hallowell & Gamble in
Springfield was entered by thieves
Thursday night and robbed of numerous
articles. 1t is thought the robbers were
hangers-on Of the circus.
A meeting of the Agricultural Society
was held Sunday afternoon and it was
decided to have another Fair this year.
A meeting will be held week from Sat-
urday to fix upon date.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Weber and son
will leave for Michigan this week to Wis
it for a short while with friends. The
latter will also 90 to NewYork to attend
a Christian Endeavor Convention.
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the Northwestern road, took in
the circus here last Thursday. It is cur
rently reported that he and Brigham,
played the Blaine role of feeding the
elephant peanuts.
On Monday, Mayor Koch presented
the name of E. G. PAIL for re-appoint-
.ment as member of the Board of Pub
lie Works and Judge Weber confirmed
the appointment at once. Mr.. PAIL has
served for two years now and in that
time has made valuable member.
F. M. Whitney, f. w. Hauenste1n, P.
R. McHale and Otto Baarsch went over to
Winthrop Saturday to assist in the insti-
tuition of new Pythian Lodge. F.
Wheaton. the Grand Chancellor, and G.
NJ Orr. the secretary, were also pre-
ea,,+ .,d nuita q number from St Peter,