New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
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8 senz Tor on Suntlay
'IIae redwood e. unfy Fair VII BE held
on september q st 22nd and 2sssrsll.
and MIS-. ]. 81. Doty 81 sourt laisd
We're visitors IN III G the week.
The En- ire mill IS shut down fer re-
pairs. The building IS also being rsI,aint-
led
The roof Of the new Redwood county
fcourt house was blown off In a storm. on
Saturday.
Stephen Raymond Of the Bank q.
Glencoe is visiting with his friend, n.
Henningson
DR.. Bartlett has handed in his resigna-
as supe rintendent Of the insane asylum
at st st. Peter.
The marriage of Fred Wendland. and
Miss Nina Koehler is announced to oc-
cur on the s3rd
Jacob Klossner is up in Redwood and
the western part Of Brown counties this
week selling threshing machines.
Mrs. b. u. Randall, who has been
Speeding several weeks here with her
mother, will return to Winona to-day.
3. II. Bingham of Sleepy Eye and
4 Hans Miller of S Lamberton called on
Bingham Bros Of this city on Monday
John ilauer, formerly @of New Tim has
announced Himself as an. Independent
candidate for sheriff III Redwood county.
Sid Mills, tie veteran passenger con
due+or spent Sunday here in company
with his wife as the guests Of MI. IS.
j Mullen.
Two pleasant :.ioie nicst il which young.
people only lsgured, were held on Sum
day, one. q Swan Lake and one on Al
win farm.
n saturday 9. Il. Hortbrlrg shipped
a.l,int'ersto ]NicolIatsto fill an emergency
l;y e sS press. This is dispatch Of an u,a-
usual character.
Misses Allie scherer, Mary Mel auglin
and Clara Rehfeld attended the Alumni
banquet and reception in Mankato last
Thursday night.
In. some places in Linden the farmers
made no attempt to cut their grain. In
other places the yield is falling short Of
the average expectation.
! At Kasota Sunday night a burglar en-
| tered a jeWelry store and was not scared
away until several shots were exchanged
\ between himself and the clerk.
4 The Young Ladies Wide Awake Mis-
!, sion Band will GIVE. a social at. the resi-.
. denee of Mr.. and Mrs. c., II. Ross or
. Thursday evening. Everybody is cordi-
ally invited toxbe present.
Ia many places about town trees hang
q SO low over the sidewalk as to be obiec.
Il tionable to pedestrians. IL won't hurt
i the owners nor it won't hurt the tree.
/ it they are occasionally trimmed.
Sells s. Rentfrow's Circus will visi
New Ulm on the 1st Of September. Thu
bill car was here Yesterday and there il
Eeyery reason to believe that the show i
! one OF mammoth proportions, Over on.
! hundred horses, several bands, a fine me
nagerie and a superior ring performance
! will be among the attractions.
!, The lawn party given by Mr.. and Mrs
: G. III. Ross as. a farewell reception t.
their friends was attended by about fit,
Ipeople onThursday evening and the tim,
was spent in an enjoyable manner. 4
pleasant feature of the event was tn,
presentation 10 Mrs. Ross by the latlie
present Of a beautiful silver spoon.
Mr. G. g. Kmok recently departe,
from New Ulln, the land OF beer, schoo
!, board and city council alterations, ans
is now studying law in the peaceful pre-
cincts Of NJ. E Matthew's office. E,
says the late storm of thunder, lightn rs
and hail reminded him of the New Uln
annual school meeting last month.
I Marshall Messenger.
!. Last Wednesday as happy and Jolly ]
party Of ladies as one usually finds to
J, gethef visited our city and spent fey
hours in viewing the Sights, enjj Dying
good dinner at tae Dakota House. al.
, spreading good cheer wherever they ap
o.