New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-08
g. A. Ottomeyer is in st. Paul on

business.
Mrs. Alfred Roos is spending the week
in Mountain Lake.
Next Sunday will be Children's day
among the churches
j. Palmer of .Gibbon is employed in
the City Drug Store.
The planks are now being laid on the
West Newton bridge.
A. Alvin and wife of st. Paul ale. Wis
ting here with relatives.
Miss Minnie Pfaender left for st. Paul
Monday to visit relatives.
Miss Allie scherer was the guest of st.
Paul friends over Sunday.
The school board has advertised for
bids for the new school house.
Peter Scherer will leave for Washing
ton tomorrow, accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. G. II. Ross entertained the teach
ers of the Congregational Sunday school
Saturday afternoon.
Ernst Wicherski has returned to his
former position as book-keeper in the
New Ulm Roller Mill.
A. G. Falk and sister, Clara, and Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. Marti of Milford are spend
ing the week in Blue Earth County.
w. w. Smith, Hans Mo, Geo. W. SOM
erville and A. Blanchard of Sleepy Eye
passed through here Monday on their
way to the Convention.
A Congregational conference will be
held in Lake Benton next Tuesday.
Rev. Meske and Mrs. Mowery will attend
as delegates from here.
The Redwood Gazette of June End
was published double size and contained
numerous illustrations together with a
creditable write-up of that prosperous
little village.
Col. Pfaender handed in his resigna-
ton as a member of the city council last
evening. The reason is his contemplated
removal to his farm near the Minnesota
river north of town.
r. G. Evans writes that he make every
effort possible to give all visitors from
Brown County a chance to see at least
one session Of the great national Con-
vention now being in Minneapolis.
Next Sunday a lutheran Mission Camp
will be held in the groves near Nicollet
A pescial train will leave here at 8 o'clocd
in the morning to carry those who desire
to visit camp, and return about six in
the evening.
j. p. Current of Home offers a good
suggestion to aid the Review in its cru
SADIE against the disgraceful institution
that keeps house across the river. Mic
ollet county, he says, should be prosecut-
ed for countenancing nuisance.
The business, heretofore conducted I'M
der the name of Wilhelmina Boock, has
been transferred to George and Gustave
Book, the two efficient young men who
have managed the business for the late
1 proprietor, and they will assume charge
at once
At CORTLAND in Rev. Horst's parish,
commencing on the 10Th, a synod will be
held for the Minnesota and Dakota dis
tricts of the Missouri synod. Rev. Tir.
menstein of St. Paul, Rev. L. Yunker
Rev. F. Niebelschutz, Rev. Schulenburg
Mr.. Anding and Mr.. Roszbeck will be
the delegates from the Minnesota divis-
ion.
On Friday an old sailor arrived in
town, having walked here from Duluth
and intending to foot it to Linden
While in Duluth he was laid up for sew
eral weeks in hospital with injuries re-
ceived while crossing the ocean. When he
arrived here he had only twenty-five cents
in his possession. Years ago he used to
live in this section.
! Jacob Klossner, of New Ulm, has pur-
chased two lots, SO feet, fronting on
Main street, upon which stands Emil
! Schmidt's saloon. He will remove the sa.
loon to the inside lot and erect two
story brick building on the corner. The
price paid for the lots and saloon build
ing was $4,000. The new building will
be used for hardware store Winthrop
i News.
1 The Odd Fellows lodge have elected
the following officers for the ensuing
| wear: G.. DoberenZ. O. NJ: Peter Herian