New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-06
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Mr.. and Mrs: John Hauenstein vii
spend the winter in Florida. 81
The county commissioners will meet
at the court house on the 10Th.
Geo. GALES will leave for Minneapolis
) next week to work in a barber shop.
Henry Furst Jr. of Chicago spent Sun
4 day at the home of John Hauenstein.
VIM. Landwehr of Milwaukee is visit
i ing with the family Of ] ohn Schape kahm.
G. Schmidt Of Tracy and Miss Lydia
. Getch of this city will be married on the
j 21st.
8 Mr.. and Mrs. Marten Of Wisconsin are
the guests Of their daughter, Mrs. Ralph
4 Yates.
i Mrs. Geo. Dayton spent the week visit
ing with friends in the west end of the
county.
Work has been commenced on the new
school house. Keute 6 Nagel have the
contract.
Dr.'J. Ell. James, the Mankato oculist,
will visit New Ulm the first Sunday of
every menth.
The Red Rocks have purchased new
baseball suits and expect to doconsid-
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cradle work this summer.
a son Of August Stock died on Thurs
/ day and was buried Saturday afternoon.
He pS nineteen years of age.
4 Il. FIeuzel, the pop manufacturer, has
invested IN a fine delivery svagon.
Book Bros. W re the manufacturers.
VIM. Borchert was quietly married
yesterday afternoon by Rev. seeger. The
bride is young lady who recently came
from Germany.
War has been declared on the bottoms
in Ridgely. Big Peter, jim, John, Billy
and Jake all carry guns and are healed
for meeting.
Frank Zschunke, a composition in the
office of the Post, left yesterday for Wa
tertown to work in the Office of the Da-
kota Staat Zeitung.
Among the strangers who attendedthe
! theatre at Turner Hall on Sunday ever
inc were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gieseke of
Sleepy Eye and Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
Schleuder of Springfield.
The.sky rockets fred on the evening
i of the Fourth came very near doing seri-
Gus damage. Two of them, fired at the
monument, pierced the tin roof of Mrs.
Friton's house, while others fell close to
individuals and were driven some dis
lance into the ground.
G. R. Davis, Of ST. Peter, who isacan-
didate for congress, made the claim the
other day that McCleary and himself
were the only men who were to be con-
sidered in the present contest. Furrell,
he claimed, would cut no figure, hut
/ we'll he made be mistaken.
Editor Strasser should not be his own
/ Judge as to the comfort afforded by the
hard bottomed chairs in Turner Hail. To
HE still more plain, it is those who are
not in the habit of lowering about the
bar-room between acts whose opinion
should be taken in the matter
The Hermann Sons have elected the
follwing officers: Pres, Chas. Hauenstein;
| vice president, julius Krause; secretary,
/ Carl Rolloff; financial secretary, Carl
Gebser; treasurer, John Belm; director,
Julius Berndt; park committee, Aug
Hellmann, Geo Merkle and Jos. GALES.
In Chicago on Saturday the question
of building the new depot in this city
was discussed and by tonight it is
thought the result will be made public.
Mr.. Hallenbeck is known to be in favor
of the project and used every argument
that could be advanced at Saturday.
conference.
/ f. III. Retzlaf and G. ri. Hornburg ar
ranged mower contest on Chas. Pin
giles farm in Milford last Saturday and
before it was over the scene waxed in
teresting. Retzlaff used the Woods NOW
er and Hornburg the Deering and when
the excitement was over the judges de-
4 creed in favor of the Woods machine.
4 When Ernst Kluegel, who lives in the
4 north end of town, came out Of his house
Monday morning he found the roof il
flames. Plenty of water prevented com,
4 plete destruction, but nevertheless con
4 siderable damage was done and this il
! now being repaired by the Home Insur