New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-03

L'orenz slerkie has accepted g I'os1tlo
81 ST. Paul.
". 4. Hubbard is ID Minneapolis thi
week on business.
Dr.. q. g. striekler has gone 70 chiea
go fora daysor 50.
Frank Ulrich will give ehristenin;
party next SUNDAY.
9. Heller is not satisfied with Ohio
and will return to this city.
a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Lindemann on Thursday.
ii. +. Setter, the Tracy merchant, spent
d Sunday with his New Tim friends.
Aflolph Moritz, of the Winona Eievsa-
/ tor Company, was in town Monday.
+. NJ. Street, the Springfield banker,
has been chosen president Of a bank in
York, Nebraska.
Chas. stoH went over to Winthrop
Monday to inspect the water-works sys-
TEN of that village.
Schubert s. Flor have sold their hard
ware and machine store to Geo. p. Dietz
and Martin Lorenz.
Mr.. and MIS-. Malmquist Of Winthrop
We're the guests Ct Mr.. and Mrs. G. a.
t E aubarer nya,, S,,,,f1.,,,
| Arrangements are being made for Il
match game ball between the clubs of
Sleepy Eye and New UIm.
VIM. 3. Koch has resigned as secretary
of the Electric Light Company and is
succeeded by +. q. Vogel.
The old schoolboard will meet on Fri
day evening. Tie new board will orga-
nize on the night following.
]. H. o'Brien, 81 Risdley, has been
appointed as a member Of the NicolIet
county Democratic committee.
The delegates to the Democratic con-
ventions in NIankato and st.Paul left for.
the scenes of action yesterday.
Dan LAWYER, who is to be the Demo
cratic candidate for governor, made a
political speech here two years ago.
Heinrich Hartung, formerly a turning
teacher in Chicago, is spending a few
days here as the guest Of Hugo Fischer.
WI. Seaten having severed his con-.
nection with the electric light company,
Mr.. Burtis will continue as foreman Of
the station
Christian AhIness does not want to 90
to the legislature again but is said TO.
have his eye on some more rerunerative
county office.
Miss Ria Loudenschlager, upon ur-"
gent request has reconsidered her resig-
nation and will continue to teachin Ira
cy for another year.
Carl Derrath was fined So and cost by.
Justice Baasen, in the absence of Justice
Nix, on Monday for using abusive Ian
guage to Mrs. Dengler.
August Wagner and wife are in Mime
apolis where they will remain for two or
three weeks. Mr.. Wagner is attending a
school of undertaking.
]. j. Newton. of West Newton, exper-s
fenced an accident last week. a rife
Isheil exploded in his hand and shattered
one Of his fingers severely.
Chas. Krook will go to Marshall to
study law in the office of ". 3. Mat
theWs, who is one of the most successful
attorneys in that part Of the state.
Gen. Manager Hewitt Of the Nerthwes-
tern road and several other officials.
looked over the company property here
yesterday. It begins to look like a new
depot.
Frank 1T. Ulrtch, CLERK IN the CITY
Drug Store, passed his examination be-
fore the state pharmacy board and has
been granted q certificate as registered
pharmacist.
lii his argument on the Raum pension
inyes tigation Congressman Lind caused
many of his colleagues to remark that he
was more than 4 match for anyone On
the committee.
MAIDS Anderson Of Linden was brought
/ before Justice Blanchard last week on a
charge Of bastardy proffered by Carolina
Erickson. The plaintiff, however, did
not appear and the case was dismissed.
Henry Cnone has bought e lot near
the water tower and viii erect a large
storage house with refrigerator eonyen-
fences. It will be built on the most i'm