New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-05-25
o. G. Strickler is in Minneapolis to-

Mrs. John Hauenstein is visiting in
Tracy.
VIM. Wellner went to St. Paul yester-
day on business.
j. Behnke will go to GAINESVILLE, Wis.,,
to study biography.
Henry Engel will move into the Ru-
dolph residence next week
a new bowling alley will be built in
the Turner Hall Park this week.
The public schools and college will
not close for the summer vacation until
late in j une.
q. Z. Blethen went to Springfield yes
terday to place the engine in j. B.
Schmid's elevator.
The lawn in front of Mrs. Berry's res.
idence is being supplied with water
W orks connections this week.
Marshal r. D. Greene of Sleepy Eye
was in town yesterday and sold to NJ
Mullen fine Hambletonian horse.
Mrs. Henry Hammer and children of
Mountain Lake visited with New Ulm
friends during portion Of the week,
W. r. Geddes, formerly editor of the
Mankato Register and sheriff of Blue
Earth county, was in the city Wednesday
evening.
Fred Patten of Blue Earth County and
Miss Lydia Siebert of Cottonwood will
be married at the home Of J. F. Engel-
bert next Tuesday.
A summer training school for Brown
and Redwood counties will be held in
Sleepy Eye commencing July 5th and
continuing four weeks.
The Enterprise and North Star base
ball clubs played match game Satur-
day afternoon The score was Is to 6
in favor of the former.
The Woodman Lodge is making more
rapid progress as. to membership than
any other lodge in the city. The roll
now contains IL names.
Lectures don't seem to take here, at
least not those secured up to date. Why
not get Col. Ingersoll, andexperience the
novelty of a crowded house?
Sheriff Anderson has appointed Mar
shall F. D. Green of Sleepy Eye as one OF
his deputies. The appointment seems
to meet with favor in all quarters
Prof. Heller, who appeared here with
the Kickapoo Indian Company, and Miss
GALES, a sister of dos. GALES of this CITY
were married i'm st. Paul last week.
The gentleman who is interested in
the habeas corpus proceedings before
Judge Webberto-day is not Pearl Rea
as reported last week, but G. N. Rea
wv. 81 NTlIh1lu1 dllu WIG ana SlSA6l
came down from Springfield on Satalr-
day evening ITO spend a few days with
relatives. The latter is here on "a visit
from Wisconsin.
A two year-old son of ]. P. Hagbera
| of Lafayette put his hand into "a corn
shelter, that was being worked by his
father, andLhad his right hand crushed il
a very ugly manner. This occurred or
Tuesday evening.
The case of Jurgen Thordson and Hen
ry Guemnaer Of CORTLAND VS.. the Boar6
of County Commissioners of Micollet
county, in which Lind s. Hagberg were
| attorneys for the plaintiffs, was decided
Last week IN favor of the plaintiffs.
We are informed that j. H. Hinder
mann Of Ridgely will buy steamer tc
runwest of New Ulm as an excursion boat
He will have some difficulty liz getting
it past New Ulm as the bridge at that
place does not swing.-St. Peter Herald
Ernst WRherski has been rendered the
position Of express agent here and has
already entered upon his duties. Mr..
Wicherski is trustworthy and capable as
an accountant and will no doubt give
satisfaction to the company and to the
public as we'll.
= According to the majority of reports
the grain has not suffered any from the
recent rains and with the present fine
weather will make fine progress. In the
lowlands the wheat is still covered with
water, but the damage will not be of
much consequence.
~ Harry Choate was in the city yester-
day and made arrangements for the APP
pearance of the Matte Choate Dramatic
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