New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Oscar Behnke is home from Washing
ton.
Ferdinand Crone is in Chicago on bus
| mess. ~
Miss Ida Hers is back from Little
Falls. .
F. II. Retzlaff was in Mankato last
Saturday.
Otto Sommer has accepted of employ
mcnt in St. Paul.
T. Metzke Of Minneapolis is clerk AZ
the Union Hotel.
Mrs. F. W. Peuser is the guest of her
sister in Faribault.
The Hermann Sons will hold picnic
in their park this afternoon.
W. Scheidrich is the happy father of
another boy, now only a week old.
| Judge Weber and family are enjoy
ing Worlds Fair pleasures this week.
Chas. Schramm has sold his farm in
Milford 20 a Mr.. Landsteiner for $4,000.
II. W. Burkhart of Chicago has been
the guest Of Geo. Wagner during the
week.
Attorney Boycson of St. Paul had le-
gal business with G.. A. Hagberg on
Monday.
Henry Kaschau has severed his con-
nection with the barbershop of Henry
Vedder.
The Sors of Hermann will have So
| cial dance at Schmucker's Tivoli this
evening.
F. Beinhorn is visiting in Duluth for
a few days. From there he goes to the
Worlds Fair
Carl Zschunke went to St. Paul last
week to seek employment, but returned
home Monday afternoon.
The Standard and Red Rocks played
ball on Sunday, the score being 80 to
"a in favor of the former.
Camp Douglas has been instituted at
Clear Lake. About six of the young
gentlemen of New Ulm are interested.
Mrs. Theobald and daughter, Alwina.
of St. Paul, and Mrs. Hannamann and
children of Los Angeles are here on a
visit.
Next year the annual school meeting,
will be held in the afternoon, commence
! ing at 2 o'clock. The change is need
ed one.
G. Fischer will leave for Milwaukee
and Chicago tomorrow. He will spend
over a month in viewing the exhibits at
the Fair.
| John Reardon has quit at the depot
and is succeeded as messenger by Richard
Baasen. Ralph Yates takes the latter's
place in the American Express office.
Willie Fenske has great powers as a
dispenser of lemonade. In selling the
liquid stuff on the circus grounds last
Thursday, he eclipsed all the profession
ais.
The ''Merry Go Round'' is with us this
week and is capturing the nickels of
both young and old. Even the venerable
Judge Blanchard enjoys an occasional
ride.
A young son of Anton Meidel of Mil
ford had his hand caught in hay fork
, on Monday and received some pretty bad
gashes. DR.. Weiser will look after the
injury.
- 1t is safe to say that there were fully
10000 strangers in town on Thursday
The circus brought them from all quart
ers and from distance, in some instan-
ces, of over forty miles.
j. Behnke smashed two of his fingers
while handling freight on Monday. He
will be compelled to quit work for a
couple of weeks as a result. Ed. Flick
is filling his place meanwhile.
The Ringing Bros. have been sued by
a Waseca man for $4,000. The suit is
brought to recover that amount for dam
age occasionedin being put off from their
train last week while trying to steal
ride.
A very pleasant raspberry and ice
cream social was held on the lawn sur
rounding Mrs. Mowery's residence last
evening. 1t was given in the interest of
the Congregational church, and fnanci-
ally and socially it..was very successful
| affair.
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