New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-31
SOME SLEEPY EYETEMS.
ople Move About and Furnish Items Of
Local Interest,

Wednesday evening to Go the World
Fair.
Mrs, r. P. James returned on Sunday
from Winona whittier she had been call
ed bv the illness of her father.
Local wheelmen made application at
the last meeting of the council for per-
mission to run their machines on the
sidewalks. Petition refused.
Billy Baker, Hans Mo, and William
Remele, are the proud possessors of fine
Hambletonian colts.
Miss Sofa McBain returned from Min
neapolis Saturday morning having COM
pleted the course at the Manning School
of Elocution and Oratory. She will take
a..much needed res, before assuming the
labors of her profession.
Mayor Griffith and Surveyor Jake Cur
rent have been employed during the
past week in establishing a grade for the
streets
Mrs. w. II. Baker is very sick.
A. P. Brooks of the Herald spent last
week with his parents at the Falls.
Supt, F. V. Hubbard of Waseca passed
through town Saturday on his way home
from Redwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bangs lett for Beloit,
Wis, Friday evening to spend few days
with relatives after which they will wor-
ship for week or two at the shrine Of
the Columbian Mecca. They expect to
return in about three weeks.
Cashier Hagen was called to Chicago
last Thursday evening on business. He
and Mrs. Hagen will look over the Ex-
position before returning.
81. S. B. examinations began yester-
day morning at the High School.
Union Memorial services were held at
the German NJ. 3. church Sunday morn
ing, the local post attending in I. body.
Rev, c. L. Lehnert preached an eloquent
sermon appropriate TO the occasion.
O. G. Phillips, who has been assisting
tonsorial artist Cane for the past few
weeks, has returned to his home at Mar
shall for the season.
The closing exercises Of the prim airy,
intermediate and grammer grades of the
public schools will occur at &. & S. hall
on Friday evening. Commencement ex-
ereises will he held June 7. The follow
ing are the members of the class of '93:
Lillian Victoria Emmerich; Lola Ger
trude Wright; Thomas RobertBrownlee.
The merchants will ship car of eggs
to-day on their own account, having an
idea that they can secure better prices
than local buyers are offering.
A petition was circulated last week and
sent to Supt. Cosgrave asking that Henry
Reigner, the former day operator here,
be reinstated. Mr. Cosgrave replied that
the petition could not be granted; and
that in doing as it did, the company mere
ly acted in self-defense. While the rail
way company no doubt understands its
own business best, Mr.. Reigner's dismiss
al-or rather the company's refusal to re-
instate him-will be matter of regret
among business men generally,as more
genial, courteous and and obliging gen
tleman never welded key here. May
a snug berth with snugger emolument
soon be his,
Operator Mcdonald Of Evan has been
transferred to Walnut Grove on the main
line.
Hon. Alexander Blanchard came down
from Marshall yesterday to look after
his real estate interests. He returns this
evening.
Mayor Griffith went to Echo yesterday
to spend the week at the bank giving
financial pointers to Messrs. Sommerfeld
ana LettOrd.
Rev. McKibben, pastor of the Baptist
Church, rendered his resignation at the
close of Sunday mornings services.
Judge Hoy and wife of Evan, who
have been spending a day or two with
their son, Will, will leave to-day for the
Expo.
Messrs. T. Hughes, w. r. Hodges
Johu Hanson, Jas. Knudson, Peter Lar.
son and Chas. Schorregge on Sunday
morning boarded hand car which, pro
PEELED by a squad of section men, whirl
edthem away to the Falls to attend tn
G. F. Ward funeral obsequies. They re
port that it was the largest funeral tina
ever appeared in Redwood and was al
impressive indication of the esteem il
which Mr.. Ward was held.