New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12
SOME SLEEPY EYETEMS.
Cnohoo Gathers up the Week'sl ELUSIVE
Items.

Frank James arrived Sunday morning
from Ann Arbor, Mich. After assisting
| ''Doc' in the Office for a few months ne
will open dental office at some point
in the state, to be decided ON later.
Frank is fine fellow and will make his
| mark in dentistry. The baseball cranks
| are hilarious over his arrival and will
| soon have a nine that will hold its own
against the pick of the county.
Speaking of baseball, the apologies
for Keefe's ineffective work on the 4th.
| which have appeared in the New Ulm
papers, caused considerable Of smile
here. The Beer City boys we're beat be-
| cause they were outclassed at all points.
And the nine that fell upon the Indians
| in such = terrible manner was a still
stronger aggregation than the rural one
that sent the Keefeites home sorrowing.
This by way of solace.
The annual school meeting will he
held at the school building. Thus far
no candidates have appeared and the
members of the board whose terms
expire will probably be reelected. They
have served the district we'll, and besides
there is, happily, no cause for dissenslon
such as is at present agitating the coun-
ty metropolis.
H. J. Zieske and family of Winona,
spent the 4th. here.
Thomas N. Burke, oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Burke, died Friday
morning at 8 80, aged "a years, 6 months
and 7 days. The deceased was well
known here and had a host of friends
He came home from Nebraska on June
Goth. after seven years of service as en-
gIneer ON the Fremont, Elkhorn and
Missouri Valley division of the C. & N.
". He had mot been we'll for some time
and proposed to take rest and good
medical advice in the hope Of recovering
his former rugged health. All
efforts were unavailing however
and on Friday morning the
end came. The funeral took place at
St. Mary's Church Sunday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. A large conconrse of rela-
| tives and friends attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. n Ruenitz rejoice in the
| arrival of son and heirwho was ushered
into existence on independence day. The
/ nation at large Will lnvoluntarily assist
the young gentleman in remembering
/ the day of his birth.
Mesaames Griffith and Smith gave a
| reception yesterday afternoon at the
Griffith residence in honor of Mesdames
Titus and Pratt Of Montevideo. vino are
visiting in the city at present. Some
two score ladies attended.
The congregational and Episcopal
Sunday schools will picnic to-day, the
former on the banks of the Cottonwood,
the latter at the farm of James Addy.
The steam riding gallery people pulled
up stakes last evening and started New
Ulmward. The pr"prietors are gentle,
men and conduct their business in way
that is above criticism. They caught q
good many nickles.
| The Dispatch has opened bicycle
agency. Geo. Wallace's turn next.
! The I. O. 0. F. officers were installed
Saturday evening by D. D. G. M. Hans
Mogensen. W. r. Hodges will preside.
4 A. ]. Barr, T. j. Murfn and son VIM
left last week for drive to the Sisseto1
Reservation. They expect to be gon,
about fortnight.
DR.. j. w. B. Welcome went to Man
kato yesterday to consult Dr.J III. Jane
with reference to his throat trouble
Cnohoo.