New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-24
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Rev. Campbell will arrive III the city
with his family next week.
Sheriff Blethen Of Redwood county
spent Sunday here with his brother.
The ladies of the Evangelical church
have organized society of ~ members
Mrs. PAIL and family will leave for
California to join Mr.. PAIL in about FIVE.
weeks.
Misses Della and Lydia Hornburg Wis
tied Sleepy Eye friends from friday to
Monday. s
Henry Crone. now has about a dozen.
men employed in the handling of eggs
at his refrigerator. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hauenstein, Mr..
and Mrs. Hose and Mrs. Herian left yes
terday for Chicago.
A. J. Alvin arrived here with his fam
lily on Monday and will at once 60 to
housekeeping in the Bosch residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Baer are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of another son in
their household. Sunday was the date
of birth. :
Mr.: Frank, who recently purchased
the saloon of E. Maltzahn, was suddenly
taken very sick on Sunday and is still
confined to his room. 49,
Mr.. johnson, Milwaukee travelling
man, who once worked for B. Behnke &
Co., is about to take up his residence in
this city with his family. 49, t..
Miss Talbot of Sleepy Eye visited in
our city few days Of last week, return
ing to her home Oh Monday, accompan-
led by the Misses Baarsch.
DR.. Koehne was summoned to Fair
fax Thursday by telegram from Jos.
Drummer. A dangerous case of injury to
| valuable horse was the cause.
Andrew J. Eckstein's plate glass front
is now in and makes one of the finest IN
the city. The plates are plain, but large
and set off the store to good advantage.
Potter Schercr has large fir log. sent
to him from Washington as sample.
Measuring as it does five and one half
| feet in diameter, it attracts considerable
| attention.
A Young boy named Kuehn stole about
| $50 from Oil Mr.. liramber this week
The marshal is on the lookout for the
young thief but has not as yet learned
his whereabouts.
Holmes says that the race that short
ems its weapons lengthens its existence.
1t might be as truly said that the hall IN
New Ulm that cushions its chairs. will
add to its popularity.
Henry Bruer died at his home in Court
land township yesterday at the age of72
fIe was one of the earliest settlers
of this vicinity and was also deserving
pcnsioner of the government.
DR.. Fritsche, has purchased of Mrs
Fischer and Mrs. Bogen, the vacant lot
between the residences of each of the
aforesaid ladies. The doctor has not vet
announced his intention as regards build
ing.
Somebody with "a heavy wagon drove
over the sod around the Sioux Monu-
mcnt on Monday, and, if anything, de-
tracted from its appearance. Wonder
some people couldn't keep in the middle
of the road
\ large lamp in Wiesners livery stable
fell to the floor yesterday morning and
exploded, thereby starting a fire in the
barn which was just discovered in the
nick Of time. Part of the floor was IN a
blaze when it attracted attentions.
One of the fine plate glass windows in
klossncr & Mueller's store was broken
on Saturday. The accident was caused
by the throwing Of an orange by Geo.
Graft across the street to aperson stand
ing in front Of the store. The damage
Will be something like $50. s..-.s .as,
Geo. Pheney, VINO lost a foot through
an accident in the railroad yards here
three years ago, was awarded $4,000 by
the Jury which heard his case against the
Railroad Company in St. Peter on Mon
day. The defendants will no doubt APP
peal to the supreme court.
? The following, as far as our own citi-
gems are concerned, is the program for
the Y. P. S. ofC. e. convention to bel
held here June >22nd and 23rd: Mayor
Koch Will deliver the address of welcome;
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