New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-09
Gustav Fischer will probably go to
Europe this fall to study medicine.

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America in October and make st. Peter
their home. y
Mrs. Geo. Meisel is home from ST Paul
on a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob L. Mueller
The German American Bank of st,
Paul has resumed business. There was
actually no ground for the scare.
f. II. Saverien and family will leave fol
Chicago to-day and spend a couple Of
weeks amid the wonders of the Fair.
The girl, who was to have made lace
for the New Ulm Ladies Auxiliary at the
Worlds Fair, did not leave until Thurs
day. "s@. ~.
Sunday marked the advent Of another
daughter in the home OF Rudolph Alvin
who lives near the Cottonwood. Vie,
gratuliren. ss.'.-a
The new School Board has elected the
following officers: President, O. G.
Strickler; clerk, A. F. REIN; treasurer,
Chas. Silverson.
Mrs. MA. Bingham is dangerously i'll.
| Dr. Daniels of St. Peter was here Satur-
day in consultation with the local physi-
clans regarding her case.
Two applications have already been
made for the position made vacant by
Miss Scherer. They are presented by
August Bochum and Benedict Juni.
i The young mems quartette went out
to NJ. Lipp's place last evening. The
people along the road were no doub
charmed by the delightful harmony.
Wenzel schotzko is once more person
ally experimenting the carrying o
mails to and from the depot, and it i
very probable that he will run his OWL
bus. -. ~.~s-,.~
a costly Fireplace mantel for NJ. A
Bingham's new residence, arrived at tn
depot on Friday, but was in broker
condition, that will render it unfit TO
use.
Eight men were discharged by bust
ness houses in Sleepy Eye last week ow
ing to the depression in trade. Franz
Buggert, formerly of this city, was ONT
of them.
Prof. REIN, who has been spending
some weeks in Illinois, returned to New
Ulm Thursday evening. His mother
who was with him, fell and fractured he
arm, while absent. .
Miss Thompson, who has been assisting
Mrs. Sarah Pfefferle during the summer
will leave for her home in Minneapoli
next Friday. tits quite likely that sh
will return in few months.
5 Potato thieves made a raid on tn
garden of Ernst Pfciffer and Mrs. Kopetz
Ike one night last week, and to judg
f from appearances the following mornin
they must have laid in a good supply.
Neil Currie, the well-known merchan
! who failed last week, was here on Mon
day with his assignee, A. R. Chase q
= Marshall. They were in consultation
during the afternoon with their attorney
Mr.. Lind. ss...
!, Representatives of three school boo
a companies were in the city Saturday 70
the purpose Of presenting proposition
to the new school board. Among ther
were Prof. Hess of Sleepy Eye and PRO-
Vaughn of Anoka.
J There will be at least one more build
D ing enterprise on Minnesota Street thi
year. 1t will take the shape of two
story brick structure on the. present sit
of NJ. Remnants meat market. MI
Reinhart is himself the protector.
q Hamann Bros. started an Aavanc
: Thresher on Aufderheide's place Monda
:, afternoon. Landwehr took his rig GU
Sunday afternoon and Schlumpberger
Co. operated one in Lafayette the day be
! fore. They all report good yields and
fine grade of grain.
The trial of Frank Lindmeyer, tn
i young boy who had the fight with Wen
s eel Zangel, came off before Justice Blan
e chard on Wednesday. After hearing al
evidence. the Judge entered fine agains
Lindmeyer of $40 and added costs.
! The wife of Anton Sprenger, who j
one of the best known farmers of Cot
tonwood. died Saturday morning after
e short illness, the funeral occurring O.
t Monday in this city. The deceased wa
' ali estimable woman and had many friend