New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-02
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Rev. Alexander Berghold Will arrive
in the city this evening.
J:H. strasser is acquainting himself
with the Twin Cities this week.
Miss Schoregge of Renville is guest
at the home of Albert Behnke.
Mrs. B. Follmann is in St. Paul this
week, purchasing millinery stock.
Mrs. Fred Pfaender has been paying a
visit to st. Paul friends the past week
Gottfried Stock was SO years of age
last Saturday. This makes him one of
the oldest men in town.
DR.. q. Braun, who is here for his
health, will leave for Detroit in a couple
OF weeks to enter upon his editorial du-
ties on enc of the German newspapers.
Robert Anderson, a Renville county
prisoner, was released Yesterday under
bail. He is charged to appear in court
to answer to the charge of stealing a
COW. ..-
The Ladies Worlds Fair Auxiliary of
this city met last evening at the home of
Mrs. Lind to discuss the failure of the
lady lace-maker to go to Chicago. Not
little complaint is offered on account
of her absence.
The New Ulm class of Active Turner's
have reason to feel proud. According
to their numbers they were placed in the
third group at Milwaukee to which forty
nine diplomas of the first order were
awarded. The New Ulm boys stood
tenth in rank.of merit, and this surely is
glory enough for one year. Henry Engel
captured the 27th prize for best average
individual turning, All hail, to our loo
al gymnasts.
Frank Lindmeyer, boy who is only
fifteen years of age. is under bonds to the
extent Of 500 to appear in Justice
Blanchard's court to-day. He will he
given hearing relative to the stabbing
affair of last Tuesday in which he kicked
and stabbed Il son Of Wenzel Zangel. the
wounded boy being three years youn-
ger. The stabbing amounted merely to
bad cash in the hand but the bruises sus-
tanned from the pounding are serious.
Fred Stewart of this city tells of an
interesting experience that he had one
night in New Orleans with Judge Gresh-
am, now Secretary of State. twas dur
ing the war and Stewart was on guard
duty. Gresham was an officer of consid-
cradle rank, and late at night he came
riding along the street in hack, having
been out for time with several other
officers. 1t was against orders of course.
and Stewart now has the recollections o
having placed a general, Judge and states
man in the guard house over night.
DR.. Fritsche, assisted by DR.. Mueller
shot another glandered horse near Essig
on Saturday. The newly discovered
lymph is used in every instance to deter
mine the certainty of the disease, and a
post mortem examination always follows
which in every instance so far has con-
tirmea the diagnosis. The Dr.. is of the
opinion that many horses in the neigh
borhood are suffering from the disease.
and thinks that the owners should exer-
else pieeaution by calling on the Health
Office for aid. No charges will be made
for examinations.
Down in Linden On Sunday they ded-
icated the Lutheran church. It was built
twenty years ago, but changes have re-
Gently been made and the crowd which
gathered on this OCCASION was a immense
one, congregated from miles around.
Rev Hoyne of Eau Claire. Wis, and five
other ministers conducted theceremonies
and made them decidedly interesti: p.
A noticeable feature, as showing the
change in times,:was the fact that twenty
years ago those who came to dedicate
the church travelled with ox-teams, where
as to-day everyone came in a comfortable
carriage.
The new board of directors of Dr.Mar-
tin Luther College will meet here on the
14th and assign to each member of the
new faculty his line of work. Prof
Hoyer was not deprived of his position
as stated III last week. Review, for when
the change was made from a seminary to
a Normal school, all of the professors
were for the time beng left without a
position and in the reorganization it SO
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