New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-07
SOME SLEEPY EYETEMS.
People Move About and Furnish Items Of
Interest
Hans Mogensen is at Rochester at
tending the Grand Lodge, 1. o. o. F.

Hans Mogensen is at Rochester at
tending the Grand Lodge, 1. o. O.. F.
Jno E. Hennessey, manager of the
Hanson Lampert Co.'s lumber yard at
De Smet, S. OAK, spent Saturday after
noon in town renewing old acquaintances'
Johnny appears to have lost none of his
hustling proclivlties and expresses linn
self as we'll pleased with his new home.
Asmus Henningsen, book-keeper at the
mill, has taken ten. day vacation and
will visit friends and relatives at Bloom
ing Grove, Faribault, St. Paul and other
points.
| Master Arthur Smith, the Majah's son,
left for Kasson last Saturday on visit
to his grandparents.
A number of our schoolma' ANS left
for their homes Saturday evening. The
others, with the exception of Misses
Whitmove and Kelly, will leave to-mor-
row evening. Misses ..Knott, Browne.
Pierce, Jones, and perhaps others of the
corps, will visit the White City during
vacation.
Ed. Illsley has sold his blacksmith
shop and business to Edward Remele
who has been assisting in the shop fol
the past six months. Mr.. Illsley talks
of retiring from business and will leave
town as soon as he can dispose of his
property. Ed. is a first-class workman
and we shall be 10th to see him go.
Mr.. Galloway, from the western par
of the state, was in town on Saturday
visiting his sister, Mrs. D. c. Peterson
In the afternoon, Mr.. G., who is a piper
recently arrived from the ''banks anc
braes o'bonnie Doon," dressed himself
in highland costume, tartan plaid and
Iall, and with bagpipe under his arm
marched through town drawing forth
the stains of melody peculiar to that
instrument His queer looking instru-
ment and queerer attire produced some
thing of a sensation.
The four year old son of.]ohn Roberts
! of Iberia was kicked in the face by a
horse last Saturday afternoon. His nose
was crushed fiat and the frontal bone
fractured rendering his recovery matter
of serious doubt. DR.. Jake Welcome
dressed the wounds and did for the little
sufferer all that medical aid could do.
A. Darbahn spent Sunday at Morgan
in company with his brother, Henry Dur
balm of Lafayette.
| Memorial day was observed in an I'M
pressive manner. The procession was
the longest ever formed here on a simi-
lar occasion; and the grafton by attorney
Geo. w. Somerville, was the best Men,
oral day address to which we have ever
listened.
Myrtle, the ten year old daughter of
Banker Hagen, is down with light at
! tack of scarlet fever.
The ball game on the afternoon of
Memorial day between the Fort Ridgely
nine and local aggregation resulted in
score of 10 to in favor of the home
team.
The Stark Farmers Insurance Co. held
a lively meeting at Griffith & Smiths
hall yesterday afternoon. The organiza-
ticn is in thriving condition. The re-
ceipts for the year were $313.42; losses
$12S.35; total expenses 317.SO. There
have been no assessments for two years.
Joe Forbes passed his law examination
before the state board few weeks ago
ard is now full hedged disciple of
Blackstone, Coke, ct. al.
Rev. VIM. Blackwell completed his
second year as pastor Of the Congrega-
tional church on Sunday and in the even
ing preached an eloquent anniversary
sermon at G.. & S. hall.
The Board of Education met at the
school building last evening to consider
the questson of grading the grounds.
Action will probably be taken at the
next meeting of the board.
High school commencement exercises
at G. s. S. hall tomorrow evening.
Work has begun on the Kohlhase and
Schneider business blocks. Unohoo.
Fooled by A Dummy.
mo, sir, I didn't loose that arm III
battle. | lost it while playing the fool,''
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