New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-16
Miss Frida Hauensteiin went to Ghiica-

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Schapel,ahm Bros. & Ruemke have the
contract for Remnants new building.
VT. Mueller received a valuable Parker
gun on Monday, 1.-The cost of which is $68
Henry Keller is visiting his sons in
Chicago and also viewing the EXPOSE
ton.
Andrew ]. Eckstein cut bad cash in
his thumb last week while opening a
bottle.
II Last evening Rev. Campbell was in
stalled as pastor RI the Congregational
! church. . #
Miss Maggie Mulvehill has given up
her position as stenographerin the Eagle
Mill Office.
Mrs. c. A. Hagberg and Miss Ida Koch
took the Monday afternoon train for the
Worlds Fair. ~.
Judge Weber goes to St. Peter to-day
to hold special term of court, for the
trial of several civil cases.
= Friday afternoon, Mrs. NJ. Mullen
pleasantly entertained large party Of
friends at her beautiful home on German
Street. .--.} ...@
Carl Mueller, formerly of this city.
now furniture dealer in Springfield,
will erect brick residence in that enter
prising village. $500. -. IT,
| Mrs. Peter Koehler and son left TO,
Minneapolis Saturday afternoon after
paying visit of some weeks at the home
of Mrs. Koehler's parents.
Gustav Krause, who sustained para
lytic stroke some months ago was in from
Milford Monday for the first time since
the unfortunate event occurred. -.
Mrs. Fred Setter, accompanied byMis
Emile Eritsche, will arrive home iron
Kasson this evening. Mrs. Setter ant
little son are both enjoying excellen
health.
| G. G.. Hanscome of St. Peter was her
Saturday. Hans is now travelling 70
the St. Peter Furniture Company ant
manages to sell lots of goods in spite o
the hard times.
Rev. Berghold departed for the cas-
last week. He contemplates visiting hi
Austrian home, and after a. short sta,
there it is quite likely that he will maxi
a tour of South America. ~.
Louie Compart, the Nicollet count,
man, against whom Mrs. Aug. Muelle
had judgment of $500 rendered by tn
court for SANDER, died last week. A few
days previous he had appealed to tn
supreme court for a reversal of the deci
sion.
Comrades, "Littie Fischer Maiden
and "After the Ball" were dished out t,
us from several hand-organs upon tn
street corners. this week. We have hear'
them so often now that we almost lik
to hear their gentle but soul-stlrrin,
strains.
Yesterday afternoon these left for Chi
cago to profit from the sights at the Fair
Mrs. Helen Setter and daughters, Emm
and Meta, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Helmes
who came up from St. Paul Friday even
ing, Misses Annie Neumann, Gusti
Kuehnel and Gustie Rinkel and Mr.. OF
to Setter.
On Wednesday night an attempt wa
made to blow open safe at Evan. Locks
hinges and safe doors were badly mutila
ted and drills and other tools were scat
tered over the floor. but either from frigh
or lack of time the burglars failed o
their purpose.
Several weeks ago number of the of
fcers of the Modern Wooamen Lodge re
signed. An election occurred Thurstla,
evening to fill the vacancies with the fol
lowing results: Consul, John Larson
Banker, j. Klossner Jr; Clerk. O..
Stricken; Manager, J. H. Weddendort.
| A brilliantly lighted lawn, a large ant
friendly group of faces, and an excellen
quality of entertainment and refresh
ments = that is the story in short of tn,
pleasant sociable which the Y P. S. O.
G. E. gave at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Klossner on Friday evening. TIL.
party lasted until eleven O'Clock.
The Irwin Bros circus was accom- pan
led all along its route by gang Of fax.
irs and confidence men of the very worst
sort. At Springfield they piled theil
games inside the tents even while the
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