New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-21
Miss Ida Gut Is visif Ing her slsteriin

Aiinneape lis.
lax Burg Is home from tho. Miinneap-
oils business college.
Ira 2. shissler, the aIanka. 8 sttorney,
IS a court visitor to. day.
IS Beinhorn is having his store front
painted by eHer s Setter.
s. daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. BrinlSman early last week.
w. Eibner has added a tumbler wash
fountain '''' to his soda water apparatus.
Mrs. G. II. Dirks IS pay ing 4 visit to
her sister, Mrs. G.sE. Schmidt. in Tracy.
Geo. Woske, ..he Waseca fireman, was
renewing old uaintances here on sun
day. -
Jacob Hottinger is in Chicago, visiting
old friends and incidentally taking IN
the Worlds Fair.
Louis Bushard Of West Newton, we'll
known here, is happy over the arrival Of
a son in his household.
Wheat is already heading out in places
and corn is being pushed along rapidly.
The gram Hooks fine,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Giescke of Sleepy
{. at 50
Eye We're entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Henningsen a couple days of last week.
Father Haas of st. Peter is conduct
ing services at the Catholic church, ow-
ing i g to the temporary Illness of Father
Schroeder.
Aug. Dirks, Juregen and Herman Dur
balm, Chas. Grussendrrf and Rev. Baum
garten are all back from the Columbian
exposition.
Misses Sophie and Hattie Dirks and
Aug. Imborg left for Victor, Iowa, on
the 18th to spend month with relatives
and friends.
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The farmers picnic in Milford on Sun
day was largely attended as was also the
dance i'll the evening. New Ulm people
were quite visible throughout the crowd.
The Star Band went over to Lafayette
Sunday afternoon and spent a few pleas
ant hours in Simon Wellner's grove. In
the evening they gave way to the Lafa-
>yctte musicians.
The spring college term closed on Fri
day evening with musical and literary
entertainment in the hall. Chinese Ian
terms Illuminated the grounds and the
roads leading to the building.
Yesterday the marriage Of Herman
Fritsche and Anna Kuehn was solemniz-
ed, the reception being given. by the
BRIDES parentsi in Milford. The Review
offers the young couhle It's congratula-
tons, and bespeaks for them deserved
prosperity.
E. G.. PAIL Will return from California
this week to get his family. Mr.. Pahl
has picked up wonderfully during his
short sojourn inFthe INTERIOR of the Gold
Ier State and is of the opinion that a
residence There of several months will
show marked changes in his health. We
certainly hope 50.
"a team ran away on Minnesota street
Sunday afternoon, while crossing one of
the numerous CUTTERS. These cutters are
a nuisance, by the way, and if the coun-
Gil would turn its attention to remedving
this evil instead of building miles of
sidewalks, it would be doing far more
for the welfare Of the public.
This week will witness the departures
ofseveral New U1mites for the Worlds
Fair. On Monday, Miss Ella and Mrs.
Fred Setter started and on Friday or Sat
urday, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Neumann
and the Misses Paula Rudolph and Allie
Scherer will follow. Next Monday Miss
Clara Rehfeld in company with Mrs.
Schoch will also leave.
The new soda fountain for W. G. Al
wins drugstore arriv I'd last week and will
be on tap to-day. It is one of Tufts's
most magnificent makes and presents a
splendid appearance at the. front of the
store. Beautiful marble front, nicely
engraved silver attachments, ebony en-
cased mirror and attractive tumbler
fountain, all make it a piece of property
that the owner can be proud Of.
Henry Engel Of this city has invented
and applied for a patent on back-fas-
tener or grain sack clasp. When offered
for sale it will be made Of maleable iron
and WILDE light, but at the same time
One must see it to understand