New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-14
Carrie Burginger has removed to Man!

Carrie Burg ringer has removed to Man
kato.
Fritz Meyer is very low with intlam-
nation Of the bowels.
Miss Minnie Fischer is hone from
Chicago for the summer.
Edward Maltzahn and wife will leave
for Cincinnati next week,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.. A. Krook are en-
joying hot weather at the Worlds Fair
this week. 80
Carl Zschunke of Lambcrton and Fred
Zschunke Of Springfield were here over
Sunday.
Herman Engelbert of Cottonwood has
decided to move to New Ulm and build
residence. @..-,- ~.
Chas., Heymann was collecting i'll the
vicinity Of Sleepy, Eye last week for
Klossner & Mueller. -. =
Herman Fritsche has purchased the
farm of his father, Ernst Fritsche in
Cottonwood for $4,000.
E. Wicherski left for the Exposition
sights last week. His daughter is visit
ing friends i'll Minneapolis.
Ninety two in the shade Monday and
yesterday. Out OF pity for the wicked
we pray that Sheol may not be any war
mer.
Phillip Kepp of Fairfax passed through
here last Monday with his family. They
were on their way to Mankato, where
they will reside in the future.
Mrs. j. H. Lau of Springfield narrow
ly escaped death from gasoline explo-
sion last week. The cause of the explo-
sion was poor grade of gasoline.
The east road leading from New Ulm
to Winthrop will be blocked for the
coming week between Sand Lake and the
village. A new bridge is being built over
Mud Creek.
1t is given out that G. F. Ruemke and
VIM. Huevelman will form partnership
and enlarge the store of the former into
a general one. The Review wishes th.m
a prosperous trade.
Sontag, the Kasota train robber, was
captured in combat with the officers at
Elsalla, California, on ssunday evening,
He received a shot during the fray, from
which he will in all probability die.
Saturday evening the Gcrmania Lad
les Society will hold public installation
ceremonies at Turner Hall. y dance
will follow and it is the intention of
those in charlse to make the event SOC
1al Oh" in very particular.
\ carpenter named Bergstrom was
killed in Winthrop during one of the
windy days Of last week. lie was work.
ing on new barn when the wind :.leu
over one of the walls and carried him be-
meath its weight. He died day or twc
after.
sVhile wedding party was returning
from CORTLAND last Wednesday, light
ming sturck in the vicinity and causeC
one OF the horses to fall ovel and remain
unconscious for sometime. The escanc
for the bridal party was decidedly inter
esting.
In the Pioneer Press dispatches of
Monday regarding the Minnesota exhib-
it at the Worlds Fair, important men,
ton is made Of Anton Gags painting of
the Indian fight. The name is SLIGHTLY
twisted however, it appearing as Antonio
Gregg.
Prof. \. J. Rhombery of Minneapolis
will lecture in the lecture room of Turn
CT Hall at o'clock this evening. Mr..
hhomberg will take "a New cWorld'' as
the topic of his discourse, and all who
have heard him before will want to lis
ten to him again. No fee for admittance
will be charged.
Fred Lueth of Kansas City, but for
merly Of New Ulm, has struck upon an
ingenious way of advertising compressed
yeast. He has caused its good qualities
to be heralded in red letters across the top
of thousands of fac-simile copies of the
New York Herald issue of April, 1865,
describing the assassination of President
Lincoln. .--.----
Jeanette, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Stuebe, died last Satur-
day evening Of dropsy. :. She had been
sick continuously for over six months,
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