New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-23
Miss Olga Wicherski is, yisiting iii Mic


from Chicago.
1t. Bishoff of Chicago is a guest at the
home of Jos. Vogel.
Miss Maggie Mulyehill has returnedto
St. Peter to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Rudolph will visit the
| White City next week.
Vim. Pfaender Jr. has been chosen
| director of the Maennerchor.
Ed. Breitkreutz came down from
Springfield yesterday on his bike. |
Miss Clara Rehfeld will return from
her Pennsylvania visit this week.
Col. Pfaender did not arrive home from
Cincinnati until Saturday morning.
J. c. Rudolph was in Chicago the early
part cf the week, taking in the Expo. Il
School opens September 4th. The
college term commences two days later.
Mrs. Scherer and sons, Robert and
Carl, started for Chicago Monday after
noon. .'~.%
! Superintendent Steinhauser is holding
teachers examinations in Springfield to-
day.
Mrs. NJ. Epple left yesterday afternoon
for Europe to pay visit to her old home
in Munich.
Mrs. Geo. Backer and children of Red
wood Falls are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Koehler.
Mrs. Louis Palmer and Miss Louise
Hopt of Fairfax were in town Monday,
visiting friends.
The members of the Maennerchor, with
their families, enjoyed an outing at F.
Fritsche's place in Lafayette last Sunday.
Henry Crone moves into his new resi-
dence this week. 1t is one Of the most
capacious AID elegantly fitted houses in
the city.
Robert Scherer will probably remain
at Racine, Wis, after viewing the World S
Fair, and accept position in the public
schools.
The K. of P. Lodge have chosen Chan
cellor Steinhauser as delegate to meet
ing of the State Grand Lodge in Sep
TENDER.
NJ. A. Bingham's residence on German
street is nearing completion. For taste
Of architecture it will compare with New
Ulm's best.
Anton Gag is at work on an exhibit Of
photographs of babies for the County
Fair which :ids fair to attract consider.
able attention.
A. II. Lienhard goes to Chicago the
latter part of the week to buy goods and
see the Fair. Beware, friend Lienhard
OF the Midway IlalSance.
HIP. Gill of Duluth was here Friday
His business was to negotiate with NJ
Mullen and J. Pfenninger for a lease OF
the Superior roller mill.
The Northwestern and in fact large
number of railroads are laying off mer
every day and reducing salaries. The
| latter move even extends to the officials
Prof. Robert Nix of this city has beer
| granted teachers life certificate by the
state teachers examining board. Prof
Nix will be one of the few in this section
to be accorded such an honor.
The veteran farmer, Jorgen Thordsor
| of CORTLAND has rented bis farm and will
sell his farming implements at auction
He will leave soon for Chicago and then
return to the old farm to pass his days in
ease.
Otto Schell was in Mankato last week
and established an agency of the August
schell Brewery for the disposal of his
beer. G. Polcow has been employed as
agent and the move will no doubt prove
lucrative one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henningsen went to
Sleepy Eye Thursday and on Friday
joined large picnic party that went out
from our neighboring village to Gieseke's
farm in Lake Hanska. They report day
of great amusement.
The Ladies of the Congregational
church will give an ice-cream social at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Behnke
on next Tuesday evening, August goth.
A happy time may be looked for, and
all are cordially invited. ::
The ball game at Nicollet on Sunday
between the New Ulm and Nicollet boys