New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-16
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E. G.. Pahl's address at present is Hes
peria, Cal.
The Zoeglings- Vercin are camping at
Swan Lake.
August Vogelpohl Of St. Paul is home
! on visit. ,s1
Miss Sophie Mueller of Morgan spent
Sunday here.
JOS. Lindmeyer was down from Sleepy
Eye over Sunday.
C. B. Liver Of Omaha spent Sunday
here with his wife.
Henry Held and sister, Tillie, have re-
| turned to St. Paul.
G. ]. Albrecht is attending a Synod
session in Saltwater.
A, Rinke of Sleepy Eye was in town
last week on business.
A. A. Bogen is back from Chicago and
will rsmain for some time.
Col. Pfaender returned home from
Cincinnati yesterday afternoon.
John Cellar has accepted position in
!, the offices Of the Eagle Mill Co.
Miss Clara Decline gave an enjoyable
birthday party last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Bruckbauer Of Sleepy Eye was a
business visitor in our city last Saturday.
Anton Wiesner's infant child died on
Thursdayeand was buried Friday morn
| ing.
Fred Haenze and Matthew Prom at
tended teachers institute in st. Peter
last week.
| TIE. Bowen, of Duluth. passed through
here Monday on his way from SleepyEye
to St. Paul.
Herman hein left for Chicago early in
the week. He has been spending short
vacation here.
Alb. Held has rented one of his resid-
ences to the chief of the local Northwes-
tern section crew.
Last Tuesday, according to the records
kept at the depot, was the hottest in
twenty eight years.
! Col. Baasen is not in the race for the
MARSHALL Land office. He abandoned the
idea, he says, some time ago.
Mrs. Aug. Scfell during the past few
days has been enjoying visit from Mr..
Geo. Marti and family of St. Paul.
l. Miss Ella Kumm, who has been spend;
ing some weeks with her parents. ,e.
turned to the Flour City last Friday.
Max Reinhart has rented the Amann
building temporarily for a but:hershop
or until his new building is completed.
! While Max Reinhart was ASSISTING in
removing his old building last Saturday,
the thumb of his right hand was severely
crushed.
! Wenzel Schotzko has purchased one Of
W. II. Gieseke's buses and will hereaf.
ter make trains for the benefit of his no.
tel alone.
/ Miss Emma Fenscke, trimmer at Mrs
Follmann's millinery store, is in St. Pau
| at present, studying the latest STYLES ir
fall and winter headwear.
| Attorney Somerville was in the cit,
Saturday and to a reporter discussed the
financial question. He sees very little
: satisfaction ahead for the party of Demo
cracy.
| Fred Gley of Redwood Falls, former
! ly of this city, has been called to Wash.
lngton by Secretary Hoke Smith to &C.
cept commission as Indian agent at the
Lower Agency.
! Irwin Bros. circus was financially
wrecked out in Dakota last week, and
their train passed through here Thursday
evening on its way to Chicago, where it
will be disposed of at auction.
n The wheat yield so far, as reported by
threshers, is excellent. Mr.. Landweh,
tells us that in Lafayette an average
yield OF II bushels of good wheat to the
acre has resulted from several farms.
| The regular quarterly meeting was
held in the Methodist church on which
occasion several new members we're adj
mitted. Rev. Hauck of Springfield was
present and preached the morning ser
mon.
The many friends of Mrs. Mulvehill of
Santa Rosa, CAL, have been enjoying a
1 u;c;+ fro,,, that 1oI1 H.