New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Geo, Scherer is here from Mankato.

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Geo. scherer is here from Mankato.
The county commissioners meet to-.
day.
This evening Co. a. will have its
usual drill.
Mrs. W. G.. Duncan has removed to
Sleepy Eye.
Rev. Meske preached in Sleepy Eye
last Sunday,
Miss Susie Roberts is home from Wa
tertown, S. D. 3.
Mr.. G. Fischer will not go to Europe
as was reported.
John Spaeth and family Of California
are here on visit.
Emil Traeger feasted on the sights Of
Tracy last Thursday.
DR., &. B. Weiser and wife are sight
seers at Chicago this week.
Ed. F. Neumann has removed from
Springfield to this city to remain.
". Eibner is in Chicago this week.
He expects to buy his stock oftoys while
away.
"Almcnrausch und Edelweiss" will be
! produced on the last evening Of the
County Fair.
4 daughter, born early Sunday
morning, causes Fred Meyers face to be
wre a1Et & j! miles.
1t is a fact that the Brown County Fair
will be a success. Don't forget the dates
Sept. %, % and Oath.
The State boiler inspector collectedthe
usual fees here last week. Ofsoft snaps
his is surely one of them.
II. L. Blethen, supt. of races, is hard
at work securing good entries. Special
purses are being offered.
Mrs. and Mrs. Luders of Chicago spent
! portion of the week in OUR city as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Behnke.
Miss Frida Hauenstein, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Carl Furst and son,
arrived he1e from Chicago Monday after
! noon.
c. Filzen has been given the contract
to grade and macadamize German Street
from First South to Third North for
1926.
Klein, the erstwhile editor of the Volks.
| blatt, bid adieu to the management on
Monday. The surroundings weren't to
his likings.
The Misses Lizzie and Lera Luehrs
enjoyed visit during the week from
their mother. whose home is in Oak
Harbor. Ohio.
The county superintendent of schools
Mr.. Steinhauser, will hold y special
teachers examination in this city some
time this month.
One Jacobson was brought down from
Tracy Monday afternoon and placed in
the hospital. He IS suffering from an
attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Anton Mathies died suddenly in
West Newton last Saturday and was bur-
led Monday forenoon. She had been
married only three months.
In the Mankato cemeteries vandals are
tearing down fine tombstones at the dead
of night The insane asylum needs the
principals in the work of distinctions.
Otto Sommer and Johnny Graft billed
Sleepy Eye and Springfield last week
with County Fair posters. They made
the trip to both towns on their cycles.
Prize bowling will occupy the atten-
ton of all who may choose to be inter-
ested at Turner Hall Park next Sunday.
Two sheep will be given to the winners.
Wednesday was great day for birth
day anniversaries in this city. as many as
five having been celebrated. Jos. Vogel
and VIM. Alvin Sr. were remembered
with serenades.
A travelling lady at one of the hotels
Monday morning left a call for 80
o'clock in order to catch the train that
leaves at 8 80. Oh, those awful dresses
and that abnominable head of hair!
Miss Thompson, trimmer at the mil
linery store of Mrs. Sarah Pfefferle, re-
turned from her Chicago visit early in
the week.:.C She will remain during the
fall and winter and assist in establishing
the latest styles IN headwear.
In the town of Home last week there
occurred the death of Miss FloIenceTut-
flo O s;s+er Of Mrs. E, c.. Behnke, and