New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-23
Geo. Picker is here from Waseca.

Geo. Picker is here from Waseca.
Miss Helena Schlicting has returned
from Chicago. So also has Henr; Keller.
Otto Schell and wife are in Chicago
this week. The Worlds Fair takes then
thither.
Chas. Vogtel returned from Minneapo-
lis Monday morning. He has been re-:
ceiving treatment for his eyes there.
1t. Scherer Will return to his post Of
duty at Fl. Sam Houston, Texas, this
week. He goes via the Worlds Fair.
Prof. Nix left for Chicago yesterday
afternoon to attend one of the education
al congresses of which he is member.
For lack Of anything more pleasing
two chimney sweepers yesterday satisfied
the longings of those who love to hear
noise. <.z
Those who went down from here to see
the Fo1epaugh show in Mankato, say
that storm prevented the afternoon
performance. e1=
A J. Alvin, the travelling man, started
out on his fall trip yesterday. AS dis
| poser of the best hats at the fairest prices
ALVIN is abundantly able to make the
trade believe that he is strictly in It,
Mrs. Collins, who has been spending
several weeks at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Manderfeld,. left for
Mankato last Saturday, accompanied by
her daughter. From there they go to
Chicago where they will be met by Mr.
| Collins.
A freight train, coming in from the
west yesterday morning, ran into an open
switch. The air breaks failed to perform
their duty and three cars were rather
roughly handled, two of them containing
W heat which was scattered all over the
ground. The fireman was injured slight
ly.
Max Reinhart has just purchased of
Liver & Heller of Omaha, the largest re-
frigerator that was ever shipped to a
town of this size in the Northwest. 1t
will measure 10 by 20 feet and will be
1S4 feet high. Supplied with all the latest
Improvements, it will be credit to Mr.
Remnants enterprise.
Nathan Myrlck and wife celebrated
their golden wedding in St. Paul last
week. Myrick is well-known in New
Ulm by the older settlers having had
business relations along the river and in
New Ulm in the earliest years of our his
tory as a territory and having visited our
city frequently since.
The pension department has made a
change IN the pension examining board
for this district, andinstead of Welcome,
| Flynn and Schoch, we notice the names
of o. G. Stricken and L. A. Fritsche of
this city and NJ. H. Workman of Tracy.
DR.. Ben Randall also receives an appoint
ment OH the board at Browns Valley.
The young mems quartette drove out
to John Mandelfeld's home last Wednes-
day evening, and how that quartette did
sing, especially after they had quaffed
moderately Of some of Manderfeld's
''current superfine." One would think
that natures choicest songsters had
! gathered in the beautiful surroundings
and cut themselves loose. .....
On the 4th of September teachers
institute will convene in this city, as may
also be noted from the superintendent
announcement in another column. These
Institutes are of untold value to the
teachers of the county if they wish to
make them so. What they take away in
the shape of improved learning, will de-
pend largely on the amount of interest
they bring to the sessions.
A meeting of the trustees of the Luth-
eran Synod of Minnesota, Wisconsin and
MICHIGAN was held in this city last Tues
day with 13 member present Prof.
Koehler of Watertown, Wis, was selected
as director of the college under the new
regulation and Prof Schaller was named
as inspector. Profs. REIN and Burk re-
tain their positions on the faculty, and a
resolution was passed to purchase a new
organ from Vogelpohl & Spaeth. e.. -
| A friend of J. P. Bolstad, who came
here recently from the Northern part of
the state, Conrad Bang by name, met
| with serious accident near town iastFri-
day afternoon while running traction
engine for Ellef Asleson of Lake Hanska.