New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-02
Albert Setter IS III ST. Paul on business.

a. Poeppel IS home from his Chicago
visit.
An infant child of Conrad Gulden died
last week.
Casper Hall of Fairfax is employed by
Geo. Dayton.
VIM. Huevelm.un and wife are in st.
Paul this week.
Miss Lena Luehrs left yesterday for
Ohio to visit her old homo.
Miss Marie Bogen goes to Chicago this
week to view the Exposition.
Fred Zschunke came down fronlSprine-
field yesterday on his bicycle.
Judge Weber and family arrived
home from Chicago yesterday.
John Lind and Chas. L. Roos were
Capitol City callers on Monday.
The Jail cells are empty. The last
prisoner was discharged yesterday.
Go. A will hold business meeting to-
night to elect successor to 1t. Krook.
Philip Gross and daughter, Helena
Roos will leave for Milwaukee this week.
J. F. Crowell has moved into Henry
Schriefers's house on Washington Street.
NJ, Thomas of Sigel will sell his farm
and move to Redwood county after
harvest.
Miss Allie Scherer has rendered her re-
signation as a teacher in the public
schools.
MissesLillian and Eva klossner are be-
ing entertained by Springfield friends
this week.
A number of ladies will picnic to-mor-
row afternoon in German Park in honor
of Mrs. Ross.
The round-trip fare to Chicago is now
$14.25 from NV Tim, tickets good for
thirty days.
The Misses Espenson have opened a
dressmaking establishment at their home
on State Street.
Prof. H. c. Hess of Sleepy Eye called
on friends Monday afternoon and dis
cussed the crops.
Wenzel Friedel has sold his farm in
West Newton to J. P. Manderfeld of
Gibbon for 1000.
T. Crone and wife and a portion of DR..
Weschke's family left for the White City
yesterday afternoon.
August Wager of West Newton is as
sisting during harvest at the store of
Klossner, & Mueller.
S. D. Peterson is carrying his arm in a
sling, the result of an injury received
from the bite of dog.
1t is quite likeley that the railroad
company will put in considerable new
trackage in the yards here.
Geo. Cady is rafting off grey mare,
valued at 800. The rattle will take
place when 200 tickets are sold.
Henry and Albert Hauser, the former
of Minneapolis and the latter of Fai rfax
were in the city during the wee4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z1egler, Immediately af-
ter their marriage on Wednesday left for
their new home in Brookings, s. D.
Some oats will be 1hreshed in Lafa-
yette and West Newton by Saturday.
The crops; in spite Of reports, look we'll.
Editor Hodges of Sleepy Eye is
delegate to the silver congress which as
sembles in Chicago the middle of the
month.
At the CO. A rifle practise Sunday
morning Albert Koch carried off the gold
medal, and Herman Schmidt the silver
One.
Anton Wiesner announced another
boy at his home on Monday, Tony
wears. IN consequence, good-natured
smile.
The store-room. recently rented by
Baer s Setter, has been reprinted this
week and in few days Mrs. Sarah Pfef-
ferle will occupy it. -..
A. J. johnson, the Milwaukee travel
ing man who once lived in NewUlm, has
been forced by his house to leave the
road, owing to the present depression
in trade.
DR.. Schoch, through his attorneys, Lind
s. Hagberg, made an attachment on one
of the railroad engines in the yards here
last week to cover the judgement grant
ed him by the district court.