New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-14
SOME SLEEPY EYETEMS
People Move About and Furnish Items c
Interest.

Ed. N. Clinton, the affable and cour-
teous clerk at the post office, left for
Owatonna last Saturday to enjoy week s
VACATION with relatives.
Mrs. T. P. James was called to Vino
ma IN Thursday by telegram announc-
ing the death OF her father, Mr.. P. B.
Stoker.
H. II. Meyer left for the White City
Yesterday afternoon accom- panied by r.
Marcellus, Jr.
Rev. Arthur Chard is now full
tiedged Bachelor of Divinity, that degree
having been recently conferred on him
by Seabury Divinity School, Faribault
Mr.. Chard will be advanced to the priest
hood on the 25th inst
John Golden has sold his interest IN
the barber shop to his partner, John L.
Kiefer, and has gone to the Worlds
Fair it is said.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Waite of Byron
MIMI, parents of Mrs. G. B. Blake, az
rived on Friday. After spending sever
al weeks at the Blake residence, they
will proceed to emigrate to California
where Mr.. Waite coutemplates opening
a real estate and loan office.
Dr.. Welcome returned from Mime
apolis Thursday morning, considerably
improved in health. Doc. walked up
town yesterday by the aid of cane, and,
stepping into Schwieger's butcher shop,
tipped the scale at 1870 lbs. His many
friends are delighted to observe such sub
stantial evidence of convalescencc.
Evangelical Association camp meeting
opens tomorrow in Moll's grove, ]!
miles east Of town. Bishop Bowman of
Chicago will be present,
Hans Mo, Otto W. Hagen and Geo.
W. Somerville with several Morgan bus
mess men incorporated the State Bank
of Morgan last week, with q capital stock
of $4,000.
Children's Day services will be held at
the Baptist and Ger, Me. churches next
Sunday.
\. J. Barr spent the greater part Of
last week in n. Oak, where he purchased
a ranch and drove of horses.
Supt. S. L. Torrens of Redwood Falls
spent Saturday afternoon in town renew
ing old acquaintance.
Rev. \. Dahlstrom the new Danish
minister, arrived last Wednesday from
Racine, Wis.
The city fathers, at their meeting on
the Sth inst, passed the following: IRE
solved that the council grant no more
licenses to street peddlers.'' All who
have more or less irresistible longing to
purchase box full of watches for sums
varying from 81 to IS will no doubt
heave signs of regret at such aldermanic
rigor.
Louie Hansonl Of the firm of Hanson
& Sons has ''been and gone and done it,
Lawn social at Mrs. Grube's this even
ing under the auspices of the Y. ". c.
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Maj. Powell of Redwood Falls called
on DR.. Welcome yesterday.
W.R. Hodges and wife left yesterday
afternoon for Pipestoneito attend the an
nual convention of the Southwestern
MINI. Baptist Association.
Our boys went to Fl. Ridgely on Sat-
urday to play return game OF ball with
the club at that place, but must have
forgotten their mission as the score read
something like to Is in favor of the
boys at the fort.
There will be no election to-day, it
having been discovered that in the event
of re-incorporation under the general
law, all liquor licenses would be null
and void and would have to be renewed
at the present rate. In order to ebyiate
any unpleasantness that might arise, no
election will be held.
The business men held a meeting last
evening to devise ways and means for
having Fourth of July celebration. A
committee was appointed, consisting OF
Messrs. James, Rinke, Won Hagen, Hays,
Jensen, and H. A. Hanson, to Interview
business men and others and solicit funds.
Every effort will be made to have eel
ebration worthy of the name.
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