New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-10-11
Mrs. Rehfeld is visiting relatives

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Frank Baasen and sister are back from
the Worlds Fair.
E. G. Koch and wife spent a portion
of the week in Mankato.
Miss Herta Weschcke will entertain
her young friends this evening.
Rev. Schroeder has been granted an
assistant in his parish work here.
Mrs. Windhorn Of Sleepy Eye visited
with her son, August, last Friday.
/There are now 555 pupils in the public
schools, or thirty more than last year.
An enjoyable '.Kartoffel' picnic was
held at Geo. Schneider's place on Sun
day. ~
Gene Pfefferle will leave for Minne;-
polls next week to take course in phar-
macy.
Next Saturday evening, the Sons Of
Hermann will give an entertainment at
Schmucker's Tivoli. -.s :%
DR.. Workman is president of the new
pension board, DR.. Stricken secretary
and DIR. Fritsche treasurer. f
The Bezirks-turntag which was to have
been held here on the 9TH and 9Th has
been indefinitely postponed.
Editor Hays and several ladies Of
Sleepy Eye witnessed the matinee at
Union Hall last Saturday afternoon.
A daughter was horn to Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton j. Zeig of Lake Hanska last week.
Mr.. Zeig is we'll known in New Ulm.
Max Remnants new building is almost
finished and the fixtures are being put in
place. Max deserves credit for his enter
prise.
John Manderfeld Jr. lost barn and
granary by fire last week. Both build
ings were insured in the Stark Farmers
Mutual.
The railroad company. will lay new
side track in the yards here this fall. The
demands of business will probably nee
essitate track 1900 to 1000 feet in
length.
F. H. Behnke received a carload of
cabbage on Saturday and ere darkness
had cast its mantle over the city he had
sold as much as 8 tons Where will it
all 60 to? 81
Mr. and Mrs. Lenzen, parents of Mrs.
Jos. Popp of California will visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Popp next week.
They are on their way home from
Germany.
Herman Riotte, an excellent dramatic
reader in both English and German will
give a recital at Turner Hall this even
ing Mr.. Riotte's reputaentitles him
~ u lu1l
Monday morning Charlie Heideman
and wife were delighted over the arrival
of little daughter. There was special
radiance of good feeling throughout the
depot that day.
A. Blanchard has secured pension OF
So per month for Mrs. Maria Julius OF
this city and 81 per month for each OF
her two children under l6 years of age
The pension dates from July 31st, 1890
W. G. Alvin will have at his store
during the coming week superb music
box capable Of playing in sweet tones
any: song published. Twelve hundred
selectionsAre now in use with these in.
struments, and the cylinder fol any new
song can be secured within two weeks
after its first appearance.
About two weeks ago, the Pillsbury
Milling Co. of Minneapolis brought suit
against the Marshall Milling Co., in which
the Gieseke's and Blanchard are interest.
ed, for using brand similar to that OF
the former concern. Mr.. Gieseke went
to Minneapolis regarding the matter
and as a result the suit has been with.
drawn.
New Ulm has and will send her full
share of visitors to the Worlds Fair this
week. Here is list of some of them
A. C. Zeig, Ed. Alvin, NJ. Leary, John
Haenze, and Carlo rone, J. Klossner andJ.
Vogel and their wives, Mrs. Juni, Mrs.
Gratz, Miss Emile Fritsche, NJ. Mullen,
G. A. Hers. F. Crone. Otto Baarsch, w.
Fenscke, T. Mueller, Chas. Stuebe Jr.,
DR.. Schoch and Fred Behnke.
1.-THE evening of the 21st will be mem
orable one for Springfield for on that
evening the new opera house, which is
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