New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-21
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operate at the de- pot.
Hon. j Ohm Lind has been III Wy ing
the past few days on business.
Miss Harriet F ried nlann will leave for
Chicago next week to visit her sister. 3ls1
Mrs. Paul Hauser Of st. Paul is being
zentertainedat the home Of Col. Pfaender.
The Active Turner'S wi II give a picnic
in the Turner Hall Park on the Fourth.
The Concordia Band has beenengagetl
for the 18th Of July Celebration in sleepy
Eye.
Mrs. Jacob Frantz and Miss JessieT Tall
bot drove down from sleepy Eye last
Thursday. .s.3
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hottinger are en-
joying a visit from their son, Edward, of
minneapolis.
Mr.. Nagnus Of Pierre passed through
town on Monday. He was at one time
a citizen here.
Fl. Kiesling's blacksmith shop on
Minnesota street is been transformed in
to store building.
Henry Vogelpohl and wife Of Mankato
attended the Ruemke- Giieseke wedding
Thursday evening.
w. G. Brown Of the Winona s. st. Pc
ter Land Co., is one Of the attendants at
the present court session.
Ben. Juni has closed his school in AL
bin and is now gathering up the elusive
items for the New Ulm Post.
VIM. Gulden is erecting a residence on
jefferson street. Mrs. John Jacob Smith
is also building one near the hrickyard.
II. Saverien could have been tempted
to sell furniture for less than cost last
week, we believe. 4 little daughter was
the cause
Miss Sophie Kiesling is here from
Owatonna on few weeks visit. From
here she goes to Spokane Falls to visit
her parents.
County Attorney Robertson is in the
city attending court and occasionally ex-
tolling upon the true worthiness Of his
oracle. Grover Cleveland.
L. G. Long lectured to a few farmers
at Union Hall last Thursday afternoon.
The weather doesn't seem to be fayora-
bic for political discussions.
|. Inthe neighborhood of a dozen strang-
ers from Mankato and St. Peter attended
the Germania lodge installation at Tur-
ner Hall on Saturday evening.
Adolph Setter accidentally runa rusty
nail into the wrist of his left arm ON
Monday. Swelling ensled and surgical
attendance was found necessary.
Saturdays afternoon train took four
passengers to the White City They
were H. II. Beussmann, Fl. G. Schape-
kahn and Prof. Schaller and wife.
Y. E. Silcott, the travelling representa-
tive Of the New Ulm Roller Mill, has
been a Dakota House guest the past
week. He is accompanied by his wife.
The marriage of John Kopp and Miss
Mary Grau, both Of Sigel, occurred yes
terday morning at the Catholic church
Il good time followed at the residence of
the brides parents.
A beautiful monument was erected
over the grave of Mrs. A. W. Bingham
in the City Cemetery last week. The
stone was cut and put up by A. NJ. Hig-
gins Of Minneapolis.
Leonhard Bros. are manufacturing scv-
eral iron columns and liutels for the new
Springfield opera house. Also several
for new structures in Sleepy Eye. The
boys are turing out some excellent work.
y team belonging to Jacob Schneider
INDUCED in a runaway on Minnesota
street last Thursday morning The team
was finally stopped by running into a
pile of dirt in front of II. Kiesling's
blacksmith shop.
The annual Alliance picnic was held
in the Iberia grove on Saturday. The
caterpillars interfered with the pleasures
of the event and broke up the picnic
early in the day. Industrial unions were
talked over and favorably considered in
resolutions.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. A. Eckstein started
for Toronto, Canada, last Saturday. They
go by way of Chicago and then across
the lake to the Canadian city, where Mr..
Eekstein will attend a session of the SUI
prelne Lodge of A. O..U.W., ofwhich he