New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-28

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Geo. Vogel Of priingti ED Is II town
Gustav Hansing IS IS home from Mime
I apolis.
Carl Schulz was down from Morgan
on a visit. 5
T. Mueller and G. Brust went to Glib
bon yesterday.
Rev. seeger is visiting the White City
for a couple Of weeks.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
/ Mic NenDo yesterday.
The round trip fare to Chicago has
been reduced to $11.50.
Edwin Richter went to Sleepy Eye
last Wednesday on business.
Edward Guth Of Minneapolis is spend
ing few days here with relatives.
c. spreng has rented the second story
of AmanR's building asa tailor shop.
John Hofmeister is happy over the ar.
rival of little songstress in his family.
Rev. F. =. Meske returned Tuesday
evening from an extended trip through
Germany.
The Chicago anarchists, who have been
in prison since 1886, have been pardoned
by Gov. Alleged.
N. Klinkhammer arrived here from
Trent, Washington, yesterday to pay q
visit to his parents.
Henry Vedder has re-opened his bath
! rooms, and is better prepared than ever
to please the public.
Principal A. F. Schmidt of the Jack
son schools is visiting with his uncle, M.
Lipt of Cottonwood.
| A son of John Kobe in Leavenwor,h
was kicked by horse week ago and
died from the injuries.
VIM. McHale wrote to his brother yes
terday that he had been given good day
position on the 500 road.
DR.. and Mrs. Bell will reside in the
Hess residence on Minnesota Street after
their return from Chicago.
Mrs. Hamm and Mrs Radmann of st,
Paul were the guests last week sof Mrs.
Richard and Mrs. Sarah Pfefferle.
The children of the Congregational
Sunday school will enjoy picnic near
the Minnesota River bridge tomorrow.
The day operator at the depot has
been given notice to simply "quit." He
was one of the men employed after the
strike.
| Chas. L. Roos and Gustav Fischer at
tended a meeting in Winona yesterday
for the purpose of determining where to
hold the next State funniest.
| Geo. Forster, Fred Zschunke, Rudolph
Schmidt and MIR. and Mrs. Schleuder OF
Springfeld witnessed the gymnastic per-
formances at Turner Hall on Sunday
evening". ~
I E. P. Davis of Cambria was taken in
charge byNightwatchman Gales on Mon
day evening. Yesterday morning he was
taken before justice and made to pay
the usual fine.
u Yesterday was day of rejoicing fol
two young people in Sigel. A matrimo-
NAL ceremony was the cause, and J.
Kretsch and Miss Anna Niedecker were
the happy parties.
VIM. Koch of the Empire Mill Co.
started for Chicago yesterday to see the
Fair and also to look after the Mills
flour interests. He will visit Pittsburgh
before returning.
4 The new and elegant furniture for the
Citizens Bank is now all in and no one
can fail to be impressed with its beauty
and finish. The new front sets it off to
J excellent advantage.
T. Wehye has sold eight acres in Mil.
ford for $4,000 and rented the balance Of
his farm. He will move to New Ulm and
build>a fine residence on State Street
south of that of C. Hers.
The award of honor by the Adrian
College Of Michigan to the New Ulm
High. School pupil, accorded the highest
average standing at the completion o.
the course, fell this year upon Hugo
Roos. The award consists in beauti
fully engraved diploma and the sum o.
500 in tuition at the above named col
1 lege.