New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-14
LOCAL NEWS.

@sCOlleSe closes FRIDAY.
Chss. L. Roos was il St. Paul last
week. -
Frank Gross is back from Hallock,
this state. 49,. III
Henry Gugisberg of Gibbon was one
of our Sunday visitors.
John Dengler and son will visit the
Worlds Fair this week,
Ernst strelow is building fine resid-
ence near Hunters Rest.
Miss Ida Sommer is spending the week
with her sister in Mortified.
Miss Sophie Mueller went to Morgan
Monday afternoon to remain.
Gustav Fischer will deliver the Fourths
of July Grafton at Springfield. =.
Jos. A. Eckstein transacted legal bust
ness in Sleepy Eye on Monday.
The public schools were closed Mon
day on account of the intense heat.
A daughter, born last "Wednesday, glad
dens the home of VIM. Winkelmann.
Mrs. Fred Setter will go to Chicago
to-day to visit with her sister. Mrs
Furst.
Henry Hanschen has the contract for
building a residence for F. Guetshow in
Milford.
DR.. Ptister, the Winthrop physician,
spent Sunday with his parents in Cot
tonwood.
j. F. Cook of Fertile was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Popp during a portion
of the week.
The friends of Miss Frida Keller ten
dered hera pleasant birthday party last
Tuesday evening.
John Palmer and B. S. Marti were
over from Fairfax yesterday to secure a
band for the Fourth
Z. Wicherski is having a substantial
cement walk laid in front of his store.
). Luetjcn is doing the work.
Clas. Brust, Fred Pfacnder and Her
man Nagcl are in South st. Paul to-day
attending the Fircmen's convention.
The Z. &. PAIL residence changed
hands again last week, this time passing
from o.. G. Stricken to VIM. Silverson.
Philip Licsch has severed his conuec-
ton with the Pioneer Press and is now
working with the West Publishing Co.
The Company a boys will 90 into
camp for one week on the goth. They
leave here at midnight on special train.
! Mrs. G. B. Liver arrived here from
Omaha yesterday to spend a few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H
! Wagon.
! Mrs. Lucas Fccker Of Springfield, who
suffered paralyt1c stroke not long since
was brought to New Ulm Saturday fol
treatment.
Lucky Bill entertained a number OF
children to a bear, bird and monkey
show In tent near the Union Hotel on
Monday evening,
Herman Fritschc and Miss lAnnaKueln
viii be married on the goth. Mr., Trit-
schc Is Il brother Of Robert, who is in the
employ Of F. II. Rctzlaff
Max Nicklaus, the printer WHO made
New Tim his home for few weeks last
summer, died at his home in Sank Gen.
ire the early part of the week.
- The editor of the Review has received
u photograph of Gen. Sigel of New York.
The OLD veteran is quite well known here
having visited New Ulm shortly after the
war.
/Ihe voters of Springfield at a special
election in the near future, will decide
as to whether the village shall have a
system of waterworks and electric lights
or not.
Carl Weldt, an uncle of F. Ii. Retzlaff
arrived here from Chill last Saturday
morning, having left Chilli April 18th.
"A reception was given by Mr.. Retzlaff in
MS honor Saturday evening.
The friends of the well-known Alex
Harkin of West Newton will be SURPRISED
as we'll as pleased to hear of his marriage
which is to occur ini Melrose, Scotland,
sometime next Week. The bride is Mrs.
A. }. Lamberton, an accomplished lady
of St. Peter.
"A new Lutheran church was dedicated
at Nicollet last Sunday, some of the pas
tors from this city taking part in the
| cerem onies. A picnic followed. and q