New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-30
Miss Nlinna Hoffman, has returned

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ling's new building. ..5
Miss Mary Mclaughlin is back from
Chicago and Mankato.
DR.. Daniels Of ST. Peter was In the city
yesterday on professional business.
Mrs. NJ. Mullen and daughter are see
Ing the Worlds Fair sights this week.
v Fred Schulz, late with Theo. Mueller,
will 90 into the cigar business at Morgan.
w. L. Seaton, the Duluth electric
light man,paid our city a visit last We'd
nesday.
Albert Pfaender is spending few days
with his friend Chas. Giltillan Jr. at
Morgan.
DR.. Schoch has traded off his driving
horse to Sleepy Eye party for team
of ponies.
Mrs. Theodore Crone and daughter
of Chas. Crone left for the Worlds Fair
City yesterday. 1850
John Palmer is again at his post in the
City Drugstore, having returned from
Chicago yesterday.
Thad G. Jones, he who makes shirts
for the masses, came up from st. Paul
yesterday morning. -r., +:
Herman Schlichting has failed in St.
Paul Liabilities are placed at $4,094.83
and assetc at $1,000. ,.-- -. .
H. J. Kennedy, the first prize wheat
man and inimitable story teller, Was in
town Wednesday and Thursday.
The Clubs of Nicollct and New Ulm
will measure bats on the local diamond
next Sunday. Boys, give it to 'cm.
Frank Leibold, the barber, is visiting
the Worlds Fair. Arnold SIamm OF st.
Paul is running his babershop in the
meanwhile.
Herman kicsling has severed his con-
nectlons with the business house Of Z.
II. Hornburg and is now working for
a threshing crew.
Among those who have been attracted
to the Worlds Fair this week are H. d.
Beussmann and wife, Fred Pfeiffer and
H. Rudolph and wife.
While Harley Head was driving Jack
Irving's horse out Of town on Sunday
night the horse fell on the hill west Of
the college and broke a leg.
tSome of tine Fire Company boys had
their dress suits on Saturday evening and
had them spoiled for the time being in
the performance of their duty.
v Mrs. Sophie Schroer died at her home
in this city last Tuesday 1.-THE advanced
age of 81 years. She was buried Thurs
day afternoon, the ceremony being held
from the Lutheran church.
A. G.. Wagner and A. A. Bogen started
out for Redwood County yesterday morn
ing on hunt. They have made special
rates with the express company for the
transportation of slaughtered game.
The dance given by Eckstein's orches-
ira at Turner Hall on Saturday evening
was attented by small but very sociable
and happy crowd. Few parties have
equalled it for genuine enjoyment.
At the brides home near Swan Lake
yesterday, there was solemnized the mar
riage of Miss Emily Thordson to Mr..
John Grenholz. The ceremony was
performed amid the circle of a large
number of friends and was happy event
in all that the word implies. The con-
tracing parties are two deserving young
people CT CORTLAND. r..
That sheet music at Eckstein's drug
store is selling fast. Considering the low
lections, it is no wonder. The large
purchase Of 1900 copies makes it posi-
BILE for him to sell at such bargain and
the offer is not one that as you will get
every day. Come and look over the list
of selections. 81,
LSaturday night between II and II
o'clock fire broke out in VIM. Ruemke's
frame building occupied by Steljes Bios.
as cigar factory. The fire company
arrived on the scene in few minutes
and did splendid work in qucnching the
flames before they spread to neighboring
| structures. The frame building Jared
badly and will have to be rebuilt, which
we understand Mr.. Ruemke has conclud-
ed to do. The brick buildings of Ruemke
Williams were not damaged in the least.
The fire is said to have originated from
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