New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-01
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Oscar Gag is in the city.
Larry Kennedy is camping at Swan
Lake. ID
Miss Olga Mueller is visiting in Mime
apolis.
The Zoeglingsyerein will 60 into camp
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engelbert Of Iowa are
here on visit.
G. "a. Hers is in.the Flour City this
week on business.
w. Boesch's residence on German
Street is being painted.
Albert Steinhauser went to Redwood
Falls last night on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heidrich of Canada are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Popp.
w. Boesch's new residence on Broad
way will be under roof this week.
H. L. Henry has received an appoint
ment as deputy revenue collector.
Mrs. Carols and her sister will make a
trip to Germany in the near future.
Aug. Wagner and Hy. Kashau biked
to Redwood Falls Monday morning.
G. J. Knudson went to Minneapolis to
see his sister who is about to leave for
Europe.
H. Pingle of lNicollet was in town
Monday and made an effort to purchase
the Manderfeld gallery.
Mrs. Hubbard and children and Mrs.
Glass will leave to-day to see old friends
at Faribault and Mortified.
The New Ulm boys will play. ball with
the Springfield nine next Saturday. The
game will come off at Springfield.
On Monday the president appointed
PeterG eschwind to be postmaster at slee-
Ply Eye IN place of Chas. Schorregge.
PR. McHale will occupy the residence
rooms now used by o. NJ. Olson, as soon
as the latter moves into his new home.
During the heavy storm on Monday,
lightning struck the home Of Isaac John.
son in Eden and badly damaged por-
ton of the dwelling.
Minneapolis suffered from another big
fire on Monday. Twenty million feet
of lumber went up in flames, entailing
an aggregate loss OF $500, 900.
At a school election in NewJersey last
week the same methods were resorted to
as were practised by the victors in New
Ulm. Women were ordered to the
churches, their ballots were inspected
and then were marched to the polls in
blocks of five.
| According to a recent ruling of Arch
bishop Satolli, liquor dealers are no
longer allowed to belong to Catholic
societies. Archbishop Corrigan says lie
will enforce this in spite of numerous
protests.
On Monday Congressman McC leary
made up 36 bundles of government pub
LEGATIONS which would serve as illustra-
tive of the science of civics and sent one,
to the conductor of each of the summer
schools now in progress in Minnesota.
Work has commenced on Mr.. Schell's
lot north of Arnold's store, preparatory
to the construction of building, two
stories high, brick, and 90 < 80 feet in
dimensions. Mr.. Gerlach of Mankato is
new engaged on the plans and when the
building is completed il will be an or
nament to the city. ]. B. Arnold will
occupy it.
Mrs. Scott entertained large party
of ladies and gentlemen last Tuesday
evening in honor Of her st. Paul friends.
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Mrs. Chas. Resler and sons Of ST. Paul
who have been visiting the past two
weeks with Mrs. Scott left Saturday af-
ternoon for Maplewood Park, Waseca.
The Gibbon Gazette speaks Of Peter
Manderfeld s removal to New Tim as
follows Peter Mand erfeld and family
took their departure for New Ulm Tues.
day afternoon, which place they will
make their future home. Mr.. Mander-
/ field was one Of the first business men Of
IGibbon, and continued as such until
about q year ago, when he sold his gem.
eral merchandise stock to Wenzel Friedl.
his many friends here will wish him sue
cess in his new home.