New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-18
LOCAL NEWS.

81. S. Kennedy was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. CrowelI have returned to
the city.
Manderfeld's gallery on Broadway is
now open.
Mr.. Landwehr of Milwaukee is here
on visit.
Chas. Toberer spent the week with st.
Paul friends.
The Bollman troupe will play at Union
Hall next Sunday evening.
Miss Helen George is home from a
months visit in Michigan.
Lorenz Schneider has moved his shoe
shop to Schapekahm's Block.
The Turner Boys start for Swan Lake
week from Saturday evening.
Miss Rummings of St. Peter is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. F. 81. Behnke.
Otto Nothard and wife have come
from Wisconsin to New Ulm to remain.
Quite number of New Ulm folks at
tended a dance in Milford Saturday
night.
Theo. Bollmann's Co. played at Sleepy
Eye Monday evening and at Springfield
last night.
About dozen boys and girls enjoyed
a picnic at the fish pond in Milford on
Thursday.
A. G. Wagner and family of Mankato
are Spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Blanchard.
Three bus-loads of young people went
out to Swan Lake Sunday to enjoy a
days picnic.
A horse belonging to sibley county
farmer died in this city last week. Collie
was the cause.
H. L. BIethen, H. Manderfeld, Geo.
Doehne Jr and \. II. Wagner blked to
Mankato Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Ross arrived in
the city Friday. Mrs. Ross will remain
here for several week:.
Miss Minnie FRANKIE of St. Paul has
been employed as teacher to succeed
Miss Bertha Beinhorn.
VIM. Kunze, formerly a student in our
public schools, later of the University, is
III the city for d brief visit.
The Concordia band went out to Otto
Schell's Sunday afternoon and serenaded
him in honor of his birthday.
Graham -four has fallen from $3.50
and $2.05 to $40 and S1.95 in price.
Middling has raised 81 per ton.
A western cowboy gave exhibitions of
his skill IN riding and ,assooing on the
race track last Saturday evening
Services will be held at the Y. P. S.
Of c. E. Camp at Clear Lake Sunday
morning, afternoon and evening.
Henry Plauman of Prairieville is serv-
ing thirty days sentence in the county
Jail for assault upon Henry Book.
Miss Clara Mootz and Miss Ida Duevel
returned to St. Paul Monday after a
months visit with Mrs. c. Schmidt.
Mrs. C. II. Helmes of St. Paul is visit.
ing with her mother, Mrs. Helen Setter
She is accompanied by her children
The old Swan Lake campers will en-.
joy another outing this summer. They
leave town for the lake next Sunday.
Jacob Dunner has returned to West
Newton from Michigan where he had
been recerving treatment for rheumatism
Prof Critchett and wife are in Mime.
apolis. Mrs. Critchett contemplates 9
visit 10 Oregon and other western states
The young son of Joseph Brix was
kicked by a horse on Tuesday of last
week. He died from the wound inflicted
on Wednesday.
| Fred Spaeth is spending few weeks
witt, his parents. The barber business in
Winthrop is at stand still and has thus
enabled him to take vacation.
Summer Ladd, formerly of St. Peter
and we'll known by many of our New
4 Ulm citizens. has been nominated by the
Populists for chief justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Harkin left ST.
Peter for New York on Monday. After
a short sojourn in the Empire State they
will cross the Atlantic for Bonnie Scot
| land.
The ministers at Redwood Falls waxed