New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-06-20
Miss Lena Schwe rzler is home from st.

Miss Lena Schwerzler is home from st.
Paul
There will be dance next Sunday in
Union Hall.
There will be a school picnic at Esslg
next Sunday
Adolph Schell paid his old Tracy
friends visit last week.
Adolph Tester aud Frank Lubitz Of
Gibbon spent Friday here.
Herman Kiesling is entertaining re-
lative from near Minneapolis.
Anton Henle and Miss Mary Schiller
were married Yesterday.
Fred Klossner is building a new 1esi-
dence on his farm in Lafayette.
The Star Band will accompany Co. A.
to the depot Friday morning.
Alfred Hellmann and Sam Thorson
were New Ulm visitors last Wednesday.
Mrs. and Miss Hellmann and Mr.. and
Mrs. o. NJ. Olson visited in Gibbon last
week.
The old high school class under Prof.
Nix and Miss Mclaughlin have finished
their labors.
Mrs, J. ]. St. Clair of Omaha is visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Muel-
Ter, in this city.
A merry-go-round will be here to-day.
Blanchard's been wearing silk hit all
week out ofjoy.
Chas. Bianchi and Miss Annie Huels-
kamp, both of West Newton, were mar
ried yesterday.
VIM. Runk has closed his school near
Sleepy Eye and will spend his vacation
with his parents in Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mueller came
down frcm Essig Sunday to attend the
picnic in the Hermann's Park.
Show the visitors to the funniest YOUR
patriotism by decorating. Let the Amer
lean flag float from every window and
corner.
| H. S Kennedy writes from Mankato
that he is the father of little boy.
! Another "Keeper of the Dark Lantern
| perhaps.
! In the closing exercises of PiIsbury
i Academy at Faribault, Miss Della Horn
burg of this city won ladies' first prize
in elocution.
The Fourth will be celebrated here in
the usual manner. There will be a par
AIDE, picnics and fire. works; noise, lemon
ade and lunch baskets. All who come
to town will have glorious time.
4 A 5all game will be played here next
] Sunday during funniest between the To-
cal and Gibbon mines. The game will
4 he called at o'clock, and here's hoping
l the New Ulm boys will do themselves
! proud.
4 The School board have employed -four
! new teachers to take the places of Misses
4 Rehfeld, Beinhorn, Schapekahm ano
George, The new ones are Misses Mic.
/ hol, Meade and Schroeder of Mankato an6
Gates of Rochester.
! H. G. Garvin, the division freight
superintendent, spent Thursday in town
! While here he kindly made arrangements
for the greater accommodation of visitors
to the funniest. Special trains will rur
from Tracy, Mankato and Redwood Falls
Miss Kennedy closed her school in the
Hoffman, district last Sunday with &
picnic. The exercises we're appropriate
and attracted quite crowd, including 9
few from town. The work of the ch1l-
dren showed that they have been in good
hands.
! The picnic given by the ladies at Her.
mann's Heights Sunday afternoon was a
marked success. A nicer crowd has sell
| dom gathered together at public picnic
in this city, and all passed off pleasantly
and to the credit of the managers. Fl
nancially, it we'll repaid their efforts.
A little child of Adolph Wokasch of
Sigel was burned to death last week.
On Friday the children of the house got
to playing with matches while their
mother was out of the house, and during
their amusement, the flames caught on
the clothes of the little boy and scorched
his entire body. He was taken to the
hospital in this city where he died Sat
urday night.
In the retirement from the lumber bus
| ness IF Rinn ham Bros another land