New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-06-06


VIM. Gieseke i. visited Redwood
Falls last Thursday.
Prof. Nix and Hugo Fischer were in
the TWIN Cities this week.
Miss Sophie Wellner is clerking in OF
tomeyer's store this month.
Mrs. L. g. Vogel has gone to Sleepy
Eye to visit with her sister.
Mrs. G. W. A. Krook visited with her
son in Marshall the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. Eckstein will arrive from Duluth
to visit with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. F..
Beinhorn.
Bingham Bros. have sold their lumber
business in this city to Fullerton Bros.
of Minneapolis. -.
A scene of Fl. Ridgely as it appeared
in 'e2 has been painted by Fairfax
lady. Few good pictures of the old
landmark are in existence.
Henry Frcnzel will use his entire
building on Centre Str. tor bottling
purposes. His family will move into
his newly purchased home in August.
C, Bang has rendered his resignation
as manager of the Tracy Electric Light
Plant. He didn't care to be at the mercy
Of the political spite now raging in that
village.
Miss Werner, a we'll known young lady
of Cottonwood, was married last week
to Mr.. Wendland of Vases. The Ger
emory took place in the German Evan
gelIcal church Of Cottonwood.
Someone started a fire in hay stack
on Stuebe's farm Sunday afternoon caus-
ing its destruction and spreading the
flames, so that, had not help arrived, the
surrounding buildings would have been
burned.
VIM. Joern, an employee CT the Eagle
Mill Co., and Miss Emma Loesch, the
daughter of Mr.. Jacob Loesch, 4 we'll
known citizen, were married yesterday.
The young couple have our best wishes
for mutual prosperity.
The marshals of the Memorial Parade
complain of individuals passing through
the line of procession while in motion
Such action is not only annoying, but I'LL
behaved, and parties practicing it should
be sharply reprimanded.
Mrs. Mary G. Taylor, Grand Matror
of the Eastern Star, was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. N. Henningsen during her visit
in this city, On Friday she paid Sleepy
Eye visit with the hope of starting 6
branch Of the order there.
A Browns Valley Citizen raises {
question as to who commanded the for
oes at Birch Coulie. Capt Grant has al
along claimed the honor, bit the record:
all seem to indicate that old Maj. Jos
Brown was really in command.
The County Peoples Party convention
has been called to meet at iberia ON tn
30th of June. Sleepy Eye IS entitled t.
six delegates, New Ulm to 9 and. ever,
other township in the county to three
The total representation will be IS.
o. G. Gross has been elected to tn
~uperintendency of the Aberdeen School
At salary of $1,5oo. Mr.. Gross is al
excellent instructor, and we feel certai,
that he will give satisfaction in his new
ly chosen field His departure demon
strates Ole thing conclusively: You can
not keep good teachers on cheap salar
les.
Next Friday is circus day. Reynold.
does not boast Of great show, but while
small when compared with some, it il
nevertheless we'll worth seeing. A trav
cling man who had seen the show thu
other day stated that the performance
was the best he had ever seen within tn.
sawdust nng.
The picnic given by the members O.
the Evangelical church was highly sue
cessfu1 affair. Hundreds Of friends at
tended and the afternoon WAS passed il
quiet and enjoyable manner. The pro
ceeds were large and deeply appreciated
by the people of the church.
The Elgin corner on butter has beer
broken. For years past a few specula
tors in that town have dictated the butte,
prices for the whole country, but last