New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-06-20

Miss Mareck Of Minneapolis is visiting
with her grandmother, Mrs. Richard
Fischer.
Miss Watson is here on visit from
Marshall. She is the guest of Mrs. B. F.
Weber.
j. Green, the veteran LeSueur editor,
now living at Hutchinson, was in the
city Saturday.
The New Ulm Creamery Co. shipped
a car of cornfed eggs to the New York
market last week.
Company A under command of Capt.
Steinhauser will leave for camp on the
morning of the 22nd. 49,
Attorney I. NJ. Olsen was down from
Sleepy Eye Saturday to argue case be-
fore Judge Blanchard. :"
NJ. Mullen attended meeting of the
Democratic State Central Committee in
st. Paul las: Thursday. H..
The new Office of the New Ulm Roller
Mill Co. is now being occupied. 1t
makes pleasant quarters.
o. c. Gross, high school principal has
been appointed to- conduct summer
school at Buffalo, this state.
The Lutheran Seminary closed Thurs.
! day. Thirteen graduates participated in
the commencement exercises.
Miss Newman of Minneapolis is the
guest of her brother, foreman in the
blacksmith shop Of Book Bros.
1t, L. G. Scherer will soon he home
for his summer vacation. He is now
stationed at TT, Leavenworth, Kansas.
Miss Gates, one of the newly appoint
ed teachers for our public schools, is a
relative of A. W. and M: A. Bingham.
John Lind went to Minneapolis on
Monday to deliver an address before the
Union League on the financial question,
Wan. Pfaender Jr. went to Lamberton
on Monday to straighten out the books
of the village Building & Loan Society
Chas. Brust has greatly improved his
lawn and residence property on Broad.
way. It now makes one of the finest
corners in the city.
! Mrs. Tory Olson is expected here frolA
A Washington in few day tor q visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scherer. Late1
on her husband will join her.
Miss Harding has severed her eonnec.
tions with the Bollman Co. and will leave
this week for Indiana. The company
loses one of it's ablest members.
For thirty -five cents you can hear Col
Holp lecture on ''The Almighty Dollar
Newspaper critics g We this subject anc
its author the highest cnconuims.
The fish pond in Milford, owned anc
controlled by New Ulm boys is quite
resort for people from New Tim, Sleepy
Eye, Essig and other places. 1t is
beautiful spot to say the least.
The Democratic state convention viii
be held at St. Paul on the 18th of Sep
tember. The number of delegates will
be 79Q'out of which Brown Cour try viii
be entitled to nine.
Rev. Holp, who lectures here to-mor
row evening, is the preacher who left hi
congregation in Watcrtown because O.
his liberal views concerning importan
points4of Bible teachings.
The injecting of chincl bugs is pro-
crossing nicely at the office of the New
Ulm Roller Mill. The first damp da,
should be taken advantage Of by the far
mers to spread the diseased bugs,
"The Almighty Dollar is one of tht
brightest lectures now being made from
the pl&tform, Hear it and see its dis.
tinguished author at the Congregations
Church tomorrow evening.
Carl Brauns, well-known here, has
turned up again. Last Saturday he was
seen in st. Paul and claimed to be the
representative of a Hamburg Tea and
Coffee House. He claims to have lust
returned from South America and is now
on his way to Japan.
Prof. Robert Nix has just declined an
offer to become assistant superintendent
of the Indianapolis schools to which po-
sition attaches (: salary Of $4,000. The
position is by all odds an enviable one,
| but it is learned that Mr.. Nix has better
offers nearer home.
About twenty-five tramps entered
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