New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-30
g. II. Ross arrived IL the city Monday

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g. +. Ross arrived il the city Monda.
night.
VIM. Klimmeck of Watertown, S. D.
is in this city, tuning pianos.
Ernst Strelow paid a visit to his ole
friends in st. James last week.
NJ. E. Powell Of St. Peter is painting
the residence of M. A. Bingham.
Mrs. F. Mueller has gone to Morgan to
spend a few weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. Anton and Miss Theresa Henle
spent Sunday with their friends in Slee-
Ply Eye. ~
The Bollmann troupe will give per-
formapce at Turner Hall next Sunday
evening. r
Richard Wagner of the Bollmann
troupe will soon make trip to San
Francisco.
O. c.. Gross has applied for the super
intendency of the Aberdeen schools in
South Dakota.
Mrs. Taylor of Minneapolis will be
here Thursday evening to institute the
Eastern Star Lodge.
DR.. James will be at the Office of Dr.
Weiser for consultation on eye and cal
diseases next Sunday.
Gus. Wagner, who has been confined
to his home for some time with Sickness
is able to be about again.
Judge Weber has appointed NJ. Null
len as member of The Board Of Public
Works to succeed Alb. Behnke.
One and one-third fare for round trip
will be the rates charged on all roads fol
visitors to the New Ulm Funniest.
T. F. Collins attended the convention
of engineers in St. Paul and also accom-
panied the boys on their trip to Duluth
Adam Stadick has given up the POI
business in St. James and is once mor'
at the home of his parents in Lafayette
The Evangelical Society will give thei
| picnic at the Hermann's Park next Sun
day. The Star Band will supply the mu
sic.
In the neighborhood of fifty peopl
went out from town yesterday Afternoon
to attend the Altman .Reinhard wed
ding.
A veteran negroe gave abanjo and vo
cal recital on the Street Monday after
noon. That is about all that can be sal
for it.
The local cyclers are making reguls
trips to the country every Sunday in
body. Their last visit was to the Essi
picnic.
Fred Spoerhase has a new style sulky
consisting of a seat raised and supporte
in an odd manner upon two safety bicy
Gle wheels.
,~. W.. C. Brown and Atty. H. W. Lam
Eberton Ct Winona transacted legal busi
ness with Messrs. Lind s. Hagberg Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gieske celebrate
the 25th anniversary Of their weddin
Wednesday evening. The Concord
Band serenaded them.
S. r. Arthur, general agent for tn
North Western Life Association of Min
neapolis, wrote up $4,000 life insuranc
while visiting this city.
Valentine Blatz. the great hilwauke
brewer, died suddenly in St. Paul las
Saturday, leaving $1O,OOO,OOO of estate
His brother was one of the early settler
Of this city.
! Picnics were held at the following pla
ces on Sunday: Caecilian hall and gal
den, College Hill, schmucker's Two
and Park and Essig. At the latter plac
a dance followed in the evening.
Nature has put on her best and rich
est garb in this section and drive int
the country in almost any direction fror
New Ulm is worth all the portfolios c
photographs that were ever printed.
Attorney Hagberg, accompanied b
Reporter Ecksrein, took baud in a IL
gal telt before Justice Zieske in Court
land on Monday. The matter concerne
certai4 ditch property and will be take
to district court.
W. w. Smith of Sleepy Eye was in tn
city Friday. Mr.. Smith is a candidar
for the Republican nomination to sue