New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-29
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Jos. Soil of Winona was in town last
week. He went to Springfield to work
for Fred Zschunke.
Jos. Raske of Sleepy Eye was here
Monday to have his teeth looked after
by local dentist.
John Heymann Jr., Otto Wicherski
and Miss Ida Koch will attend the
Maukato Normal this fall.
Theo Crone and wife have returned
from Europe. Mr.. Crone feels that he
has much improved in health and he GER
tainly looks it. But for all the good ef-
feet that Germany has had on his COB
stitution, he is glad to get back to Am
erica, the land of life and progress. The
old country, he says,is not in it with the
new.
Hugo Fischer went to Redwood Falls
last Thursday to look for dog that had
been stolen from him few weeks pre-
vious. He found the animal and also
the thief. It was Du&eld, the fellow
who was implicated with Madigan and
Grant in their various criminal under
takings.
The campers at Swan Lake had good
time as usual. Walking out Friday
night they remained till Sunday evening
and spent the time in hunting, rowing
and competitive sport. Many others
joined them ~ picnic Sunday after
noon, causing the day to pass in general
good cheer.
The Bollmann Co. gave delightful
entertainment at Turner Hall on Sunday
evening. it being by far the best of all
that they have given here this season,
Mrs. Bollmann's singing, Miss Keffeps
dramatic reading, and Mr.. Seitfert's
comedy work were among the features
that left lasting impressions on the
people who were present.
Adolph, Ed. and VIM. G.. Alvin wen,
to Sleepy Eye Sunday to listen to the
farewell sermon of Prof. Nuelson, who
leaves this week to accept the chair Of
languages in Missouri college Of Meth
odist denomination. Prof. Nuelson has
gained an envlable reputation during his
short residence in Sleepy Eye.
The writer is in receipt of a photo.
graph of Judge Lyman Trumbull OF
Chicago, sent with that venerable citi-
zen's compliments. The Judge is one
of the old war horses in American poll
tics and stood very near to Lincoln, hav-
ing been largely instrumental in secur-
ing his nomination for president.
The Nicollet county Democratic con-
vention was held at St. Peter Saturday
and the following delegates were elected
State Convention. J. A. johnson, John
HcCabe, A. L. Sackett, D. 4. Johnson,
DR.. W1che, Theo. Knoll, Paul Haesecke,
JamesBennett. Congressional convention,
F. L. Otto, ]. G, Mans, II. C.. Randall,
A. G. Volk, Chris. Rinkel, Peter Giefer,
b. j. Essler, H. D. Meyer, H. G. Slater,
Chas. Mason, 4. Freitag.
Pupils Of Miss A. G. Hirsch's class in
music. wishing to resume lessons, are
requested to make arrangements for hours
this week if possible as the regular years
work will begin Sept. 1st. New appi-
cations for instruction Twill also be re-
ceived at this time, and more satisfactory
hours given than later. The mex public
recital will occur in January, when it
Is hoped that very good programme
can be given, and that all possible pro.
gress be made before then.
Fred Brinkmann, who had been report
ed missing for several weeks past, COM
mitted suicide at Mankato last week BY
hanging himself on tree near the Min
nesota river. For sometime I previous
Brinkmann had been employed in a
threshing crew over in Lafayette, but at
different times he mysteriously appeared,
absenting himself for several days at a
time, much to the annoyance of his
brother. When his lifeless body was
discovered near Mankato, his brother
was sent for, and the remains were taken:
to this city on Wednesday.
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