New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-06-13

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]. n. .Crandall went from here to Wa
tertown, s. D., on Saturday.
There is talk Of a new bank being or
gained in this city in the near future.
Geo. Schlumpberger has closed his
school in Lafayette for the summer va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breitkreuz of Arlington
are visiting relatives here. They were
married last week.
There will be dance at Union Hall
on Sunday evening, June 18th. All are
cordially invited to attend.
A. w. Bingham has been called as
petit" juror for the next term of U. S.
! Court to be held at St. Paul,
! Friday was the 25th anniversary Of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jacobs.
The Maencrchor serenaded them.
| Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wellner of Fairfax
have been spending few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Wellner of this city.
Col. Holp's lecture "The Almighty
Dollar" is pronounced equal to any ever
delivered here.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The New Ulm Ball Club has been in
vited to play with the Glbbon, St. Peter,
Redwood, Springfield and Sleepy Eye
clubs. =:
| Mrs. futile. mother of Mrs. E. G.
Behnke and Mrs. S. A. George, is spend
ing few days here with relatives and
friends. ~
| H. Rudolph was serenaded by the
Maennerchor on Monday evening, the
occasion being the 50th anniversary OF
his birth.
Col. p. E. Holp, the popular lecturer
will deliver his famous lecture ON the
Almighty Dollar at the Congregations
church June 81.
OFT, Setter feels jubilant. A son was
born to his wife on Saturday, and al
though Otto might have preferred girl
he is immensely pleased as i1 is. .
H. L. B4ethen, A. G.. Setter. LOU;
Mueller and A. H. Wagner bik.d t,
Winthrop and Gibbon Sunday to wit
hess the base ball game at the latte
place.
Letters addressed to the fotlowin!
persons arc unclaimed at the postoff!ce
Mrs. Carrie Amay, Geo. E. Talbot, Gee
| Faddeu, Mark Gates Ada JOHNSON an,
II D. KONG.
Next Sunday afternoon She ladies @
Germania Lodge No. s., O. d. II. S., vii
> give picnic at the park on the hill
3 For a few f~urs of enjoyment, do no
i fail to attend.
= The Reynolds circus management dur
ing the performance announced that Gu
Il Williams, the noted German cometua,
would appear i'm their concert. The
idests of the g'ullibility of the :mblic rur
g to extremes.
Bingham Bros. sold only their lumbe
!, business aud stock to the Fullerto
+ Lumber Ca. of Sioux City, Iowa. The
y retain the property and also'the elevate
& business. which they will continue t
run in :Un office up town. Thenew pre-
prietors of the lumber yard form lare
=, corporation, owning some thirty differer
establishments. -
e The bicycle for woman is the ides
d form of exeruce. American women tax
r too litt4e regular healthful exercise-irs
S for want of time; second, for want of ir
+ centaTe- The wheel uses only sua
amount of time in which to obtain
goodly amount of exercise, and tn
! pleasure of riding furnishes an incentiv
to its Indulgence. Columbias are best.
: The new creamery in Linden is disar
: pointing its owners. 1T ran with diff
g Guilty for only two weeks and during til
e last few days has been shut down entire
:. ly. The machinery was not properl
4 placed, and the separator is evidently a
l old one. Mr.. Schweppe had the cor
d tract for erecting and furnishing it, blu
n notwithstanding he is under $4,000 bond
$ it is doubtfu: if the stockholders can re
cover.
Mrs. Andrew Pietrus, mother of Mrs
:. A. J. Eckstein, died at her home in PIER
? on Sunday from consumption of tn
bowels. Mrs. Pietrus was born in 1873,
! and was consequently IS years OF age
She was an estimable, with many excel