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

Biel in Switzerland to Berne. .
A family picnic was held in the Her
mann's Park Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Albrecht Of St. Paul is visit
ing with the family of Col. Paender.
Miss Flor has returned fro n Rochester
where she has been attending school.
Miss HelenaSchlicting has severed her
connections with the Eagle Mill offices.
Mrs. DR.. Weiser OF this city is visiting
! with her sister Mrs. DR., Weiser QfWlndom.
! Mrs. Hang has just returned from
visit with her daughters in St. Paul. 10
chester and Claremont.
Mrs. Lizzie Einbeckcr and Miss Miller
of Chicago are'visiting with their cousin,
POSTMASTER Schmidt.
Capt. Steinhauser received Company
AS share of inspection money on Monday.
The check called for $500.
Chas. Brust, Fred Pfaender and L. G..
Vogel went to St. Paul Monday to attend
the State Firemen's Convention.
Mic Memo is now engaged in business
with Geo. H. Dayton. He attends ex-
clusively to the Office work.
A st. Paul laundry man was here this
week endeavoring to revive the local
laundry and secure location for it up
town.
Albert Pfaende,, teacher in our public
schools has been offered $1,000 prime
ipalship by Pres. Soaring of the Manka-
to Normal.
w. E. Koch made record of 100
yards in 10 seconds in running one even
ing last week. The worlds record is
over 9 seconds
Albert Boblete1 is here from St. Paul
for few weeks visit. He is enjoying a
brief vacation granted taim by the
| Century Piano Company.
/ A large gathering for The benefit of
Foreign Missions was held near the Court
land church on Sunday. About 1000
4 people were present, mseny of them being
New Ulmites.
TIE marriage of W:m. 'Gieseke Jr. and
Miss Root Paige of Marshall occurred on
Monday. ,Mr. Gieseke is well known
hcre and has hest OF friends who Will
I've glad to hear that he lasss been lucky
in taking to himself a wife.
! The Eastern Star Lodge mas the &sl-
lowing, new officers: W. NJ, Mrs. Grow
ell; w. P, Emil Mueller; A. NJ, Mrs
F. II. .Behpke; Sec., Mrs. DR.. Fritsche
! Tresss., Mrs Jos. A. Eckstein; Chaplain
! Mrs. Jacob Kacssner; Marshal, n allen.
niMysen; Conductress- Mrs. A. Blanchard
Associate Csnductress, Mrs. A. Hen,ling.
sez.; Ada, Miss ,Hmanmel; Ruth, Mrs
Lehmanu; Esther, Mrs. Scott; Martha
Miss Andesson; Eleeta, Miss Hauenstein
Warder, AIRS. Mueller; Sentinel, Alex
Scott; Organist, Miss Yates.
Reynolds Circus exhibited hare or
Friday. 1t WASN'T very large %erowe
that witnessed it, sut the performances
twas of an excellent order. Ihe trgpeezt
1 .acting, Of the Fischer Bros, Site trainec
lelephants, the splendid perfonminghor
l. and various, other features, all combined
};to make it a good show, well worth see
ling. No roba.eries or Conscience wosk o.
1.any sort was reported.
Andreas 1:4ner, "a young painter, >oom
united suicide last Wednesday evening
Aby shooting himself through the temple
atCoroner .Rothenbtrg arrived sshe lex
IN orning at the .caM of DIR. Weiser, bsl
concluded that an inquest was ,umneees
sary. The deceased leaves a wife anl
three small children, with Little or moth
lag from which to live. No ,cause is
assigned for the deed aside from thu
t fact that the young maa had been sead
Ing :. worthless lite
Or. Lugger of the State Experimental
; Station was here Saturday and took s.ane
active steps to kill off the scliueh bugs
in the vicinity. He Left some of tie
| spores of diseased bugs with Chas. l.
|, | Roos, together with the means OF carry.
ing the plan into execution. Farmers
are requested to bringin healty bugs. and
Mr.. Roos will see that they are infected
with the disease and then they will he
turned loose to spread destruction
among their own flesh and blood. The
Prof. will he here again in two weeks to
look after the work.