New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-08-08
ms. Richard Pfefferle is very i'll.

Herman Kiesllng Of Winthrop was in
town last week.
John Lind had business in St. Paul
yesterday and to-day.
A niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Alols Palmer
is here from Chicago.
The Roller Coaster will be taken away
to-day. No business.
Mrs. John Lila died last evening.
Particulars next week.
Work has been commenced On DR..
Schoch's new residence.
Miss Paula Rudolph has removed from
Chicago to West Superior.
Andrew Amann and Hugo Gebscr took
out liquor licenses this week.
Henry Neumann has been dangerous
ly sick since yesterday poon.
The Active Turner'S will 90 into camp
at Swan Lake again the latter part of
the month.
Robert Scherer has rented rooms in
Edward Maltzahn's new residence on
State Street.
II. L. Blethen. and Frank Zschunke
will witness the bicycle races in Mime
apolis tomorrow.
VIM. Eibner, brother of the restaur-
ant man, has rented the Melges bakery
on Minnesota Street.
The New Ulm ball club will go 70
Springfield Saturday to play match
game with the local nine.
State Treasurer Bobleter has returned
from New York. bringing back with him
1858, 900 of Tennessee bonds.
John A. johnson Of St. Peter and ].
r. Bowen of CORTLAND had business in
our city last Friday afternoon.
Julius Rick came down from Spring.
field on a bicycle Saturday. He made
the trip in two hours and half.
The Republican County Committee
met in this city on Saturday and decided
to hold the convention on The eth of
September.
A $4,000 libel suit will be started in
the Blue Earth County district court
against the New Ulm Volksblatt by Miss
Louise Schrodt.
Mr.. Thomas, DR.. SChoch's guest. re-
turned to Altoona, Pennsylvania, on Fri
day. He spent most Of his time here
at the Swan Lake camp.
The writer visited the fsh-pond on
Behnke's farm in Milford Sunday I'M
doubtedly it is surrounded by the finest
scenery in Brown county.
Panl Frank has sold his saloon stock
and fixtures to Ferdinand Gollnast. The
sale was made on Monda; and the new
owner will take charge at once.
Mr.. Blankenburg of springfield trans
acted business with Bingham Bros. last
Thursday. Mr.. Blanke nburg is their
wheat buyer in the west end village.
The Kraiss libel case has been adjourned
until September to permit of the appear
ance of certain witnesses. A change of
venue has been taken to Justice Miller's
court in St. Peter.
Editor L. c. Herr of the Slayton Her.
aid was in the city yesterday on business
with Mr.. Lind. Mr.. Herr was at one
time leading member of the Minnesota
colony at Washington and is to-day one
of the ablest Republican editors in the
state.
Candidates for Office in Niccllet corn-
ty are coming to the front every day.
John Peterson wants to 60 to the senate,
and 50 does G. R. Davis. Julius Block
and Ed. Precht will make the contest
for the Office of Sheriff, while Eugene
Benn aspires to be Register of Deeds and
Benton severance to be representative.
Sebastian Biebel, aged about twenty,
died Sunday afternoon of inflammation of
the bowels. He had been cut hunting
some days before, and as it was an I'M
usually hot day he drank cold water to
excess. He took sick at the time and
laid on the prairie fer several hours be-
fore help arrived. inflammation of the
bowels and finally death ensued as re-
suit. He was bright young man and
we'll liked.
Jos. Scharles and Mr.. Engdahl of Red
wood Falls have purchased the merchant
tailor stock of Chas. Spreng. Mr..
Scharles lived in New Ulm several years