New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-04
LOCAL NEWS n !

Office uptown.
Larry Kennedy was in town Saturday
telling stories.
The Misses Hensel of St. Paul are the
guests of Miss Vogel.
Miss Ccnzia Ziehcr is home from St.
Paul on a short visit.
The Dollmann's will not leave for CAL
ifornia until September. ~
John G. Gcigcr is cow travelling for
the Aultman Machine Co. :.-A
Rev. Campbell is attending a course
OF lectures at Grincll, Iowa.
Col. Pfacnder will make an address in
German at Sleepy Eye to Gay.
a child Of Jos. Loenhard died Wednes-
d.y evening after Il brief illness.
A. F. Happc, the laundry man. will
open IL branch office in st. Peter.
MI. and Mrs. L. S. Peck Of Kasson are
visiting with the family Of j. Newhart
Fred A. Gray, who was city scavenger
here at one time, has located in Marshall
The county commissioners will meet
in session at the courthouse next Mon
day.
Prof. Geo. Wagner will be home from
Chicago fol the summer vacation this
week.
Gea. Coxey, of the Coxey army, is to
make speech in Minneapolis on the
Fourth.
Alex. Harkin and wife will leave St.
Peter for Scotland on the 10th of the
present month.
Jos. A. Eckstein was caught in the
Pacific strike early last week and is un-
able to get home.
During his visit to Mankato, Prof.
Lugger was called upon by nearly three
hundred farmers.
Co. A returned from Camp at Lake
City Saturday evening. The boys all
report good time.
The commissioners of Redwood coun-
ty have let the contract for their Jail to
a St. Paul firm for $12,394.
1t is possible that Tory Olson may
conclude to return to New Ulm and
make this his permanent home.
Hon. ]. T. McCleary and Hon. A. F.
Nordin of Willmar will be the orators at
Sleepy Eye during the encampment.
Ed Precht of CORTLAND is making an
active canvas for the Republican nomi-
nationf for sheriff in Nicollet county.
Kennith McKensie, farmer living
near Sleepy Eye, died last week, lacking
only one month of being 100 years old.
The y-go-round netted it's proprie-
tor $210 on the third day of the Turn
fest. That means that 1920 people took
a ride.
Miss Annie Blank, teacher in the
Northern part of the state, is spending a
few days with her grandmother, Mr.. Aug.
Quense.
| The 'Synodal- Bote'', Lutheran paper
published in this city, will be dlscontin-
ued after this year. The Synod has so
ordered.
It is announced that F. w. Philbr1ck
fatty refuses to be considered a candi-
date for the Republican senatorial NOM
mination,
Two indictments have been returned
by the grand jury Of Ramsey county
against Auditor J. H. Burnes. Both are
for larceny.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Scherer are home
from Amboy on visit. Mr.. Sche1er
will conduct a summer school IN Lyon
county during his vacation.
! At Camp, Corporals Fritsche. Stein
hauser and Haas were raised to the rank
Of sergeants, while Privates Steles and
Mueller were made corporals.
The county commissioners If Renville
county have ordered a special election to
vote on the question of removal of the
county seat from Beaver Falls to Olivia.
Mr.. Tyler and wife of Marshall spent
Sunday with Judge and Mrs. Weber.
Mr.. Tyler is we'll -known in New Ulm,
having conducted newspaper here in
} the early years.
While driving down from Sleepy Eve
Thursday, T. Mueller stopped IN wheat
field along the roadside and gathered