New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-11
a. ]. Barr of Sleepy Eye was IN town

I'D. Alvin spent pOl t1on OF the week
with Minneapolis friends.
Miss Annie Engel Of Chicago is visit
ing here with her parents.
Peter Manderfeld was over from Glib
bon last week on business.
Mrs. Hottinger of St. Paul visited with
New Ulm friends last week.
VIM. Schmidt was serenaded by the
Concordia band for his birthday.
Mrs. Adolph Eckstein returned to her
Duluth home Monday afternoon.
Jacob Pfenninger made business
trip to Lamberton Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Setter of Tracy
are enjoying brief sojourn in this city
and vicinity.
John Haenze IS back. from his pleasure
trip to Faribault, Owatonna, Waseca
and St. Peter.
There were no riots in Chicago Mon
day afternoon, but all the labor unions
of the city decided to strike.
Tony Wiesner was kicked by horse
Monday afternoon. His right hand is
disabled for time as result.
Tony Schneider of Springfield is home
for few days owing to the temporary
discharge of railroad men during the
strike.
Two young men, who left with the
merry go-round last year were in town
yesterday with mouth-oroan and a
banjo.
Deputy Sheriff Tucker came down
from Benton Monday to get the Mexican
who has been confined in Jail here. His
trial comes # this week.
MIR. Arthur. the Minneapolis Life In
surance man paid Mrs. Pfeute in Lafa-
yette 81 900 yesterday, twenty days after
the death of her husband.
The old-aged Mr.. Kiors who not long
ago celebrated his golden wedding, died
suddenly last night. Mr.. Kiors is the
father-in-law Of Christ Filzen.
Last Friday evening the New Ulm
Cycle Club were out for parade. There
were thirty wheels in line and they pre-
sented an interesting appearance.
The New Ulm Cyclers made trip to
Swan Lake on Sunday. They were &C
companied by number of ladies on
wheels and all report splendid trip.
Ayoung boy in the lower part Of town
was badly injured while firing toy
cannon on the Fourth. Little Roy Sell
ter was also burned about the eye in the
same manner.
The porulist Congressional was held
in Tracy on Thursday and w. r. Hold
ges of Sleepy Eye acted as secretary.L.C G.
Long was again nominated to make the
race against McCleary.
The chinch bug disease has worked
very successfully on Peter Mack's farm
IN Milford and thousands OF the danger
Gus and destructive bugs are found dead
in his fields.
| Prof. W. F. Finke, teacher in the M.
E. College at St. Paul Park, and family
arrived here Saturday to visit relatives
and friends. The Prof. delivered a very
able and instructive lecture in the NJ. E.
Church on Sunday evening.
The Epworth League of the M. E.
Church will have a public meeting in the
church on Sunday evening July Is, be-
ginning at 7:30 p. M. On this occasion
there will be a literary program, consist
ing of orations, essays, papers and the
! like. ~
A game of bali was played here Satur-
day between the New Ulm and Madelia
mines. The New Ulm boys put up a
fine game and out batted and out felded
their opponents in manner that stirred
up much enthusias II. The score was
to in favor Of the home niue.
| Paul Frank met with quite an accident
on the evening of the Fourth. A couple
Of men wanted to fire off cannon crack.
cr in his saloon, but Mr.. Frank inter.
fered and taking the lighted cracker il
his hand he started for the door. Just
as he was gong to throw it out, it ex.
ploded, and Mr.. Frank received bao
wounds about the face and hands,.
| The following program will be rend.
cred by the Star Band III the German
Park next Sunday evening: 1, Star Bane
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