New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-09-05
Miss Amalia Nix has returned 70. 1T.


week.
Richard Fisher arrived home from Ann
Arbor to-day. g4sss. b
Jos. Henle and family drove to Spring.
field Saturday.
L, F. Entrup has accepted a position
in Hudson, Wis.
Mr.. Petry is here from St. Paul on a
visit with his parents.
The Sunday school of the Turnverein
will commence next Sunday.
The case against Editor Kraiss will
come up again next Saturday..
The next district G. A. r. encamp-
ment will be held in Morton,
Hugo Schleuder and wife were down
from Springfield over Sunday.
VIM. Meyer and Henry Crone were
Nicollet visitors Monday afternoon.
Attorney Pierce of Redwood had bust
ness before Judge Weber yesterday.
Herman Schleuder is assisting in the
laying of the Springfield water mains.
Some young men are camping and
hunting at Swan Lake again this week,
Monday was Labor Day. TIE schools
consequently did Lot open till yesterday.
Albert Pfaender has entered the State
University. He was admitted without
examination.
1t. Bishoff, wife and son have returned
from Chicago. Miss Smith will remain
d month or so.
The Congregational Church IS where
Miss Collins will give her reading on
Monday Sept. 1st.
Don't fail to hear Miss Marie Collins
on next Monday evening. Admission
for adults IS cts.
In few hours yesterday. members of
the Turnverein subscribed $3.50 for the
Hinckley sufferers.
We acknowledge the receipt of an au-
tegraphed portrait of Jules Verne, the
famous French novelist.
H. Manderfeld and Aug. Wagner
wheeled to Morton Monday to witness
the monument dedication.
The little village of Winthrop has Sc
ven candidates for county offices -
enough for whole ticket.
Chas. Stolz has commenced work on
his new residence. It will be located
near that of John Heymann.
Hon. K. H. Helling drove over from
Madelia Sunday to spend day or two
with old-t1me acquaintance.
Sixty-fve people came over from Win.
throp Sunday to attend the funeral of
their townsman, NJ. J. Rosskopf.
Every citizen should feel like giving
his mite towards relieving the distress at
Hinckley and its eighbor towns.
A dance will be given at Union Hall
next Sunday evening. All who wish to
lave pleasant time should attend.
Hugo Gebser opened his saloon We'd
nesday night with the assistance of
band. A large crowd was present.
The Democratic State convention will
be held in St. Paul to-day. The New
Ulm delegates left yesterday afternoon.
Miss Emma Fenscke is in the Twin Ci-
ties studying the latest patterns in mil
linery goods. She will be absent three
weeks.
Werner Bosch, Louis Bueager, Mrs.
Capt. Burg and Mrs. Baasen witnessed
the dedication of the Birch Cou]ie mon.
ument.
A republican caucus for the first ward
will be held in the old courthouse build
ing on September 18th at 8 O'Clock il
the evening.
Large purses are being laised by SUBJ
scription for races during the County
Fair. They will include both bicycle
and trotting entries.
A. Ackermann of St. Louis and John
Mohr of Milwaukee are the names of two
new instructors in the faculty of DR..
Martin Luther Seminary.
Miss Neumann, who has been spend
ing the summer here with her brother,
the blacksmith, has returned to Mime
apolis to accept employment.
Gov. Nelson will speak in this city on
the evening Of Sept. 18th. A telegram
to that effect was received from Chair
man Tams Bixby this morning.