New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-31
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News Of
the Week

the Week.
W. T. Eckstein is in Chicago.
DR.. j. H. James will be at DR.. Schoch's
office next Sunday.
Several families will 90 into camp at
Swan Lake this week.
H. J. Welcome has moved into the
Otterholm residence.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson is entertaining
friends from Minneapolis.
A daughter arrived at the home of C.
Grussendorf on Thursday last.
Frank Zschunke talks Of starting a
job-printing office in Springfield.
The Sons of Veterans will give pic
mic at Hunters Rest on the 18th.
H. Manderfeld now occupies the
Christmann residence on Broadway.
Mr.. Sievers and W. G. Fust biked from
Minneal oils to New Ulm on Sunday.
Rev. Scha.ler preached at the Luther
an church in Sleepy Eye Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Muhs are the hap
ply parents of another girl, born last Fri
day.
M. MULLEN will return from Dakota
to-day. Mr.. Stuebe will remain till Sat-
urday.
F. Bachmann has been in Wisconsin
the past week, looking for a favorable
location.
Mrs. Fischer and Mrs. Rehfeld re-
turned from the Twin Cities Saturday
evening.
Another Chinaman arrived Friday
evening and will work in Sam KEGS
laundry.
c. Rinkel of St. Peter is laying fine
cement walk in front of Geo. Doehne's
residence.
Court convenes in special session at
St. Peter on the 5th. Judge Weber
will preside.
The people of Fairfax have voted
bonds to the extent of $4,000 for wa
works system.
II. L. Blethen has concluded not to re-
turn to New Tim. His wife will soon
leave for Minneapolis.
The New Ulm Laundry has been sold
by Fred Buschard to Mrs. Zschunke, who
assumes charge at once.
VIM. Loesch and Louis Buenger Jr
will arrive from St. Paul next Friday.
The latter will remain here.
While down South. Albert Bogen saw
enough of Democratic practices to be-
come On avowcd Republican.
Samuel Alexander McElhinney, as
Western Union McHalc calls him, will
return from Pierre tomorrow.
The annual camp is in progress at
Point Lookout or the Milford Fish Pond.
A jolly lot of ladies are in charge.
Johnnie Toberer acted as postmaster
at Essig from Saturday to Monday, dur
ing Mr.. Mueller's absence at St. Paul.
The Indians of the Lower Agency and
the New Ulm Ball Club will play ball at
the Driving Park next Sunday afternoon
The New Ulm parties, Who expect to
attend the Summer School at Minneapo-
lis, left for that place yesterday morn
ing.
The Lemon Bros, Circus passed through
here Sunday morning, bound for Tracy.
They carry two trains of thirteen cars
each.
Mr.. Robinson, formerly resident of
this city, and now travelling for Parke,
Davis & Co., was IN the city over Sun
day.
Hon. Nicholas GALES of Hillsboro,
New Mexico, will be here, in few DAYS
to visit his brother. He is now in St.
Paul.
Miss Alpha Hirsch will go to St James
tomorrow to assist in musical enter
tainment. Her sister Stella will accom-
pany her.
The harvest of cucumbers on the Crone
farm will commence next week. A large
number of women will be EMPLOYED to
gather them.
Rev. Campbell has altered his plans
for the summer vacation and will 90 into
camp with Victor Clark and others at
Pelican Lake, near Brainard.
Mrs. Lind received her friends at her
home Saturday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Mrs. S. E. Olson of MINNEAPOLIS.
About a hundred were present.