New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-24

+ Whl1e Geo. Doehne Jr. was in st. Paul
last week he was granted pharmacists
certificate.
John Dengler ventured out Thursday
for the first time since his accident early
in the spring. .~..:,
The children of the Congregational
church enjoyed picnic at Hunters Rest
Friday afternoon.
The little son of Mat Schneider died
on Friday of tuberculosis. The funeral
occurred Sunday afternoon.
Five cars of iron sewer pipe arrived at
the depot Friday to be Used in supply
ing the new depot with sewer connec-
tons,
Albert Johnson, formerly travelling
salesman residing in this city, has en-
tered the employ of G. A. Fierke at
Springfield.
Prof. Uhl of the Methodist college at
st. Paul Park will preach at the German
NJ. E. church in this city on Sunday, the
18th of August.
We acknowledge the receipt of an in
vitation to attend a reception to Mime
sofa editors at Mankato on the 9TH of
August. Well try to be down.
Rev. Meske arrived in the city Thurs
day, having made the trip from Prescott,
Wisconsin, to New Ulm on bicycle.
He will remain at least month.
The Springfield Advance reports that
Thomas Brophy, who left for California
some years ago with the Keegan brothers,
will return before long to again make
Springfield his home.
Chas. L. Roos and Prof. Nix drove to
Lamberton Wednesday to inspect the
crops. Mr.. Roos reports an excellent
condition in general and says that they
found but few poor fields along their en-
tire route.
John Schneider, II. Schade. Peter
Graft, LIE Roy Murfn, Frank Rinke,
Simon McBain and AL Bilevcau came
down from Sleepy Eye Sunday to wit
ness the game between the Winthrop and
New Ulm teams.
Architect Thayer of Mankato has pre-
pared plans for the fixtures of the new
bank which is to be started in New U]m.
They are very handsome and the bank
| will have one of the best equipments in
! the state.-Mankato News.
The following from this vicinity ex-
poet to attend the summer training
school in Minneapolis next month: Mis-
/ ses Helen George, Allie Scherer and Min
| ME Pfaender and Herman Held, Albert
! Pfaender, E. E. Gieseke and Chas. A.
Hintz.
Shortly after the Norwegian play, "En
Fallit," had been presented here, Angus
tin Unger wrote to the distinguished
author, Bjornsterne Bjornson, and told
him of its production in a German COM
munity. He received a reply last week
| from Schwartz in Tyrol, which reads in
substance as follows: I thank you for
your kind information and beg of you to
| express my gratitude to all who assisted
in presenting the Norwegian play both
amongst countrymen of mine and for
eigners.
An individual. who seemed to have
lost his reason, stopped at farm house
in the south end of the county, last
Thursday and was taken to Madelia to
be examined. The doctors pronounced
him insane and he was sent to the asylum
at St. Peter. During the examination
he claimed to have forgotten his name
and the place from which he came, but
said that he had recently helped to MUIR
der a man he having thrown a stone
while another fired a shot. Marshal
GALES went down to interview him Fri
day, but did not learn anything that
would connect him with the murder of
Policeman Winklemann. To GALES,
however, he gave his nameas Flynn and
SAID that he had never been in New Ulm.
He claimed to have come direct from
Minneapolis.
At meeting of the stockholders of the
Brown Go. Bank Thursday afternoon the
following directors were chosen; Jos.
Bobieter, John Lind, E. G. Koch, Chas.
L. Roos, Peter Scherer, Chas. Wagner
and John G. Rudolph. The directors
then selected the following officers:
President, Jos. Bobleter; vice. president,
John G. Rudolph; cashier, E. G.. Koch;
assistant cashier. F. II. Krook. This