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

hugo F1Scnec returned 1fOm OItei
Tail County last evening.
The Sleepy Eye school house will cost
over $50 1000. The village will also build
a city hall.
Otto Schleuder will go to Springfield
to work for his brother, Hugo, at the
jewelers. trade.
Marshal Gales took Andrew Heck of
Lafayette to the asylum at St. Peter Fri
day afternoon.
.. NJ. Olsen and brother of Sleepy Eye
left for Lake Minnetonka on their bicycles
Sunday afternoon.
Chas. Stuebe and M. Mullen will 90 to
Pierre this week to take advantage of
the mineral baths.
Mrs. Sam Marti went to St. Paul last
week to attend the funeral of Alfred
Keller's little child.
The railroad company will employ
fifty men in this city and send them to
do work at St. Peter.
A private picnic was held at German
Park yesterday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Elkins of Minneapolis.
L. G. Frederickson, formerly of Spring
field, has purchased the Madsen photo
graph gallery at Sleepy Eye.
The Concordia Nine crossed bats with
a picked nine Sunday afternoon and
defeated the latter by score of 80 to Z.
The Odd Fellows of Springfield have
recently elected John B. Schmid as No.
bic Grand and w. G.. Frank as Vice
Grand.
Mrs. Rosskopf brought her little daugh-
ter over from Winthrop last week and
placed her in the hospital for medical
treatment.
The familiar face of Sid Mills was
again seen at the depot Saturday. Sid's
re-instation as a conductor will be re-
ceived with approval.
Several families picniced at the Behn.
Ike Fish Pond In Milford or Saturday
and another larty at Clear Lake in S1b-
ley county on Sunday.
A. A. Bogen has concluded TO return
to Minnesota for good. He has conse-
quently disposed of all his newspaper
interests in Seguin, Texas.
Editor Diamond of the News, e. S.
Johnson, Mrs. A. G. Setter and daughters
and others came over from Winthrop
Sunday to witness the ball game.
! The Sons of Hermann excursion to St.
Paul Leaves here next Sunday morning
early On a special train and returns the
same day, perhaps about midnight.
Candy is to have "a new school buila-
ing and Messrs. Anderson and Swens@n
Of the school board were here last week
for the purpose Of Hnspecting the Union
building.
n. d. Wilson, who proved such an
important witness in the conviction of
HaarY Hayward, as the murderer of Miss
Cling, was in the city during the week,
buying horses of Mr.. Stuebe.
lis reported that the chinch bugs
! have commenced to ravage the corn AS
soon as the wheat fields are cut, they
march in armies into the corn fields and
commence their deadly work.
On the Fourth of August the New
Ulm Ball Club will play match game
with the Indians of the Lower Agency at
the local Driving Park. A game will al
so be played On the 3rd with one of the
neighboring clubs.
The Pabst Brewing Co. of Milwaukee
have awarded W. G. Alvin of this city
the tenth prize for a window display of
Best Tonic. The competition was not
confined to any one state, but extented
over the whole Union.
While Trainer Greer was DRIVING a
horse on the track yesterday afternoon,
the horse fell and Mr.. Greer was thrown
into the air nearly twenty feet. Mr.. An
derson of Redwood Falls came to his as
sistance, but found him unhurt. When
Anderson attempted to raise the horse
however, he received heavy Kick on the
lower jaw.
The people throughout the country,
who were foolish enough to buy gold
watches from the agents who were here
a few mouths ago, claim that the watch
es are now of the color of green cheese.
Had they read the Review at the time
they would not have purchased, but the
trouble is that the word ''green" applies