New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-17

| CHaS. OllV0rSOn returned TO O1nC1nnaL
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Col. Bobleter is a guest at the
home of Mrs. Vogel.
Frank Zschunke is down from Lam.
berton for few days visit.
L. G. Vogel is building a new barn or
his German Street premises.
Mrs.F. B. Tryon of Goodwin is the
guest of Mrs. S. D. Peterson.
The Misses Sontag of Mankato are the
guests of Miss Clara Follmann.
Misses Emma Kopetzki of Montana
and Mary Kopetzki of St. Paul are home
on d. visit.
Teacher Muesing of the Lutheran
schools, will spend portion of the sum-
mer with friends in Illinois.
Rev. Schroeder went to Collegeville
Friday to assist in the ordination of a
new abbott for St. Johns Abbey
Mr.. Green went to Hutchinson yester-
day tc get his family. He has rented
the Zschunke residence on JeffersonSt.
Rev. Campbell enjoyed visit last
Wednesday from young Persian stu
dent at Carleton College by the name of
ThahbaX.
The little son of Mrs. Schonlau, who
is here on visit, was kicked on the head
by horse one day last week. The in
jury is just above the eye.
A bank will be started in Lind & Has-
berg's room in the Masonic Block. 1t is
expected that the new institution will be
doing business within month.
The German Lutheran congregation of
st. Peter have chosen as their pastor,
Rev. Theo. Selfert, former student of
! the Lutheran college of this city.
Engineer Zimmerman, who used to
reside here, is again running an engine in
the yards at this point, owing to the ex-
tensive Improvements now in progress.
O. w. Broeutigan, cigar manutactur-
er of Chicago, is visiting with his family
IN St. Paul. On Friday he took a run
up to New Ulm to see his friend, Hugo
! Fischer.
A caucus was held at Union Hall Sat-
urday evening for the purpose of nomi-
mating two candidates for school direct
ors. A. F, REIN and John Henle were
nominated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler of Minneapolis,
we're guests at the Dakota House the
greater portion of the week. Mr.. Butler
is state agent agent for the National
Cash Register.
Part of the new Driving Park fence
and also several trees in the north end of
town were blown down by the gust of
wind, which came up so suddenly Sun
| day afternoon.
The first advertising car of Lemon
Bros circus was here Friday. From
this point they sent teams with adver-
tising matter into all parts of the sur
rounding country.
Word was received here from Chicago
last week that daughter had made its
appearance in the family of Carl .Furst
Mrs. Furst is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Hauenstein.
VIM. Coe, president of the University
Republican League, was in the city Fri
day evening. Mr.. Coe is the gentleman
who addressed a Republican audience at
Union Hall with Hon. Dan. Morgan last
fall.
A. W. Goessel, advertising editor of
the Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin, is in
the city for few days, the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Karl. Mr.. Goessel at one
time conducted the Review for brief
spell.
Geo. P. Johnson, ex-clerk of the dis.
trict court of Watonwan county, com.
mitted suicide last week by hammerine
out his brains. He was an inmate of the
asylum at St. Peter at one time, but was
released not long ago as having recov-
cred.
A teachers summer school is being
held in St. Peter this week. The follow
ing teachers from this vicinity are in at.
tendance: Edward Gieseke and Arthur
Petry of New Ulm, Frank Weber of La
tayette and Herman Georgius and Eve
lyn Utter of Courtland.
The contract for building the new de.
pot was awarded to E.. c.. Burdick OF
Mankato and provides that the building
shall be of Kasota stone. Mr.. Burdick
commenced operations Monday morning