New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-06-12
The Local
News Of
the Week.

J
a sisit from Chicago.
August Kruger returned from Oregon
to remain last Thursday.
Andrew J. Eckstein has supplied his
drugstore with city water.
The Springfield Fire Co. will Also Or
ganize Relief Association.
Fred Richter isa,ere again from St.
Paul. He will work for Chas. Toberer.
Keossner & Mueller received two car
loads of Minneapolis binders"on Monday.
Prof. RemsR,urg lectured at the Uni.
tartan Church in Minneapolis Sunday.
eEening.
Pension Agent Blanchard has secured
an increase of pension foc. James New
ton of S. aamonth.
The father of G. 81. Ross died at his
home in Florida early III the week. He
was qoite"an aged man.
J. C. Paulser, who lives in the Second
Ward, is dangerously ill. 1t is hardly
Thought tta31at he can recover.
There will be matched game of ball
between the Red Recks and tie New
Ulm Base Ball club this afternoon.
! lori. md OF
present internal revenue collector for
this state, spent Sunday with Mr.. Mullen.
Jos. A. Eckstein went to Chicago Sat-
urdfay to be present at the annual ses-
SION of the Supreme Lodge of A. O. ].
W.
S.8Kuraner, whos2epresents 'the car
NE Teufel" of Detroit, was looking after
subscribers in this <vicinity daring the
week.
Dfs- Schoch and Weiser removed a
camceg from the face of J. G. A. Current
on Thursday. The operation was very
Successful.
The managers of the Driving T ark will
order work to he commenced this week
on grand-stand with a seating capac-
ity o. 800.
At the rife shootat Hunters Rest Sun
day morning John Lila ranked first,
Chas. Hauenstein second and August
Brandt third.
II. C. GerlAch, the Mankato architect,
cames Up Sunday evening to contract with
DR.. s]trickler for plans for anew residence
on Broadway.
A ledge of Herman Sisters is TO be
organized in St. Peter on the l3ta of
June The New Ulm>Society vail assist
IN the INSTALLATION.
Rev. Baumgarten left on Monday for
Wisconsin to spend couple of weeks
with his parents and friends. Mrs. Baum
garten Will visit at Waterville.
Henry steinhauser, Ed. Neumann and
Henry Engel have purchased the lot
just north of Geisinger.:s. They Will
probably start blacksmith shop.
Rev. Hughes, the Cambria minister
who was married recently in Minneapolis.
arrived home on Thursday. He called
on his New Tim friends the DAY follow
ing.
Siebenbrunner & Wilburg will move
into their new blacksmith shop at the
corner of Minnesota and Centre Streets
this week. They urge their farmer friends
to remember this.
\. II. Schleuder and Chas. Stengel of
this city, John B. Scimid of Springfield
and W. R. Hodges Of Sleepy Eye left for
St. Paul yesterday to attend the Grand
Lodge session of the I. O. O. F.
An active effort will soon be made
here to secure lecture by Americas
greatest orator. Col. Robert G. Ingersoll.
Should it be successful, the distinguished
gentleman will he greeted with the larg-
est audience ever gathered within a hall
in New Ulm.
The Midsummer Nights Festival. which
was to have been given at Turner Hall
Park Sunday evening, was prevented by
rain and the chilly weather. A large
number of people gathered in the hall
however, and dancing was INDUCED in
till twelve o'clock. Ice-cream was also
served.
Geo. F. Zimmerman received word
from Senator Ozmun on Monday that he
had passed the examinations for admis-
sion to the bar with highly creditable
standings and that certificate would be
issued to him upon due application. The
young attorney has our congratulations.
Here is an incident, which is not gen.