New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-06-12

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kee yesterday to visit his sister.
Mrs. Claus Antony arrived froan Ore
gon last week to visit with relatives.
H. Puengsl.formerly of this city, has
rented a photograph gallery inst. Peter.
DR.. Schoch is attending meeting of
the State Medical Board in St. Paul to-
day,
Miss Clara Doehne entertained a party
of friends at her home on Saturday
evening.
II. Ramme enjoyed visit this week
from his two cousins, whose home is at
St. Peter.
August Marstner, type ON the Kan
sas City Press, is visiting his parents in
this city,
Mrs. Bogen has a bed ef cactus plants
with at least Thousand blossoms. It
is worth seeing.
John Schumacher has been appointed
postmaster at Leaverworth. He sue
ceeds John Huiras.
Mrs Albrecalt and children of st. Paul;
are spending'the summer at the Pfaen-;
der homestead. in Milford.
Antoa ,Ochs went to Faribault Thurs
day to attend the Saengerfest of the
Minnesota Saengerbund.
Don't forget the Company A picnic at
the Hermann's Heights Sunday after
noon. Help the boys along.
A teachers. institute for Nicollet Conn-
ty wall he held at st. Peter 'duEing the
week, commencing July Sth.
A geodImany of the Lutheran congre-
CATION went down to Niocllet Sunday to
pastioiBatesin the Missions Feast.
At the meeting of the A gricultural So
ciety Saturday afternoon it was decided
to hold the Fair on Sept 6, Z andas.
VIVA. .Koepke will represent the ILL.,
theran congregation of hhis city at the
Minnesota Synod in St. Paul next week.
Children's Day was.observedin ina plea
SAINT manner at the CO Church
on Sunday The attendance was unusu-
ally large.
Springfield has concluded to celebrate
| the Fourth. Committees of leading cit
liens are now actively engaged in max
ing arrangements.
The War Department has presented
Alonzo Pickle of Golden Gate with a
medal of honor for saving the life of a
SUPERIOR officer during the war.
The city has new source of.income.
1t arises from contributions in he,shape
of monthly fines from certain ilaegiti-
mate resort within the city limits.
Fred Pfaender, Paul Voss, Henry En-
gel, Ed .Retry and VIM. Herian wis 90
to St. Paul on the 22nd to represent the
local Turhverein at the annual state meet
ing.
The city council has chosen Charles
Brust to fill the unexpired terra of H.,G.
Mueller as city treasurer. The selection
is one that will meet with general ap-
prevail
Col. Vim. Pfaender returned from Ger
many Monday afternoon, feeling in good
health and we'll pleased over the trip.
His daughter will remain in Germany for
several weeks.
TIE south side of the second story of
Turner Hall will be fitted up for living
rooms for the janitor, Mr.. Keller. The
lodges now occupying this section will
move into the Company A room.
A. J. Eckstein, W. G.. Alvin and Chas.
Weschcke went to St. Paul yesterday to
attend the annual meeting of the State
Pharmaceutical Association. The cele-
DRAFTED Prof. Remington is to deliver the
leading address.
Prof. F. W. Spencer, a violin and
guitar virtuoso, will give an entertain
ment at Turner Hall on the evening of
the 18th. Wherever he has appeared IN
the west, the papers speak highly of his
work and tell us that his playing is
amusing and entertaining. as we'll as ar
tistic.
About thirty men commenced to re-
move the railroad stock yards yesterday
morning, to make place for the new de-
pot which will be built at once. 1t will
be a fine structure and supplied with
water and sewer system. together with
closets. The old depot will be moved
to Third South Street.
J. E. Remsburg's three lectures at