New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-06-05

Schulz is seriously i'll. rs
Geo. Lane is IN the city this week,
| a guest at Hotel Wien.
| jacob Pfenninger will leave for Spo-
kane Falls next Wednesday.
Geo. Raverty, the well known Home
farmer, is reported to be quite. sick
Prof. Jache was up from Mankato .
couple days Of last week ON business.
schaible died yesterday morning,
| at the home Of his sister, Mrs. Anton
lZieher.
| Mrs. Kohler of Mankato visited over
Sunday with some OF her New Ulm
friends.
III. II. Schepekahm7s pension was re-
duced instead of increased as reported
last week.
Vogelpohl 8 spaeth have just COM
pleted fine organ for the Evangelical
CnQrcl at LIE SW1ur.
A box Car was wrecked in the depot
yards on Saturday while being switched
to one of the side tracks.
I. NJ. Olson, late of this city, delivered
the Memorial Day address at Sleepy Eye.
It is said to have been fine one.
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Jos. Sattler is at work upon a large
group picture of the members of the
Turnverein Ut will contain 1875 photo
graphs:
Carl Crone and family left for Battle
Creek, Michigan, on Thursday. Mr..
Crone goes for treatment at tie celebrat-
ed sanitariusn.
Henry Hulke of CORTLAND was in
dicted by the grand jury at st. Peter last
week for indecent assault and fined $10O
which he paid.
Albert Behnke and wife,F. II. Behnke
and wife and 'Chas. Brust attended the
funeral of James Current in Home town
ship last Friday. Is:
Paul Albreoht, New Ulm boy, now
living at Fairfax, has been appointed
deputy sheriff of Renville county by
Sheriff Wickmann.
The dance7gi by Eckstein's orches.
ira Sunday evening was as pleasant as
1t was largely attended. Nearly fifty
couples were present.
The citizens of Albin intend to ce!e.
brate the Fourth this year on Julius
Grotta's farm. Augustin Unger will de-
liver an address in Norwegian.
There is no TRUTH in the report that
Ferdinand Bachman and Aug. Wind.
horn would builda mill at Nicollet. The
project Was contemplated, but did not
realize.
Miss Anna Wyatt, a teacher in the
Marshall schools, stopped off here over
Sunday while on her way home to Man.
kato. She was the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. Campbell.
Robert Scherer and wife will return
i from Albert Lea this week and occupy
the Pless residence on Broadway. Robert
will remain here for the rest of the year
| and assist his father. g..
The Springfield Advance says that
Gustav schwarzrock, who disappeared
rather suddenly, has written letters to
Ferdinand Bigot, stating that he is tend
ing bar at Phillipsburg, Montana.
The Chautauqua Circle met last even
ing with Mrs. Weiser. Arrangements
were perfected for the lecture by Hon.
Ignatius Donnelly which will be given
sometime during Court week June 10.
The eldest daughter Of County Audit
or Bertrand died last Wednesday morn
ing at their home in Sleepy Eye. She
was little over seven years old, and
had been i'll but short time with pneu-
monia. ts
At the Congregational Conference in
Marshall next week Mrs. Mowery of this
city is to be one of the leaders in the
Prayer Service and Rev. Campbell is to
read a sketch of the history of the church
in New Ulm.
The ball games on Thursday between
the Red Rocks and the High School Boys
resulted in victories for the former. The
first was won by score Of 81 to 7 and
the second, consisting of four innings, by
a score of to 8. 5s
In Fairfax on Wednesday there oc-
CURED the marriage Of a. ". Rieke, the
village justice, and Miss Lena E. Mauer
er. The groom has many friends in New
Ulm who have none but the best ofwish