New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-03

dances in all of the hallsssin the evening
Henry Zieske and wife Of Sleepy Eye
spent Sunday with r.Iand Mrs. Kloss
j ner.
DR.. ]. H. James, the eye and ear spec
ialist, will be at Dr.. Schoch's Office mex
i Sunday. ...
Mrs. G.. g. Reim is enjoying a visit
from her father, Mr:lBeyle, who lives al
Osceola.
If you wish to see the biggest parade
lever held in this section come to New
fUlm tomorrow. r..
I 1t is becoming that all should celebrate
the Fourth, and New Ulm will be strict.
/ ~ the place in which to do it,
I Don't forget that New Ulm will be
the only town to have an grafton te-mor-
row by the governor of the state.
New Ulm has set the pace for bicycle
races. Those at the Driving Park to-
morrow will beat any ever held in the
state.
Mr.. Philip Gross and Miss Ida Sommer
left yesterday afternoon for. Milwaukee
to attend the funeral of Caslmir. Veins
heimer a stepson of Mr.. Gross.
The Fourth Of July Executive Com
mittee request all business men and 9TH
er citizens to decorate. We WILL have an
immense crowd of strangers here, and it
behooves us to receive them royalty.
The twenty-fift anniversary of the
marriage of MIR. and Mrs. Joha Bentzin
of this city was pleasantly celebrated at
their home on Saturday evening. A
large number of friends We're present.
The St. Paul Dispatch of Saturday
states that goodly number of St. Paul
people, among them numerous bicyclists,
will spend the Fourth in New Ulm. Gcv.
Clough will also accompany the party.
g. W. Fl. Heideman BOW has three
distinct varieties of roses, that are alto
gether new to the horticultural world
For the exclusive right to orc, he has
been offered a pr;ncely sum of money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lind entertained about
thirty gentlemen and lady friends at
their elegant home last Thursday even
ing. A delicious repast was served and
a couple of hours spent in pleasant con-
vensasion.
Mess,s. Jordan aasd Cumhey were wit
nesses before the district court last week
in the Zuckermann trial. The former is
credit man for Wvman & Partridge of
Minneapolis ana the latter for the Pow
! ers Dry Goods Go. of St. Paul..
The Lutheran congregation of Spring.
field celebrated the twenty fifth annivers-
ary of the founding of their church on
Sunday. Rev. Kittle of Illinois, the first
minister, Prof. Ernst of St. Paul and Rev.
Kuhre of Nebraska were present.
Among the graduates from the Phar-
| maceutieal department of the Michigan
University last week, was Geo. Doehne
Jr., and, what was better, he stood at the
head of the class in order of merit. The
young man has our hearty congratula-
tions.
Henry Morton, general manager of the
Standard Oil Go. of Chicago, visited over
Sunday with John F. Neumann. He was
drawn here simply out OF curiosity to
see a town that's more talked of through
out the country than any other town of
it's size.
It is given out on reliable authority
that Frank l.. Randall of Winona will be
accorded the Democratic nomination fol
congress in the First District next year
Frank first practiced law in this city and
since leaving here several years ago has
risen to considerable prominence.
The Albert Lea Standard says: Judge
Webber, of the Ninth District, makes
the rounds of the county seats to hold
court on bicycle, and, although large
and dignifed man, he makes a becoming
appearance and finds the new mode Of
locomotion both healthful and enjoya,
BILE.
The ladies of the Evangelical church
conducted avery successful Fair at Union
Hall Thursday afternoon and evening
Refreshments and supper were served
and large amount Of fancy work and
useful articles were disposed of. TIE
ladies cleared in the neighborhood 81
5000.
Fairfax was visited by a disastrous
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