New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-09-18
Rain fell Saturday night to the depth

Rain fell saturday night to the depth
Iof "a inches.
The membership of the Maennerchor
| has been sWelled to thirty
Geo Kemp, the new druggist at, Fair
i Tax, Tax, was II II the city Monday.
Geo. Seller Of lie saear was in the city
Monday, ling on old friends.
Cbas Hey mann has rented the Hum
mel residence on Center Street.
4 Dr. Stamm was called from st. Paul
Sunday to see Anton Manderfeld oi
Sigel. s#5.
Andrew j. Eckstein went to Pierre
Monday TO be present at the wedding of
his brother
Aspecial train will leave Tracy sun
day n morning, nil g, to accommodate visitors
to the band tournament.
John Haenze, Herman Rieke and
l s. f
Emil Draeger went to St. Paul Park
Monday to attend college.
Mrs. ATmin Steinhauser left on Mon
day for prolonged visit with friends
in Michigan, Ohio and Kentucky
| Rev. w. p. Baumgarten left yesterday
morning for st. Paul to attend the
Northern German Annual Conference
which commences today and continues
until next Monday.
Geo. Andrews, the baritone of the An
drews Opera Co., was in the city We'd
nesday, trying to arrange for the appear
ance of the company here next Thursday.
He asked for guarantee of $3.50, but in
his effort to secure this was unsuccessful.
While here he was fortunate enough to
meet old schoolmates like DR.. l.. A..
Fritsche and Attorney Hagberg.
At the Agricultural Society meeting
Saturday afternoon, thirty-six new mem-
bers were admitted and upon the sugges-
ton of Secretary Roos, a committee of
five was appointed to consult with the
Breeders Association relative to holding
the Fair on their grounds in the future.
From Treasurer Kossnel's report it de-
veloped that the Association had cleared
about $3.50 through the last Fair
The following were among the State
FAIR visitors last week: NJ. Mullen, Lor-
enz Flor, Col. Baasen and wife, LYMAN
Fuller, DR.: Marden, r. H. Behnke and
wife, Alex Ottomeyer, John Henle and
wife, Louie Mueller, VIM. Bierbaum, G..
A. Hagberg, Dr.. Behnke, W. A. Fenscke,
W. Eibner, Albert Meyer, Isidor Heinen,
f. Walther and wife, F. Heimerdlnger
and wife, Miss Doehne, Miss Kiesling
and Mrs. Theo. Wehye.
Mahara S Colored Minsrrels were greet
ed with large audience Sunday eve
ming and those who were present saw
negro minstrelry in at least one phase
of it. The performance was not up to
that give two years ago and had it not
been for Billy Young. it would have fall
len below the average. He however gave
the people some clever and intelligent
work and was enthusiastically applauded
for his efforts. The centortionist was
also good, but the dancing of the young g
man in female attire and with the fe1ni-
nine voice disgusted all. Such approach
es to the vulgar may go we'll with some
audiences bat they never will in New
Ulm.
One hundred and fifty children and
fully full as many grown people -. such was
the attendance at the Turner picnic at
Mack's place on Sunday. The grounds
are we'll suited for such a purpose, and
all necessary arrangements for the amuse-
i
ment OF the visitors had been made pre-
vious to going out. Benches were hur-
riedly erected and at noon dinner was
served to all those present "a task for
the ladies that men would never think Of
undertaking. Athletic exercises, run
ni ming and jumping, foot ball, throwing
quoits and hoops and many more siml-
lar methods Of amusement were in
dulged IN, and the Gay passed rapidly
and with satisfaction to all, especially
the children. a3l 15
It is with pleasure that the Re
view records this week marriage
which occurred at the Catholic Church
yesterday morning and which uniitess
linVedl lock two ofour best known people,
Mr.. George Grag and Miss Emily Baer.
The groom IS known to everybody as
the proprietor Of one Of the leading
stores Of the city and as such he has been
successful. Among the young society
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