New Ulm review., 1895-05-15
Luther Nichols Of Fairfax spent Sun


Mr. Grimes Of Window was the guest
of N. Mullen over Sunday.
1t. Col. Mead Of Mankato was up Mon
day evening to attend the inspection. 81
Miss George McC Carty of Sleepy Eye
was g visitor IN the city over Sunday.
Col. Bobleter came up from ST Paul
Monday night to attend the inspection
of Co. a.
Atelegram was received by Carl Knospe
last week, stating that his wife had ar
rived safely at Stettin.
a picnic was enjoyed BY quite q num-
Der of city folks at the Behnke fish pond
in Milford Sunday afternoon.
The Brown County Fair this year will
be held in and around Turner Hall on
the 9th, 18th and 9th Of September.
/ DR.. Chas. Haas came up from ST. Paul
Monday to be present at the inspection
of Company A. Of which he is a member.
The water mains to the City cemetery
were completed on Saturday. They will
also be connected with the Driving
Park.
The Sleepy Eye school building was
destroyed by fire Monday evening The
fire originated from the bursting Of a
boiler in the basement.
w. A. Hubbard and family left for
Rockford, I'll, on Friday. They take
with them to their new home the best
wishes of host of friends. . .ss
The marriage of E. B. Schoomacher
and Miss Amy Barr occurred in Sleepy
Eye early last week. Both parties are
quite we'll known in New Ulm.
A delegate meeting of the State Turn
Bezirk will be held in Minneapolis on
the 22nd and 23rd of June. The New
Ulm society will send five delegates.
We acknowledge the receipt from A.
J.. Grimmer of photographs Of the FAM:
Gus old Col. Sellers and Henry Clay
Evans, both Of Tennessee, The former
is now Sc years Of age.
Sen. E. D. French of Redwood Falls
rE. /. rEE 2 & -sE O.
has been chosen as one Of the delegates
from the Second Congressiona District to
the convention Of Republican Leagues
to be held in Cleveland, Ohio, next
month. S$
Mr.. Dillman, inventor of a gas gener -I
ator heating and cooking stoves, exhibited
the apparatus in Beinhorn's building on
Friday with view towards selling the
right to manufacture it for Brown coun-
ty. He did not succeed.
"Out-door life is the natural cond1-
ton of mankind, and the more one can
have of it the better.'' 81 E. I'll
No more delightful recreation than BIZ
cycling.
No other bicycle equals the Columbia.
The Sleepy Eye Herald says: e.. E.
Gilbertson OF Albin was in town Tues
day on his way home from Morgan,
where he had been looking after his
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farming interests. Mr.. Gilbertson has
put in over 200 acres Of fax near Morgan
and expects an abundant harvest.
The marriage of Fred c. Zschunke and
Miss Ora Elliott occurred on Tuesday
evening Of last week at the brides home
in Springfield. Of the groom the Ad-
vance says: The groom came here from
New Jim several years ago and is 3
young man Of industry who is bound tc
have friends wherever he goes.
The Ollie Torbett Concert Co. vii
visit this city about the 31st Of Nav. un
der heavy guarantee. This organiza
tion includes Miss Torbett, the sweet ane
charming violin soloist, and the Lutte
mann Sextette of Swedish singers. Tht
same company appeared in New Uln
several years ago, and it is hardly neces
sary to remind our citizens. Of its merits
The Agricultural Society held a meet
ing at Turner Hall Saturday Afternoon
for the purpose OF acting on PROPOSE
tion from the Breeders Association, re
/ lative to erecting, exhibition buildings 81
the new Driving Park grounds. The
society looked fayorably on the sugges
ton for removal, bur encountered diff. diff
culties in the matter of securing funds
They accordingly voted not to remove.
Coroner Rothenburg came down from
Ispringgfe Tuesday afternoon, and after
l some i llnlyestig ration decided to hold an
inquest IN the case Of Christian Hacker
IA jury was called. witnesses were sum:
moned, both for the com pany and ID Be
half of the relatives If tIn das..,an eos.1J