New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-10

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Work on Minnesota street commenced
yesterday.
Miss FRANKIE left for St. Paul Monday
to spend her vacation.
Miss Viola Koch spent the Fourth
with her brother at Candy.
S. A. McElhinney will 60 to Pierre this
week and be gone some time.
st. Peter claims population of 1880
including the hospital inmates.
Miss Minnie Meyer is spending the sum-
mer with friends at Golden Gate.
The Misses Wilson of Mankato are Wis
iting with their sister, Mrs. Welcome.
Eugene Pfefferle is spending few days
with relatives at Brookings, South Dako-
ia.
Judge Weber and Stenographer Eek
stein are attending coart at Lake Benton
this week.
Miss Mar; Buschers of CORTLAND is
spending the summer with relatives at
Princeton.
A. J. Elkins of Minneapolis spent the
Fourth here with his wife at the home of
f. H. Behnke
Lind & Hagberg's store room in the
Masonic Block has been rented for bust
ness purposes.
Misses Katie Moll, Mary Kiefer and
Annie Schwertfeger were the guests last
week of Mrs. Henry Neumann.
Geo. Doehne ,Jr. returned from Ann
Arber Friday evening. He will spend
the summer here with his parents.
Chas. Brust Jr. arrived home from
Chicago Wednesday evening and will
spend couple OF weeks with his parents.
Mrs. Helen Setter and party will sail
from Europe for home on the 10th of
August. They are now in Baden-Baden.
J. B. Schmid, VIM. Mueller and Frank
Jaehn came down from Springfield Mon
day to attend the funeral of Albert Win
kelmann.
Jos. Groebner,a workman on the gravel
train, was quite badly injured last week
by falling between the cars. He narrow
ly escaped death.
Mr.. Kolan, the new janitor at the COL
lege, arrived from St. Paul on Monday.
Mrs. Schultz, the former matron has re-
moved to Winona.
Among the outsiders who were in the
city Thursday were Philip Liesch of St.
Paul. Otto BAG. of Redwood Falls and
Chris. Rinkel of St. Peter.
Wenzel Stadther of West Newton Was
kicked in the abdomen by young colt
on the Fourth and is now in a. cr1ticalcon-
dition and suffering great PAIN.
VIM. Winkelman of Helena, Montana,
John Peuser of St. Paul and FIR. Koehne
OF Sleepy Eye were here Monday to at
tend the funeral OF the deceased police
man.
Mrs. Martin Hose of Tracy is visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hauenstein. On the Fourth she enioyed
II visit from Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Fuller
also of Tracy.
At the rifle shoot Sunday morning the
following scored highest in the order
named: John Lila, Ernst Brandt ST.. F,
Grebe, VIM. Pfaender Jr. and John
Hauenstein Jr.
The house of julius Frank was entered
by thieves on the Fourth and the owner
robbed of about 500 in money, M.
Leary's home was also entered but MOTH
Jig was removed.
Gov. Clough was accompanied on his
visit to our city last Thursday by Mrs.
Clough, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Barrows and
Master Earl Barrows. They remained
till Friday morning.
Mrs. B. Follman will leave this week
for trip through the east. Among the
points of interest that she will visit are
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and Cincinnati.
Jos. Wilfarth, who suicided in Sigel q
week ago, made his will before taking
leave. In this will he bequeathes all his
to his daughter and makes
John B. Schmid his executor.
Lemen Bros circus which visits this
city on the 31st, is one of the largest
shows now travelling. They have their
own train of thirty cars and carry men
agerie that is well worth SEEING.