New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-09-04
THE BROWN COUNTY FAIR.
It Gan be..Made Great Success if the Peo-
ple Give Their Assistance
Races, Ball Game and Fine Exhibits Among
the Attractions,

The coming Brown County Fair will
be just what the people themselves make
ii, and there never was better year for
making it splendid success.
Only little time is left however and
everyone-farmer as we'll as citizen
should turn in and help to make the
event both interesting and instructive.
The Fair will commence next Friday
and last three days.
Friday as previously stated will be
chjldren's day, when all children of the
schools will be admitted free.
Saturday morning there will be races
at the Driving Park from 0 :3Otill noon.
These will consist of bicycle contests,
running races, trotting exhibitions and a
| gentleman's driving race.
In the afternoon there will be con-
! cert at the hall, the music for which will
be furnished by the Star Band. Sunday
| afternoon the band will give another
concert, and the attraction in the even
will be,a. Harvest Ball.
The merchants are taking hold ener-
getically and the exhibits promise to be
of more than usual merit.
Miss Bertha Nogel is visiting friends
| and relatives in Iowa.
Chas. Hornburg Jr left the city for
| the west on Saturday.
The college will receive lady students
this year. The fall term opens tomor-
row.
The Turnverein and Ladies Society
will hereafter hold joint sessions every
month.
Mrs. Geo. Schmidt is enjoying visit
from her sister, Miss Fischer of Chicago,
III.
Mr.. Hansing and family of Mankato
spent the week with Chas. Hansing of
this city.
PhilipsGross arrived home from Vi
| sit in Milwaukee and St. Paul Monday
afternoon.
Horace Newhart went to Owatonna
last week to attend the wedding of a
| friend from Illinois.
Mrs. Griebel of Cottonwood had her
arm broken in a runaway accident the
forepart of the week.
Mrs. A. G. Wagner and sor, Dick, of
Mankato have been visiting with Mrs
Blanchard for several days.
Crone Bros. have adorned one of their
windows with a fine display Of fur goods,
including d mounted leopard.
Miss Graft was down from Sleepy Eve
Monday and arranged for an exhibit OF
needle work at the County Fair.
Fred Book went to Candy to take
| charge of certain work that his firm ha6
subcontracted from A. C. Ochs.
f. II. krook, now occupying DR.
| Schools house, has rented the first story
of the Wicherski residence on Centre
| Street.
Anton Lockway and wife will ret1rr
to Bohemia to live. Mr.. Lockway ha
recently fallen heir to an income which
re will collect Immediately upon his ar
| rival.
The August Schell Brewery is being
improved again by an extensive addition
to the malt house. The extension viii
consist of three story BRICK building
SO by 81 feet, and supplied with al
modern conveniences. Wo,kmen are
now busy pushing it to completion.
Mrs. Setter and daughter, Ella, arrived
home from their European trip Thurs.
day afternoon. both enjoying good health
and having glowing reports to give OF
their extended visit in Germany, Austria
Italy, Switzerland, France and England
In Germany they were fortunate enough
to meet Mr.. Lieher, who is now a United
States consul, but in Switzerland thew
missed DR.. Mueller, who happened to be
travelling in another portion of the con-
J tinent at the time. After reaching this
country they visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustav Fischer at Philadelphia and Mr..
and Mrs. Tory Oleson at Washington.
People who were up last night after