New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-06-19

Nm. kunze, upon graduating from
the State University was granted . State
Teacher's Certificate without. ex amiina-
ton.
fhey are now talking Of having q lee
ture by Tom Reed in ST. Peter. Why
Can't New UIm citizens interest them
selves ii getting these great men to visit.
us2
Mrs. Chas. Schonlau arrived here from
Chicago yesterday and will spend the.
summer with her mother, Mrs. Crone.
Mr.. schonlau and son, Theo., have gone.
to Germany, where the latter will com
plete his studies.
Il appears that Rev. Scots ofense
did not consist in kissing a hired girl but
in kissing handsome married woman
at sSanborn. He claims that it was done
only IN a joking manner, and his wife
supports him in this assertion.
3. Koch of Quincy, Ill, quietly
dropped into New Ulm last Thursday
and treated his relatives, some of whom
ne had not seen for many years and none
OF whom recognized him, to a genuine
surprise. He is cousin of Mrs. Jos. A.
Eckstein and Miss Viola Koch, whose
guest at present he is.
W. E. Koch, J. J. Green, DR.. Stfickler
and brother and We editor listened to
Henry Watterson at St. Peter Monday
evening. He IS a magnificent speaker
and the tribute which he pays to the
memory of honest and gentle Abe Lin
coin Is truly worthy of one of the great
est orators of our time.
The following ladies went to St. Peter
Friday to assist in the installation of Of
ticers of new lodge just organized
there: Mesdames Baarsch. Hauenstein,
Spoerhase, Stengel, Loheyde, Mueller,
Bellm, Hartmuth, Bosck, Flor, Hummel
and Neumann and the Misses Baarsch
Frenzel, Gebser, Kuehnel and Loheyde.
Jos. Epple left for CovIngton, Ken
lucky, Wednesday last on mission of
great Importance to himself and at least
| to one other. This mission was none less
than that of joining himself in matri-
mony with Miss Rose outoff, a sister
Of Mrs. VIM. Silverson of this city. The
happy event was to have occurred yes
terday and the Review expects soon to
be able to give the young couplea cor
dial welcome back to New Ulm.
A trotting race occurred at the new
track Monday afternoon between the
horses Of Ellaf Alleson of Lake Hanska
and Alfred Helling of Linden. Two
heats were run, the horse of the former
winning. Time-suficiently fast to be
interesting. Mr.. Helling left his horse
with Trainer Greer and at the end of a
month, it is expected that another race
will be run. Otto Baarsch, DR.. Behnke
add E: G. Gilmore acted as judges.
Ferdinand Thiele "a workman at schell's
had quite tussle with the big black bear
early last week, and as result carries
about several slight wounds. He had
entered the pit ia which the bear is kept
in order to cleanit, when the animal boldly
made an assault. Tniele carried a pitch.
fork, but was unable to use it to advan.
tage aud accordingly a hand to-hand con-
test ensued. Thiele finally vanquished
his antagonist, but not until he was con-
siderally scratched and bitten T..
Ernst Geschmeidler, who had visited
this city several times as member of
the Milwaukee Theatre Company, died
Oh the 18th, while enroute to Vienna.
Austria, whittier he started three weeks
ago to visit his mother. When he
reached Frankfort on the Main, an alb.
scess with which he has been troubled
more Or less for TWO years became so
painful that an operation was performed
from the effects of which he died. Gesch-
meidler was the comedian of the Mil
waukee Theatre Company and had sue
ceeded in establishing quite reputation
as a talented actor. He first appeared in
America as member of the company
which accompanied Gallmeyer, the fam
Gus soubrette. He afterwards TILED an
engag cement with the Amberg company
of New York.
On Wednesday VIM. Liebold, who
lives near Laniberton, was brought to
this city and DR.. Fritscbe removed a
bullet from his shoulder. On the Sun
day night previous Liebold went to his
brother n-law's house and made an.ef-
fort to scare the occupants for the fun
there was in it. He then tried the door
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