New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-08-14

The railway steam shovel is again at
work in this city. Conductor Price is in
charge.
81. L. Henry has removed to Mankato
and occupies the residence of DR..
Andrews.
Geo. Schmidt and family and the o.
valid brothers, drove to Gibbon Sunday
to see Otto Pless.
The families of Chas. L. Roos, Prof.
Nix and Hugo Fischer are enjoying an
outing at Meyers Creek.
The large wax candle at Crone Bros.
Store will be lighted this evening ard al
lowed to burn until consumed.
The mother of Ex-senator Tom Bow
en- died at Colorado Springs last week
and was brought to Blue Earth county
for burial.
VIM. Mueller, the Springfield cigar
manufacturer, was in the city Monday.
While here he purchased cash register
of G. W. Block.
john G. Rudolph spent portion of
the week in the western part OF the
county, looking after matters for the
| Brown Co. Bank.
Mrs. G. H. Helmes and children of St.
Paul are guests at the Dakota House
They will remain until the return of Mrs.
Setter from Europe.
Mrs. John Larson and children drove
over to Hutchinson the latter part of the
week and will visit for few days with
Mr.. Larson's cousin.
Chas. Peck oe Minneapolis has pur-
chased the Gunderson farm in northern
Lafayette. HIS son-in-law, Christian
Schoberg, will rent it.
The families of VIM. Koch and Mr.
Wagner, who have been camping fol-
several weeks at Swan Lake, returned to
! the city yesterday.
Misses Tillie Schuetz and Herta Hers
intend to enter the Winona Normal this
year for the purpose of acquainting
themselves with Kindergarten work.
A. H. Lienhard goes to Chicago to. day
to buy his fall stock of dress goods. He
will also visit his old home at Nauvoo.
Illinois, where his parents still reside.
G. G. Krcok of Marshall is spending a
few days here with his parents. He has
completed his studies in the law office of
NJ. E. Matthews and will now enter an
off re in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Jos. Vogel celebrated her BIRTH
day anniversary at the Fish Pond We'd
nesday afternoon. a throng of visitors
were present and all we've treated to sup
per and an enjoyable time.
Chas. Emmerich arrived here from
Cincinnati Saturday evening and pleas.
antly surprised the Scherer and Pfaender
families, to whom he is related. He re,
NAMED only till yesterday.
A bouncing healthy boy was born rc
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sapey Friday eve.
ming. The Review congratulates the
parents, and hopes for long and use
full life for the little fellow.
The school board has rcoreanized b,
electing Hornburg president, REIN secre
tary and Schapekahm treasurer. Baa7'
Bluhm and Eyer have been appointed a
janltors for the different buildings.
The people at the Nogel Fish Pont
broke camp Sunday night. The young
ladies have been living at this beautiful
resort tor two weeks and have been hav
ing an excellent time to say the least.
The marriage of Henry Sublia, for.
merly Of this city, and Miss Lena Ed
! wards Of Tracy occurred recently at the
latter place. y reception at the home
nf Martin Hose followed the ceremonies,
Dick Randall, who used to teach
school in this neighborhood and who is
now a lawyer in Winona, was married a
few days ago to Miss Minnie Browne.
one of Winona's estimable young ladies.
The Southern Lyceum Bureau are en-
deavoring to secure dates in New Ulm
for Lectures by one or more Of the fol-
lowing noted orators: Gen. Gordon.
Henri Watterson, Champ Clark and Sam
Jones.
Major Holcomb, Capt. Hopkins and
Mr.. Anderson Of the Fl. Ridgley monu-
ment commission met at the old Fort
grounds last Friday and surveyed the five
acre tract recently purchased for park
purposes.