New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-08-07


VIM. Rhode, the merchant tailor, ar.
rived here yesterday with two men.
Hugo Boock has accepted position
| as clerk in the drugstore Of Andrew
J. Eckstein.
Under date of July IS, Werner Boesch
sends regards to all friends from the Alps
in Switzerland.
F. W. Blackman, formerly of Spring.
field, has been appointed to a position on
the Tracy police force
Ex-Congressman Hall drove over from
Renville county last Wednesday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen.
Rye is being shipped from New Ulm to
the eastern markets. This is the first
time in twenty years that the crop has
exceeded the local demand.
MIR. Jones, representing the Minneapo-
lis Journal, was.looking over the crops
in this vicinity during the week and his
report appeared in Saturdays paper.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give an ice. cream social at
tie church parlors next Tuesday even
ing, August 18th. All are cordially in.
vited.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
GALES last Thursday. This is the thir-
teenth child and the parents are to be
congratulated on having most Of them
alive.
Two gold rings and watch chain.
belonging to Miss Edith Sackett, were
stolen from the home of j. Green On
the evening of circus day. No clew to
the thief.
Mr.. Sutton, the state boiler Inspector
came up from St. Paul Wednesday to in
spect the boiler in the Empire Mill. Mr.
Sutton received his appointment under
Gov. Nelson.
Miss Minnie Fischer left for NIinneap.
oils Wednesday to attend the University
Summer Training School. She will de-
vote her attention principally to kinder.
garten work.
j. K. Moore, we'll known here as the
old time editor of the St. Peter Tribune
has sold his residence property in St.
Paul to Gen. Clapp, and will make Cal.
ifornia his permanent home.
The case of Neumann VS.. Book Bros.
which was appealed from justice court
by the defendants was decided by Judge
Weber on Saturday. The decision is
again in favor of Neumann.
Augusta. Fabel and wife of Norwood
were here Saturday and Sunday. Mr.
Fabel is the owner of Minnie R., mare
that is now being trained at the loca
track for the coming races.
The following Springfield people have
been New Ulm visitors during the pas
week: Mrs. Lehrer and children, Mrs
Grimm and children and the Misses Der.
tina, Victoria and Katie Schmid.
Travelling Freight Agent Weston O.
the Northwestern Road estimates tina
the wheat crop from Waseca to Dakota
Will average IS bushels to the acre. HI
has personally visited every section.
DR.. Hirsch enjoyed a visit the forepar1
Of the week from his nephew, Mr.. Thrane
of New York, who at the present time Is
manager for the Ellen Beach Yaw Con
cert Co., of which Max Dick is a mem.
Der.
At the last meeting of the directors Of
the New Ulm Building and Loan Associ
alton it was decided to hold all meetings
with the exception of the annual one, al
Col. Pfaender's otfiCe-the office of the
secretary.
Horatio Werring, formerly of this
county, loses over $4,000 through the
failure of the Beard bank in Fairfax. HI
was the only one of the banks bondsmer
for county deposits that could be hello
for the county's loss.
The court house officials have orga
nized Bowling Club. The honors fo1
brilliant playing have so far hedgec
about Capt. Burg and Auditor Bertrand
but it is confidently claimed by the north
side that Waterloo is yet in store fol
them.
Prof. Schmidt and wife of Faribaul1
spent portion of the week with VIM
Ochs. Mr.. Schmidt is one of the instruc
tors in the Deaf and Dumb Institute al
Faribault and is mute himself, as is al
so his wife. They are now enjoying thei1
honeymoon.