New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-08-21

1 Frank Zschunke is helping out at the
Review Office this week.
Division Freight Superintendent Gar
vim was in the city Friday.
Misses Kuehnel and Rinkel returned
on Thursday from months visit in the
Sanity City.
Andrew j. DIN arrived from Wash
ington Monday evening. Mr.. Olin is to
be the cashier for the new bank
Max Burg is making a business trip
west this week in place of his brother,
William. who has been sick for several
days.
1t is reported that DR.. Stricken will
remodel the City Drug Store and Post
Office buildings, giving to both a plate
glass front.
Mr.. Emerich, who was the guest of the
Scherer and Pfaender families all of the
week, left for home Monday afternoon.
He lives at Cincinnati.
Ernst Crete of Des Moines. Iowa, has
been spending the week with his cousin,
G. A. Hers. Mr.. Crete is baker and
talks some of locating here.
At Springfield Friday night tramp
was run over by freight train and
killed. No one knows who he was, and
no particulars are given as to the manner
of his death.
At the rifle club shoot Sunday morr-
ing. the following was the score out of
possible $50: VIM. Pfaender Jr., 159 F.;
Lila. 1856; Voss, 1875 august Brandt, 1874
Grebe and 1t. Scherer, each 113. Next
Sunday will conclude the seasons work.
Harrison L. Schmidt, the young Man.
kato lawyer, was in the city Wednesday,
and visited his uncle, DR.. Lipp. Just be.
fore coming here, Mr.. Schmidt was mar
ried to young lady of Mankato who
has enjoyed the esteem of all her &C..
quaintances.
Senator Larson and Banker Campbell
Of Winthrop were in the city Sunday.
1t is rumored that these gentlemen are
interested to considerable degree in the
new railroad project which contemplates
a line through New UIm from Winthrop
to Mankato.
The races on Aug. 18th were interest
ing and showed that the efforts of the
boys are appreciated. Fred Brust took
all the honors, riding the mile in 3:Ol
and the half in tride over "a. VIM,
Pfefferle had first place in the half mile
but was disqualified.
| Chas. W. Block has sold his saloon
stock and fixtures to Mic Schraut who
will take possession September 1st.
Charlie has accepted a lucrative position
as travelling salesman for Mink Bros. of
St. Paul, and the Review wishes him
success in his new venture.
| Prof. Lugger, the state entomologist
and a thorough student of horticulture,
pronounces Charlie Heideman's cherries
the finest that he knows Of. The cherry
is hybred, being cross between the
sand cherry and the native plum, and is
certainly new to the horticultural world
| At the Catholic church on Monday
there occurred the marriage of John Lii
la and Miss Anna Bartl. The groom is
| well-knoWn in New Ulm and it is need
less to say that he has the best wishes of
large number of friends. The Review
| adds its congratulations and hopes for a
happy and prosperous union for both.
Some of our base ball enthusiasts will
go to Redwood Falls to-day to witness
the game between Redwood and Brain
erd. These clubs are to play three
games for large purse and all three are
sure to prove interesting. On Friday
and Saturday, the Brainerds will meet
the St. Peter Grays for the second time
this season. -
Mrs. M. Martinka of this city swore
out warrant before Squire O'Brien in
Ridgley last week, charging Mrs. Eisen-
reich with assault and battery. The de-
PENDANT pleaded guilty and paid $17.75
for her fun. This makes the second wo-
man that Mrs. Eisenreich has pounded
within the last six weeks, having paid
$85 for the first offense.
Prof. Lugger's reputation as the cham
pion chinch bug exterminator is in dan
ger, andIl the hated blackbird is the crea-
ture destined to rob him of his laurels.
In the town Of Home, the farmers have
been noticing the rapid and complete
disappearance of bugs and investigation