New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-10-30
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boys to Texas.
VIM. Koch viii go to New York this
week on business.
Tony Wiesner went to Morgan We'd
nesday on business.
]. Current returned from MS Indiana
visit Saturday afternoon.
Richard Baasen went to St. Paul last
week to visit II. Mel elland.
Hjalmar and Nora Ouren of Linden.
are attending school in Minneapolis.
Louie Muellerreturned from his South
Dakota collecting trip last Saturday.
John G. Geiger is collecting through
out the country for Klossner & Mueller.
Miss Thea Harbo Of Linden will teach
school in Districts IN Albin this win
ter.
Attorney Olson Of Springfield trans
acted legal business in this city on Mon.
day. n. n
Doc Fish, the ex-editor Of the Great
West, has just started q paper in York
State.
Rev. Albrecht attended Mission Fes-
tival at WATERFOWL, South Dakota, on
Sunday.
Mr.. Wegman, son of the president Of
the Germania Turnverein Of Chicago spent
Sunday here. 4
M. Mullen and wife went to st. Peter
Wednesday to attend the marriage of
Miss Mary Mulvehill.
Chas. Wagner and wife,. accompanied
by Miss Fenscke of Eden, left for Cali
fornia Monday afternoon.
Jens Jensen, who recently sold his farm
near Evan, will leave for Denmark to-
morrow for two months visit.
Hon. John Lind, Chas. L. Roos and
VIM. Koch were business visitors at Min
neapolis last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Heimerdinger Of Golden Gate
witnessed the production If tE1n toller
Eicfall" at Turner Hall Sunday evening.
The members of Flandreau Camp will
give social at the Masonic Hall to-.nor-
row evening. The families of the men,
bers will participate. -
L. G.. Vogel is in the East this week
On business for the Empire Mill. He
will visit New York, Pittsburg, Phila-
delphia and other points. .~
Before leaving for California Chas
Wagner rendered his resignation as presl-
dent of the Electric Light Co. His sue.
cessor has not yet been elected.
Philip Gross Of Milwaukee and Mr.
Koerper of Hartford We're in the city dur.
Ing the week attending to matters con.
nected with the estate of Philip Gross
deceased.
A tramp stole an overcoat belonging
to Henry Manderfeld from the store Of
Klossaer & Mueller Saturday afternoon
He managed to get cut of town with il
without being detected.
Capt. Leroy Newton, steamboat cap.
tain On'the Minnesota lin the early DAYS,
died la Redwood county last week at the
advanced age of 20. He was well-known
to the old-timers of New Ulm.
The Turnverein anniversary celebra.
ton this year will be strictly private
that'is for the members and their fami-
lies only. This was a practice adopted
several years ago, and the large member
ship'makes it practically necessary.
The S1bley county-seat contest case is
settled. Scmerville of Sleepy Eye rep
resented the cause of Gaylord, but the
commissioners were evidently politicians
who We're looking ahead at least five
years. ~s I'll. $780,.
Grand Chancellor Milham organized an
Endowment Rank among the Pythian
Knights of this city last week and the
following are the officers: President. S.
A. McElhinny; vice president, ALT. J.
Vogel; Secretary, W. G. Alvin; medical
examiner, DR.. j. L. School,.
While Johnny Quense was removing
some sand from the muzzle of a loaded
gun on Saturday, the shell exploded and
the contents were sent through two of
the fingers of his left hand, necessitatino
the amputation Of the index firger at the
second joint. Dr.. Weiser treated the
wound.
Mr.. Killish, farmer living north
east Of Tracy, has novel law suit on his
hands, having brought suit against the
New Ulm Elevator Company for selling