New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-06-26

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sition of night-watch at the new stock
yards.
The Sleepy Eye and Ft. Rdgely clubs
will play ballat the former place on the
Fourth. ...@.-
Attorney NJ. E. Matthews of Marshall
spent Thursday here on business before
Judge Webber.
Attorneys to arrive late in the week
were C. R. Davis of st. Peter and W. D
Abbott of Winona. ...r' t.. :,
The Turnverein has employed the Mil,
ford Band to furnish music for it's cele
bration on the Fourth. ~
John Knudson, formerly an employee
of B. Behnke & Co., but now of Sleepy
Eye, was in the city Thursday. =
Rev. Norman of the Unitarian Church
in Linden was recently married to Miss
Mary Kvam, a lady of Minneapolis.
Chas. sperling, who left Brown coun-
ty eight years ago for Oregon, returned
recently with the intention of remaining
Mrs. Geo. W. Somerville of Sleepy
Eye spent Saturday here with her hus-
band.
DR.. J. Welcome Jr. of Sleepy Eye has
secured an appointment as one of the
railway surgeons for the Chicago &
North Western.
Freeman P. Lane. prominent Mime
apolis attorney and once leading men,
Der of the legislature, is attending court
here this week.
Hamlin V. Poore of Bird Island held
a meeting at Ft. Ridgely recently for the
purpose of organizing a National Alli-
ance Aid Association.
Henry Heimerdinger has sold his int
crest in the Golden Gate mill to Geo.
Drehr, a former employee. Mr.. Heimer-
dinger thinks of going to California later
on.
AS soon as practicable, Fred Bushard
will start steam laundry here. For the
present he has employed some expert
enced laundry girls from the Twin Ci-
ties.
Peter Knudson of Linden and Miss
Lena Bjoergen were married last Satur-
day at the home of the brides parents.
Only few relatives witnessed the cere-
monies.
Alfred Morawetz of the firm of Mora
wetz & Co., wholesale hat dealers of
Milwaukee, spent a portion of the week
with Albert J. Alvin, their travelling re-
preventative.
Messrs. Steinhauser and Neumann
have concluded to erect brick-veneered
building on their lot north of Geisinger's 8
place at once. The building Will be rs
by so feet and two stories high.
The st. Peter Herald says that DR..
Wicke of Nicellet is a candidate with
good backing for the appointment as
consul to Cape Town. He is said to
have most excellent endorsements.
TIE Y. P. S. of G. E. elected the fol-
lowing new ofic rs Friday afternoon
President, Mrs. McElh1nny; vice-pres1-
dent, Frank Webber; secretary, H. Nc
LELAND; treasurer. Miss Camilla Hirsch.
A party of Pythian Knights went tc
Mankato Thursday night to assist in con-
ferring certain degrees. The party was
composed of H. L. Blethen, A.. g. Wag
ner, Fred Meier, John Palmer and Frank
Baasen. ~.
Jos. Epple and bride returned from
Covington, Kentucky, Thursday after
noon. The Review receives them will
the klndliest of wishes, and hopes fo
their mutual JOY and property while lif,
may last. ....s... .... III. -,
Yesterday morning at the Catholic
church there occurred the marriage o
Jos. Brunner and Miss Hermine Schlump
berger. The bride is a daughter of MI
and Mrs. Schlumpberger of Cottonwoo,
and the, groom an employe of Max Rein
hart.
Rev. Alex Berghold, formerly of thi
city, has been assigned to parish in Gut
tenberg, New Jersey. He has recentl,
purchased sites for buildings at cost o
$5, 900 and will cause to be erected aney
church, new school and also parisl
residence.
Supreme Master Workman Riggs a
the session of the Supreme Lodge in Chi
cago last week appointed JOS A. Eek
stein of this city as one of the commit
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