New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-08

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Louis Merkleberg Of this county has
just returned from . three months Yiisii'
/ IN Denmark.
Mrs. +. H. Behnke will go to Mime:
lapolis on the 9Th to attend meeting d
the Grand Chapter Of the Eastern stal
Order.
The dance which was to have been hello
at the Milford Club House Sunday eve,
ming was postponed for a week on ac
count Of the heavy rain. sf5=
The st. Peter Herald says that a daugh
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. @. A
johnson last week. Mrs. johnson IS {,
daughter of H. G. Mueller Of Courtland
While fishing il the Minnesota on Fri
day, John Dengler slipped from tht
bank into the water and cut large hole
in his leg. The injury is a painful one
Prof. Hess Of Sleepy Eye will be ont
of the examiners in the competitive con
test for appointment to the naval schoo
at Annapolis. The examination takes
place at Mankato tomorrow.
Chas.B .Brust and wife, and the Misses
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Alice Haeberle and Mary Bogen went te
Golden Gate Saturday evening to partic.
ipate in the crystal wedding celebration
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. Fr. Heimerdinger.
August Kiesling has moved the large
barn which stood on Minnesota Street to
the rear end Of the lot. Mr. Mesling is
evidently preparing for the improvement
which was announced some time ago.
Werner Boesch, together with his wife
and two children, will leave for Germa-
ny and other parts Of Europe next Fri.
day. They will be gone several months,
and the Review wishes them a pleasant
journey. vi IS.
A barn, owned by Mrs. M. Zleske in
Courtland township, was destroyed by
fire few nights ago, together with one
horse, eight cows and some feed and har-
nesses. The fire was caused by the ex-
DlOsiOn of a lantern. s&$t
II. F. Setter, w. r. Edwards and G.
H. Jessup, members fthe Tracy School
board: were in the city Thursday for the
purpose of inspecting our public school
building. From here they went to Min.
neapolis on a similar mission. -
Bicycling on Columbia is one Of the
pleasantest and most beneficial exercises
if it be practised with discretion. There
is no need of trying to ride half-centu.
ry every day, or even like a streak every
time you go out for constitutional.
Next Sunday afternoon all the turning
classes will be examined publicly at Tur
ner Hall The examination will be helc
between 2 and o'clock and then vii
follow a supper till 600 All parents
and friends Of physical culture are inyit
| ed to attend. .=s ..ss s@s
DIR. Frltsche informs us that at leas
500 worth of anti toxine has been used
in this city since Christmas and SO fal
with excellent results. New Ulm wa
the first city in the state, outside Of st
Paul and Minneapolis, in which tn,
preparation was used. 81.
Workmen commenced last week re
modelling the store Of Mr.. Loheyde. A
| fine new front will be put in, the build
ing will be extended and another stor,
added, all Of which will not only. add te
the convenience Of the owner, but to th.
appearance Of the street as we'll.
At Sleepy Eye Sunday evening YOUNG
Fred Koehne was shot in a quarrel by
young fellow, named 'Haegele, who ono,
worked as a tinsmith in this city. Th,
bullet passed through the rear Of hi
neck and narrowly escaped killing him
Haegele fired second shot, but missed
aim. Il 53ss s.5.
"a Swedlsh-Ameri Republican So
ciety has been started in the State, th,
object of which is the education of Swed
ish-Americans in politics SO as to max
them true American citizens. Sen. Johi
Peterson of Nicolle county is presiden
Of the association.
The annual meeting Of the New Uln
Building and Loan Association was he'll
at Turner Hall Thursday evening. AL
Of the old officers were reelected andr
ports were read which indicate that th,
society's business is running along on !,
healthy and fourishlng basis.
It will be remembered that last weel
the Review contained an item to the ef