New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-03
The Local
News Of
the Week.

III tAO oOululCIs
, Fred Koehne Jr. was down from Slee.
py Eye Friday.
The Teachers Institute opens at Spring
field next Monday.
Mrs. French, nee Brey, has returned
from Sioux Falls.
Fred Pfaender was in the Sanity City
yesterday on business.
August Marschner returned to Kansas
City Saturday morning.
The Golden Cate and Morgan teams
will cross bats on the Fourth.
; Rev. F. L. Meske OF Prescott, Wiscon-
sin, will spend the summer here.
J. B. Schmid came down from Spring.
field Monday morning on business.
Rev. Emil Fritz of this city has been
assigned to work in South Dakota.
Mrs. Russell and daughter of Mankato
are visiting with MIR. and Mrs. Peterson,
DR.. ]. B. Welcome Sr. of Sleepy Eye
call I'd on his old New Ulm friends Mon
! day.
Mrs. Chas. Werring of Golden Gate is
in Minneapolis, receiving medical treat
ment.
Miss Minnie Heymann gave birthday
I party to a number of friends Sunday
evening.
Sheriff Block of St. Peter conducted au
execution sale in Ft. Ridgley Thursday
morning.
Hugo Schleuder and wife we're visiting
friends and relatives the latter part of
the week.
DR.. Tanner of Farlballt preached in
the Congregational church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
At Courtland ON the Fourth the ball
clubs of Cambria and CORTLAND will
play game of ball.
Mrs. Dr. Schoch left for St. Joseph.
Missouri, Friday morning to visit with
friends and relatives.
Miss Minnie Meier of this city has ac-
cepted a position as teacher in the Min
neapolis public schools.
A. J. Barr and II. J. Murfin, with their
wives. of Sleepy Eye, were Dakota House
guests Friday afternoon.
The Red Rocks played with the Win
throp club Sunday afternoon and were
defeated by score of Is to 10.
Refreshments will be served tomorrow
in the Beinhorn building by the ladies
of the Congregational church.
H. L. Henry, deputy revenue collector,
will move to Mapkato and engage in the
grocery business with Mr.. Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henningsen returned
Monday from a weeks sojourn with
friends in Pipestone and Lake Benton.
Thomas Dunning, formerly of St. Pc
ter and Huron, but now travelling for a
clothing firm, was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Mack celebrated
the tenth anniversary Of their wedding at
their home in Milford Saturday evening.
W. w. Green, son of the editor of
the News, arrived here with his family
last week and will make this city his res
idence.
Ferdinand Crone has found it necessa-
ry to place several hives of bees on his
cucumber farm in order to distribute the
pollen.
c.. r. Davis will be the orator at Mic
ollet on Independence Day and John A.
johnson and C. G. Schulz Of St. Peter at
Norse,and.
A running race occurred at the Driv-
ing Park Saturday evening between the
horses of Theo. Crone and Ralph Yates,
A barn belonging to j. Seifert, about
nine miles north of Springfield, was
struck by lightning Monday night. The
loss was 81, 1,OOO.-Advance.
August Krueger and Mrs. Claus An
thory, who have been visiting old friends
here for several weeks, returned to their
Oregon home last Thursday.
Miss Lillian Emmerich, daughter OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. Emmerich of Sleepy Eye
was united in marriage last week to John
Larson, a banker of Winthrop.
Norman Lind left for Germany by way
of Sault St. Marie, the lakes and the ST.
Lawrence river. He. is accompanied by
his cousin, Mr.. Anderson of Red Wing.