New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-17
The Local
News of
the Week

the Week.
John I. Sanford will remove to Chica
go.
Court adjourned at Lake Benton on
Saturday.
Geo. Decline Jr. went to St. Paul Mon,
day on business.
II. Nogelpohl, the Mankato barber
spent Sunday here.
-Armin Petry of Mankato sundayed
here with his parents.
\ bowling alley will be built at the
Bchnke fish pond resort.
JOHN Lind was called to Lake Benton
last week to attend court.
The county commissioners met Mon
day as a board of equalization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hauser OF St. Paul
are visiting with Col. Pfaender.
y son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
f'laseman of Lafayette on Friday.
Borchert Bros. have erected GG foot
windmill on Henry Wellncrs farm.
Emil Wicherski was a Flour City bus
mess visitor the fJrepart of the week.
Emil kcllcrmann has entered the en-
ploy Of F. II. Buelow, of Sleepy Eye
Mr.. Spcrl, the St. James pop and cider
manufacturer. was in the city Saturday.
Miss Ottelholm has been re-engaged
20 teach in the Clear Lake district next
year.
Mrs. Otto Pless and Miss Friedl of
Gibbon are spending the week here with
friends.
Prof Hess of Sleepy Eye is conduct
ing a summer training school at Lake
Benton.
The young people of the Lafayette
Methodist church have organized an Ep-
worth League.
\. II. Wagner went to Minnea polls
last Wednesday on his bicycle, returning
Saturday evening.
Peter Frederickson Of Minnesota spent
u portion of the week with his friend,
Sheriff Anderson.
\ little daughter Of Henry Steinert of
Ft. Rldgely fell from lounge last week
and fractured her arm
The marriage of Herman Getting of
Lafayette and Miss Bendix of Nicollet
occurred last Thursday.
Chas. Arhard was over from Gibbon
Sunday. Charlie is now working in It
hardware store over there.
JOS. Koehler Jr. talks of selling his
barber shop and moving to st. Paul.
Hope he'll. change his mind.
A child of Mr.. and Mrs. Hesse died on
Friday and was buried from the Luther
an church Sunday afternoon.
Miss Helen George and Herman Held
will attend the University Summer
School at Minneapolis next month.
Adam Peters celebrated his twenty
first birthday anniversary Thursday even
ing. The St. Aloyslus Band assisted him
Henry Hermerdinger sold an eighty
acre tract of land in Courtland last Thurs
day for $1,000. D. Wilking was the
purchaser
Fred Hofer enjoyed a visit on Thurs
day from Mr.. Kraus, an old army COM
panion and member of the same reg1-
ment of regulars.
The mail for Milford, Home and Col
den Gate will hereafter leave New Ulm
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at l o'clock p. M.
County Attorney Stone of St. Peter
was in the city Wednesday on his way to
Ft. Ridgely to attend the meeting OF the
monument commission.
Hon. John A. Flittie of North Dako ia,
delivered the Fourth of July oration at
Minnesota Lake. Flittie used to teach
school in Linden, this county.
Rev. Haas of St. Peter, Bernhard of
West Newton, Young of Henderson and
Rosen of Heidelberg, paid friendly
visit to Rev. Schroeder last week.
Andrew J. Biebl, a student of St. Jo-
sephine College at Columbus, Ohio, is
spending his vacation here. He is a son
of Mr.. Fr. Biebl of West Newton.
The Lafayette correspondent of the
St. Peter Independent says that Mrs. Jo-
mas Swanson is dangerously i'll and that
there are small hopes of her recovery.
Hugo Fischer left for st. Paul Mon
day. He will join Prof. Lugger there