New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22
Cha. Hooss So hIinneapo to-day.
Frisdel of Gibbon spent Sunday


Lall lerstadt and daughter 81
Ifspringfel starred for Norway last SAT.
]. urday
l = ne g y Misses Neumann, zBaarsch, Kueh-
mel and Rinkel drove to ST. Peter Sunday
I ] morning ret lrning the next day.
Miss Meta Kiesling fell into deer,
excavation near Tapp e's building Sunday
d evening, but ortunately escaped injury
son Of Mr.. " Wendinger and a daugh.
1 terof Mr. Dusick, both Of West Newton,
were united in marria age yesterday morn
/: ing ss.
VIM. Koch Wss again to be seen in his
4 'ffi'' offlce5 81 Monday, after spending two
I weeks at the 3Thordsnn farm lie swan1,
j Lake. s5 s=
The Chicago settlers will hold their
cele ebration at the Hermann's Park. The
.Coneordia Band has been engaged to
supply the music.
The Evangelical Church Congregation
has has. decided lee to send Jacob Spaeth as a
delegate to the Evangelical Synod for
/ I. North America and Wm. Radke as alter
nate. 0 81
A little two-year- old child was run
over by the. bus near the cemetery on
Sunday, but although she fell right un-
der the horses she was not seriously IN
jured. =.
]. H. Block was up from St. Peter
Monday evening OH official business. Mr..
Block was recently appointed on the
committee which is to select the site fof
the new hospital. s..s s
The picnic at The Herraann's Heights
on Sunday was a success in spite of the.
unfayorable weather. A large crowd was
present on the grounds and the receipts
amounted to $125.s The Star Band furn
lshed the music.
The concert at Union Hall on Friday
evening was largely attended and was in
deed worthy the patronage it received.
Some of the numbers were exquisitily.
rendered and reflected great credit on
the talent employed. E. + T. II: y:
Boiler inspectors Gage and Crane were
in the city Saturday looking after the
interests of the insurance companies,
which they represent. They were also
at Sleepy Eye to examine into the loss
lresulting from the explosion of the cleo
trio light boiler. = r. .=s'..' -
The Experiment Station Record, pub
lished by the governmental at Washington,
contains in the May number a lengthy
review of G. w. H. Heideman's scientific
article on the culture Of plums. Judging
from the notice given, the article must
have been held in high favor. ~
While gentleman from Fairfax was
unhitching his team at the Union Hotel,
Saturday afternoon, the team broke away
and tore down Minnesota Street at q
lively rate. Near the Brown Co. Bank
corner they came within an ace Of run
ming over the City Marshal, Mr.. Gales.
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i The school board held meeting Fri.
day night and reelected all Of the old
teachers with the exception Of Misses
i Nichol and Meade, who failed to make
application. Miss Flora Schroeder was
chosen to succeed the latter and Miss
], Stout of Michigan to take the place o1
the former. Two new teachers, Herman
Held of this city and Chas. Hintz 81
1 Courtland, were also elected, and viii
have charge of the classes in the .Gel
man Park building. Miss Lucy Schild,
q Iknecht Of Mankato will succeed Mis-.
4 Schroeder in the PrimasY grade.
At ten o'clock on Tuesday the Catho
lie church was crowded to It's utmost
4 capacity to witness the marriage of two
. Of Fairfax's most prominent young peo
pie. The happy couple were Miss Anns
Frank and M. ]. Henle. The bride i
4 theoldest daug ghter Of Mr.. Wenzel Frank
a one of the oldest and wealthiest bushes.
8 men Of Fairfax, while Nj. Henle, I'll.
groom, is one Of those promising young
y men who constitute So large part of o,ul
Il town. Nj. Henle. or Joe, as his man,
) friends choose TO call him, came from
lINew Ulm to- this place about eiigh,
months ago and opened 4 harness sho1
Ion First street. His energetic business
], methods and friendly ways has draw
q him large trade, and to-day he IS mum
! Ibered as one of Fairfax s best business
men. e is estimated that over 600 guest
met the young couple during the day
J. Great preparations had been made, ane
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