New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-08-07
PROTECT YOUR EYES.

Otto Schell will move into his new re-
sidence this week.
Miss Flora Peterson returned on Mon
day from her St. Paul visit.
Messrs. Kruse and Waller of Mankato.
with their wives, were guests here over
Sunday.
Misses schubeck and Silverson re-
turned from an eastern visit Friday af-
ternoon.
Miss Ida Koch has been appointed as
teacher of the intermediate department
of the Gibbon schools.
N. B. Neumann will occupy the Sec
ond story of the new building of Neu-
mann, Steinhauser & Co. as a residence.
Mrs. Schell, with her children and
grandchildren, had family photograph
taken on Sunday. There were twenty
three in all.
Mrs. Clark, a woman from Ada, this
state, was soliciting aid about town on
Monday, she claimed to have lost her
home by fire.
1. }. Roberts, an expert horse-shoer
from Marshall, has opened shop at the
lnstigatlon of the Breeders Association
in the building south of Siebenbrunner's
saloon.
The Fire Department passed resolu-
tioDs Monday evening requesting the
councils permission to organize a Fire
mems Relief Association.
Through the agency Of A. Blanchard
Peter Green has been granted pension
OF $12 month from November 1891
Green has been an applicant for nearly
twenty years.
Ringing Bros. circus will be in Mime
apolls on the 25th, and it is said that
New Clm is on their list of show towns
for September. Ringing Bros. have
now the largest circus in the country.
! A beautiful night-blooming cereus was
on exhibition in the window of Crone
Bros.' store Monday evening. Ithad six
teen blossoms that had attained perfec-
ton, and the sight was one that attracted
a large number of beholders,
| At the hospital last Wednesday an
operation was performed on a lady from
Redwood county, Mrs. frost, for the re-
moval of an ovarian tumor, that weighed
over forty.six pounas. Drs. Stricken.
Fritsche, Hirsch and Rothenbure per-
formed the operation.
TheBand Tournament will be held on
the 2lst and 22nd of September-two
days. A fund is being solicited in order
to enable the local band to offer, prizes
and it is being literally subscribed to.
At least twenty bands have already sie-
nitied their intention to he present.
An Indian and Chinaman got int A
tussle on the street the other dav and
for while the situation was interesting-
looked little like war, as it were.
Fright, however, soon took possession of
the representative of the Monaghan race
and he hied himself off to his hole, leav-
ing the Indian sole possessor of the
field.
The Lemen Bros,' circus was accom-.
panied by the usual number of confidence
men and fakirs and the smooth practices
were even carried to the general tickle,
wagon. One man was beaten out of 500
on change deal and others were treat.
ed in similar manner for less amounts
We have no sympathy to waste on them
however, for they have been warned of.
ten enough.
Nothing is more annoying to a wheel.
man than to meet polecat on a country
road little after twilight-just as night
is about to throw over the earth her robe
of darkness. The animal NAV appea,
ever so unoffending, but the wheelman's
feelings are sure TO be something afte,
the manner of one who is forced to face
great danger. He doesn't know whether
his time has come or not.
Weather Observer Eckstein has the
following report to make for the month
of July: Monthly mean temperature.
1875 degrees; mean maximum, S6.9 de-
grees; mean minimum, 58.5 degrees
highest temperature, SO degrees on the
9Th; lowest, 40 degrees on the 9th:
monthly range, 1888; greatest daily
range, 58 degrees on the 18th; least dai-
ly range, IA degrees ON the 18th; total
PERCEPTION, Ats inches; greatest daily
precipitation. 3.58 inches IN tho 10Th