New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-06-26
Mrs. Critchett is enjoying visit from

her brother.
DR.. Pfster, the Winthrop physician
spent Sunday here.
Nagel & Doster have also concluded
to handle coal this year. .'S
Theo. Crone is the owner Of . fine rum
ming horse, purchased recently.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wen
eel Schotzko Sunday afternoon.
The Herald announces the birth of a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Bier.
+ Crone lost a valuable hunting dog
last week. It was evidently stolen.
John Brunner of LIE Sueur was in the
city yesterday, attending his brothers
wedding.
John Lila scored highest and Gustav
Goetsch next at Sunday mornings rifle
practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ranweller of West New
ton are the parents of son, born last
Saturday: .-es "
Frank Webber biked to Marshall Mon
day afternoon, covering distance of
eighty miles. a. .-z.
Mrs. Hornburg gave party of friends
entertainment Tuesday afternoon in hon
or of Mrs. Bronson. .-. . ~
The Star Band will give public pic
mic at the Hermann's Heights on the af-
te~noon of July 4th. ..
VIM. Gleseke and IL. j. Hanson of
Sleepy Eye were witnesses of the court
proceedings On Saturday.
The potato bug has not as yet made
its appearance. Druggists complain Of
an over supply of paris green.
The family of Mr.. Blekre of Mankato
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Larson the past few days.
Peter Herian was presented with fine
Irish Water Spaniel last week, the gift
of John Wunder of Minneapolis.
The local knights of Pythias called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Epple Saturday even
ing and rendered their congratulations.
James Larson, quite a we'll known
Redwood County politician, was in the.
city over Sunday. We enjoyed a-.pleas-
ant call. - 6Gi ..
The fence around the Driving Park is
being adorned with advertisements of the
local business men. Heller, Setter &
Gag are doing the work.
Chas. Buenger, student in the Luth-
eran Theological Seminary of A1llwau-
kee, filled the pulpit in the Lutheran
church Sunday evening.
Emil Fritz and Chas. Buenger, who
have been students at the Lutheran The
illogical Seminary in Milwaukee, arrived
home during the week for the summer
vacation.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly delivered po-
litical address at the Unitarian. church
in Linden Thursday afternoon. His dis
course treated largely on financial ques-
tions and was listened to with great int
crest by large number OF people.
Maurice Olsen, the blacksmith at Cob
den, has left the country for unknown
parts. Before taking farewell, he dis
posed of certain mortgaged property, and
the sheriff is accordingly anxious to dis
cover his whereabouts. In the mean
while Cobden is in sore need of black
smith. 70
Theo. Rein Of Cottonwood has pur-
chased lots west of Turner Hall and will
build a residence, intending to move to
town in the fall. Mr.. Rein is one of the
most successful farmers in this section
of the county and New Ulm will be glad
to class him amorg her citizens.
The Board of Education of Sleepy Eye
have accepted the plans of a Minneapo.
lis firm for new 80, 900 school house
The building will consist of l8 school
rooms in addition to an assembly room
and will have seating capacity of one
thousand.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly talked On thu
authorship of the Shakespeare plays K
q large and intelligent audience at Tur
ner Hall Wednesday night. The speaker
succeeded easily in entertaining if lie die
not thoroughly convince, and certain i
is that he advanced some arguments rha
make the claim in behalf Of Bacon an
pear not only possible but reasonable. 4
| Nearly all Of the teachers in the pub
lie schools will spend their vacation else
where. Mr.. Juni and Miss Schuetz vii
remain in New Ulm. while NJ Cr;tohat,