New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-06-26
The Local
News Of
the Week.

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Mrs. Klause is visiting Mankatc
friends.
Prof. Nix and family will arrive from
indianapolis to-day.
Mrs. Clark of Albert Lea is the guest
of Mrs. B. F. Webber.
Mrs. f. G. Behnke spent a portion o1
the week with her son in Tracy.
Miss Felicitas Mareck of Minneapolis
is visiting here with her relatives.
lotto Hummel is putting IN the week
with the militia boys at Lake City.
The people of Sleepy Eye have fnall y
concluded to celebrate the Fourth.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Kiesling the forepart Of the week.
Mrs. R. A. Bromley and sister, Miss
Lille Heinze, are here for brief visit.
Herman Vogtel has moved into the
G1uenenfelder residence on Broadway.
Mrs. Jacob Petry celebrated her forty
eighth birthday anniversary last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Pickle of Golden
Gate have gone to st. Louis to visit
friends.
Peter Scherer has decided to deal in
coal this year in addition to the lumber
business.
Sorenson & Dehuff of Sleepy Eye have
purchased large dry-goods store at
Owatonna.
Miss Minnie ofaender returned from
st. Paul for the summer vacation We'd
nesday afternoon.
Anton Ochs is clerking in the store of
G.. A. Ottomeyer during Emil Steinhau-
ser's absence at camp.
Mrs. Schorregge and Mrs. Vogel are
the guests of their sister, Mrs. Hartmann,
in St. Paul this week
Iynatius Donnelly has issued a new
book on the financial question, entitled
"The Peoples Money"
The contract for building the grand
stand at the Driving Park has been given
to Paul Klinkhammer.
The ball game at the Driving Park on
the Fourth will be between the New
Tim and Madelia clubs.
Two box cars will servs as depot Off
ces while the proposed Improvements
are in process of completion.
J. E. Koch, who has been visiting here
for the past two weeks, returned to his
home at Quincy. ILL.,, on Friday.
Fred Vogelpohl pleasantly entertained
the graduates of the college at the home
of his parents Wednesday evening.
We regret to learn that that jolly old
veteran, Geo. Raverty, is still very low
His friends here hope for the best.
The Golden Gate boys crossed bats
with the Sleepy Eye nine last week and
were defeated by a score of Is to IA.
VIM. A. Rhode, merchant tailor of
st. Paul, was looking over the city
Thursday. He may possibly locate here.
An appeal from the verdict in the
case of S. D. Peterson vs.. the Western
Union Telegraph Co. will be taken a,
once.
Thos. H. Jappe left for Davenport
Iowa, Friday afternoon to visit his rela
tives. He will also spend some time il
Chicago.
A child of Alex. Russell died at the
hospital on Wednesday. The little on.
had been sufferer from paralysis fol
several weeks.
The public schools closed THURSDAY
with exercises in Union Hall. The at
tendance was large and the entertain
ment interesting.
D. L. Bigham, leading Redwood
county politician, was attending cour
here last week, as witness in one of thu
disputed road cases. --~
M. J. Dowl1ng of the Renville Star
Farmer was elected secretary of the Ma
tional Republican League at Clevelant
on Friday. Quite an honor. ~
The two Cinnamon made their appear
ance in town last Thursday and are nov
ready for business in the Olsen building
next to Koehler's barber shop.
Company A went in to camp at LAX
City on Friday. They left here on tn
early morning train, 80 strong, wit
Capt. Steinhauser in command.