New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-09-18
John Sanford is in the city again for.

Michigan today. 5#
Richard Fischer Will return to AIadi
SON. Wisconsin, to morrow.
John Lind and Dr.. schoch> returned
from the west Monday night.
Miss Edith Sacketh Of ST. Peter is th,
gu guest of the1falnily Of ]. J. Green.
Eugene Pfeferle has gone to Colora
do and in case the climate suits HIM, h,
will remain.
Fred Haenze Jr, who has taaght
School for four terms in District IA il
Lafayette, commenced his fifth year. OF
Monday.
The Nicollet County Fair will be hels
at St. Peter on the 26th and 9th of the
present month.
/ Paul Quandt, who lives near Gibbon
and Miss Anna Wegner will be united il
marriage this week.
Panl Hackbarth and Willie Laudea.
schlauger started on their wheels 70,
Dakota last Saturday.
Attorney Geo. Zimmerman will leave
this week for Chicago. He intends to
remain there and engage in the law busl-
ness.
! Lawrence Postel, who works at the
Schell brewery, will be married next
| Thursday, The bride will be Miss Katie
! Arbes.
An Italian band gave street concert
yesterday. We shall try to induce them
to stop over until the band tournament
just for the sake of little variety, you
know.
The following Lafayette and Berna-
dotte people visited the State Fair: j. A.
Johnson, B. G. Barron, c. w. Borchert,
August Samuelson and J. X. Peterson
and daughter.
The campers and hunters returned from
Swan Lake Wednesday evening. There
were three of them, they had been out
three days, and they managed to get three
ducks. IT'S true it's pity, and pity tits
It's true. !.
DR.. J. H. James, the oculist, who Vi
sits this city occasionally, is to be mar
ried to-day at Denver, Colorado, to Miss
Florence White. The Review takes
pleasure in Offering it's heartiest congrat-
ulations.
Dennis O'Shea of Ft. Ridgley, who is
being held to the District Court on a
charge Of perjury, was released from all
on Thursday. w. R. La Frambois and
W. B.. Smith, both of Ridgley, are his
bondsmen. q
Mrs. 81. W. Chute of Lake HaHska was
quite badly injured the other day in get
| ting OFT wagon. She fell so that one
Of her arms came in under the wheel and
the weight of a heavy load of barley
passed over it. The limb was not bro
ken, but badly bruised
A little son Of Weazel Frank. of
Fairfax, formerly of West Newton, met
with painful accident on Wednesday,
says the Crescent. While with his
father at one of the village stores, he
fell down the cellar stairs and sustained
| a fracture of the collar bone
Through advices Of Hans Mogenscn
we learn Of the death of Francis Iberson
at Preston, Washington, on the 9Th Of
this month. Mr.. Iberson was formerly a
resident of Sleepy Eye, and was engaged
IN the drug business here at an early day.
He was the father of Gust. Iberson Of
ECobden. Sleepy Eye Herald
Mr.. Bannick, manager of the Mankato
i
Base Ball Club, was in the city Wednes-
day, pertecting arrangements with Capt
Never of the New Ulm Club for series
OF games between the two teams some
time during the latter part Of this month
He also made an effort to get the New
Ulm boys TO go into an amatucr league.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Hansing in this city yesterday there oc.
Cured the marriage Of their son, Gustav
land Miss Bertha Kroschel Of Oregon
Both Of the contracting parties are young
people who were born and raised in this
vicinity aud they have a host of friends
who will be glad to learn Of their hap,py
union. The Review joins with them il
Extending congratulations.
The band tournament opens Saturday
land continues until Sunday evening,
Fully two hundred visiting mus siciia,,s
will be present, ii addition to Others
brought here out Of curiosity, and New