New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-08-21
The Local
News Of
the Week.

the Week.
The nightlh1ll engine is again being
used here.
Joseph Epple and wife spent Sunday
at Springfield.
Emil Frenzel is now driving the bus
for the Union Hotel.
August Hummel was down from
Springfield Saturday.
Mrs. COL Baasen gave birthday par
ty Thursday afternoon.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Vier-
ling Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Anton Ochs is visiting with her
daughter in Springfield.
VIM. Wellner has purchased city lot
in Winthrop of J. G. Meyer.
Prof. Ackermann of the College facul-
| ty has returned from Colorado.
Messrs. Samson, Green and thinner
mann are camping at Swan Lake.
Fred Brust had his kneecap displaced
in playing ball Sunday afternoon.
Miss Meta Koch is the guest Of Mil
waukee friends, She will be gone sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Blauert are the par
cnts Of another daughter, born Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Henningsen left for Pierre Satur-
day to take advantage of the excellent
mineral baths.
Capt. Julius Kirschstein and family of
Winona spent a..portion of the week with
Mrs. McKittrick.
F. Bachmahn has purchased one Of
Geo. Doehne's farms near Sleepy Eye. He
will work it himself.
Dr. F. w. Fntsche, the dentist,will oc-
cupy rooms over Pfefferle & Fenscke's
store after the first of the month.
Ralph Thompson of Santa Rosa, Cali
fornia. and Miss Minnesota McBain are
to be married in the near future.
Revs. Schroeder, Wlllmann and Benz
hard are in St. Paul attending the weeks
Spiritual Meditation and Instruction.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Elanson rejoice over
the birth of a daughter on Monday.
A daughter arrived to make happy the
home Of Louis Irving Saturday night.
On week from Sunday the Rifle Club
will enjoy their annual chicken picnic.
Rev. Streisguth of Milwaukee is spend
ing few days with the REIN brothers.
The New Ulm Base Ball Club have
almost perfected arrangements for Sc
ries of games with the club at Waseca.
Prof. Hess of Sleepy Eye and Prof
ClIlchett Of this city will attend a con
gress of educators at Minneapolis next
week,
The remaining two of the Arnold trip
lets died Friday morning. 1t is to be
regretted that all three could not have
lived.
The members of the Germania Lodge
and others drove to Essig Saturday night
and pleasantly surprised Mrs. Martin
Mueller.
Otto Wicherski leaves for Mankato to-
day to spend short season with friends.
From their he goes to take charge of the
schoolsat Byron.
Attorney G. NJ. Ferguson of Minnea-
polls called upon Judge Webber Satur-
day relative to the Western Unions suit
with S. D. Peterson.
Rev. Albrecht will attend synod
meeting in St. Paul next week. Profess
ors REIN, Mohr, Ackermann and Schaller
will also be present.
The Breeders race meet starting on
Aug. 20, the regular bicycle races will be
called off, and the next races will occur
on Thursday, Aug. Goth.
Mr. Bondeson, who went to Alabama
sometime ago, has returned to Berna-
dotte for good. He has had all he wants
Of Southern climate.
Miss Johanna Zins of Swan Lake and
Miss Biebel of West Newton have taken
the Veil as Sisters of Charity at Wilkes
barre, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Chas. Furst and Mrs. Henry Furst
of Chicago will arrive here next Satur-
day to visit with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hauenstein.
Anton Altman, whose leg was broken
some months ago, received $3.50 from