New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-17
G. Heller went to Minneapolis Monday

nAIs' IN. d. NeuHlan is paying WISH
to her mother in Minneapolis.
Claus Anderson of Lafayette won {
$50 bicycle in rattle last week.
| Fred Heers is home from Pt. Wash
ington, Wisconsin, for few days visit
Mrs. Chas. L. Roos entertained par
ty of twenty ladies at tea Saturday af
ternuon.
Richard Fischer will be home from the
Wisconsin University the latter part O.
this month
Jos. A. Ecksteln spent two or three
days of last week in Kittson county or
legal business.
Arnold Gulden is the new night po.
liceman. He received his appointment
from Mayor Koch.
Mrs. Carpenter Of Gettysburg, South
Dakota, IS being entertained by her
daughter, Mrs. Heury.
A few families spent yesterday at
Clear Lake in West Newton, undoubted-
ly the incest resort in this vicinity.
Rev. Whitman spent the week in the
northern part of the state. Duluth and
Tower were among the points visited.
Misses Annie Neumann and Katie
Moll went to Nicollet Monday to attend
the wedding of Miss Marguerite Gief I
and Matthew Burg.
Lars Kuraas was brought down from
Lincoln county Saturday and lodged in
jail for SO days. His offense consisted
IN selling liquor on the Fourth without
a license.
Prof. Ackerman of the college faculty
will start for Colorado and other western
states next week. He will not return
until the re. opening of college for the
fall term.
Sheriff Block is arranging for gun
club tournament at St. Peter during the
first week in August. 1t will be the
greatest gathering of the kind ever held
in the state
Quite a number of the young people
enjoyed a picuic at Swan Lake Sunday
last. In the AFTERNOON they we're disturbed
by the threatening storm which passed
over this city.
Otto Schell celebrated his birthday an
niversary Monday evening. The Star
Band, Maennerchor and large number
of friends went out to help make the
event pleasant one.
S. A. McElhinny left for Pierre Mon
day morning. He goes to take advan-
tage of the mineral baths and during his
absence the express office will be in
charge of Ed. Hoadley
The following committee has been ap-
pointed to attend to the excursion of Her.
mann Sons to St. Paul on the 2Sth: Jos.
GALES, DR.. F. W. Fritsche, DR.. Bell, Her.
man Poeppel and Peter Herian.
Miss Elizabeth Davis of Cambria and
Mr.. William Jones of St. Paul were mar
r1ed at the home of the brides brother
Wednesday evening. They will make
their home in the Sanity City.
A gentleman arrived from Dakota
last week with two horses which he ex-
poets to train here for the August races,
and another is coming this week from
Redwood Falls with two more.
A. A. Bogen,who is at present mana
ger of German newspaper at Seguin,
Texas, writes us that he intends to make
trip north soon and will be in New
Ulm about the middle of August.
The following citizens of western Mic
ollet ccuntH have been drawn as Jurors
for the special term of court in August
VIM. Dannheim, John Durbahn, Aug.
Letter, Louis Bushard and VIM. La Franz
bois.
P. J. Ryder, prominent Redwood
county citizen and also chairman of the
Democratic Senatorial committee for
this district, died at Morgan last week
rather unexpectedly. He was buried at
Sleepy Eye.
A young fellow came down the Die
polder hill on bike the other day and
while doing so lost control of his wheel
At the foot of the hill, he struck wag-
on and succeeded in smashing his wheel
to splinters, although he himself escaped
injury.
Andrew J. Eckstein is in receipt of a
new drug in the shape of yellow odor-
less powder known as Loretin. The
scientific name is orthooxYquinolineme-
taiodoolpharalphonic acid, and judging