New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-09-18
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Scherer left for
Chicago Monday afternoon.
Mr.. jacobson, Gibbon blacksmith,
will open a shop at Golden Gate.
A dime social will be given at the
Congregational parlors Friday evening.
Miss Alma Anderson of Lafayette is
employed at the home of G. w. A.Krook.
Misses Ella Stuebe and Jennie Crone
will go to Chicago this week for a brief
visit.
A little child of >Chas. Roth died the
forepart of the, week and was buried on
Thursday.
Jacob Pfenninger will visit the Sani-
tarium at Pierre this week for the bene-
| fit of the baths.
By order of the authorities the inmates
of the unsavory resort, west of town,
have left the city.
The Fire Department building on
Broadway will be extended so as to stand
close up to the street.
Mrs. Backer OF Milford went to Min
neapolis last week to attend her son.
Dave, who is quite sick.
The Andrews Opera Co. are booked
for a five weeks engagement at Atlanta
during the Southern Exposition.
H. d. Beussmann went to Spring field
Thursday to attend the wedding of his
cousin to young lady from Bashaw.
The story that change had occurred
in the ownership of the Review is fab
rication without the slightest founda-
ton.
Commissioner P. D. Raverty will en-
tertai1 his friends to dance at his Col
den Gate home on the evening of the
9th.
N. B. Neumann is moving his house
hold goods into the rooms over the ma
chine shop of Neumann, Steinhauser &
Go. this week.
DR.. Stamm, the well-known St. Paul
physician and ex-consul to Switzerland,
was in the city over Sunday, the guest of
Col. Pfaender.
Frank Baasen and VIM. Meyer went
to Mankato Monday to witness the game
between the St. Paul league team and
the Mankato nine.
The Andrews brothers, of the Andrews
Opera Company, intend to build sum.
mer hotel and theatre on their farm near
Waterville, after the fashion of the one
at Clear Lake Park. ... q
Chas. and Fred Stoeckert each shot a
turkey buzzard near the Cottonwood riv-
er on Sunday. The largest one meas
ured 5 feet and inches from tip to Zip
of wings. I.
The annual Congregational conference
for Minnesota is being held in Alexan-
dria to-day. Rev. Campbell and Alex
Russell are delegates from tile church at
this place. 49,. l..
MIR. Wood. the government postofice
inspector, was looking over the affairs of
the office in this city Thursday evening.
OF course, he found everything as it
should be. r5.#
H. Rudolph and family returned from
their European visit Wednesday after
noon. They were all in the best of health
and their journey home was pleasant
throughout.
Geo. Andrews was accompanied on his
visit to this city by Mr.. Downer, who at
one time was principal Of one of the
grade schools in Davenport and an inti-
mate friend of Prof. Jappe.
Martin Penning of this county cap
tured four premiums on plums at the
State Fair last week. He had five vari-
cites entered and was successful with four
OF them-a very good showing to say the
least.
Henry Neumann spent few hours
with his family in this city last Wednes-
day. He was on his way to Sleepy Eye
from the Twin Cities, where he had been
purchasing stock of goods for Mr..
Christensen.
Ata meeting of Reuter- Lodge of Her
mann Sons. on Tuesday evening, Albert
Steinhauser was elected as delegate and
DR.. Bell as an alternate to the next ses-
sion Of the Grand Lodge which will be
held in Mankato in October.
Roger Denzer, the st. Peter amatuer,
pitched for Comiskey's st. Paul nine on
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