New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-24
The Local
News Of
the Week.

Fred Lueth of Kansas City is in the
city.
The Brown county census has been
completed. ss,-..-~s-..z,.,n010
Miss JosielPfaender arrived in New
York Monday morning.
Geo. F. Schilling of Essig has been
granted reissue of pension.
Schwan and Wegner have started a
city dray line. They represent Mrs. Frk.
ScbaeRer.
Ernst and Olga Wicherski went to
Chicago Monday to attend the funeral Of
their uncle.
VIM. Klossner Of Winthrop has been
employed to buy wheat for the Great
Western Elevator Co.
e Mr.. Keefe of Norwood is here with a
couple Of horses which he proposes to
enter in the August races.
Mrs. C. fBoock lentertained large
party of friends Friday afternoon in hon
or of Mrs. Rinkel of St. Peter.
The Williams Il Murphy Circus that
showed here early in June, went to the
wall at Rochester a few days ago.
The railroad company has employed
about thirty New Ulm laborers and sent
them to work at Tyler and Lamberton.
VIM. Brust and Anton Zieher were IN
st. Paul the forepart of the week, at
tending meeting of Catholic delegates,
The residence property of Mrs. Bur-
ginger IN Sleepy Eye was sold at sheriff's
sale to Mrs. Rhomberg last Saturday for
$500.
A party of friends We're entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Alvin
last Tuesday evening in honor of Fred
Heers.
Carl Crone and family returned from
Michigan Wednesday evening. Mr.. Crone
reports considerable improvement in his
health.
Edward Wicherski, uncle of Emil and
Ernst WicheCski of this city, died at his
home in Chicago on Sunday. His death
was unexpected.
At Hunters Rest Sunday morning. the
first honors for rifle shooting went to
Lila as usual. Ernst Brandt Sr. end FIR.
Grebe ranked next.
II. C. Garvin. division freight agent of
the Northwestern Road, attended a
meeting of the stockholders of the Brown
Co. Bank on Thursday.
Frank Rinke, LIE BOY Murfn and VIM.
Letford of Sleepy Eye left from this
point Monaay mornElg for Minneapolis,
They went 'on their wheels.
Rev. Carleton Brown, unitarian
minister of St. Cloud, will be here in a
few days for the purpose of arranging
for a series of meetings and lectures.
Rev. Campbell has been granted a
months vacation and will spend it with
friends in Iowa. Rev Meske filed the
pulpit Sunday morning and evening.
Norman Lind arrived safely in Europe
and his father has already received let
ter from him at MunicE. He says that
his knowledge ,cf German enables aim to
get along with the people nicely.
The following Sleepy Eye people took
in the matinee races Wednesday AFTER
noon: Messrs. Buelow, Knudson, Pagen-
hoff, Larrabee, Welcome, Murfn, Graft,
J. Illsicy, Baker, Golden, Rinke, Jensen,
Durbahn and Barr,
Contractor Burdick and Engineer Bat
ton were here Wednesday, stalking out
the grounds for the new depot. A num-
Der of masons arrived from Mankato the
same day and the work of building was
commenced at once. Mr.. Burdick says
it will cost in the ncighborhocd of
$4,000.
The German1a Lodge have elected the
following officers: President, Mrs To-
heyde; vice president, Miss Berndt, cor
responding secretary, Miss Gebser; tnan-
cial secretary, Miss Lena Baarsch; trea-
surer, Miss Kuehnel; guide, Miss Fren~
eel; sentinels, Mrs. Bachmann and Mrs.
Hartmuth; trustee, Mrs. Pfeifer.
VIM. Meyer and Frank Baasen went to
Mankato Friday to witness the contest
between the Mankato and Brainerd Ball
Clubs. Mankato won after twelve hard
fought innings and with the assistance of
a good many players from Sioux City
and other points. Brainerd had defeat
the St. Peter club in two games the day
before and of course Mankato was jubi-