New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-08-19
The Local
News Of
the Week,

: Chas. Hensel, the Nicollet county au-
ditor, was up from St. Peter Thursday.
The young men of the Zoeglingsverein
are camping this week at Meyers Creek.
H. S. Kennedy was in the city on We'd
nesday. Larry is always friend we'll
met.
F. w. Hauenstein has ordered lot of
of Lind campaign buttons. They will be
here this week.
Markham's New York Theater Co.
will be at Union Hall for thee nights
during the Fair.
James Dougherty sprained his ankle
While working on the Northwestern turn
table last week.
VIM. Silverson is reported to be a
a candidate for the Republican romina-
ton for representative.
Rudolph Fritsche, son Of Fir. Fritsche
of Lafayette, has accepted a position with
johnson & Mueller in St. Peter.
Tom Bowen's paper at Winona, the
Daily Press, has collapsed. The office
is now in the hands of the Sheriff.
Hermann Mueller, the post-office clerk,
is some better at this writing, but never
theless not altogether out of danger.
The Dramatic Section will present
"Charley's Aunt" in German at Turner
Hall on the evening of the last day of the
Fair.
The Northwestern Excavator was re-
moved from ...ere Friday to some point
in Iowa. The work train, however, still
remains.
The gold medals which will be fur
nished to the defenders of Ft. Ridgely
tomorrow are the gift Of Werner Boesch
of this city.
H. G. Meyer returned from Winthrop
last week having spent the greater por-
ton OF the past year IN his brothers en-
ploy at that place.
Editor E. J. Lynch of the st. James
journal and F.. B. Lynch of the Plain
dealer drove over Sunday afternoon and
spent few hours with friends.
J. j. Atkinson, son-in-law of John G.
Rudolph, has been appointed Chief
Weighmaster at Superior, Wisconsin. At
present he is secretary of the Board of
Trade.
n. Spaulding, who is canvassing for
nursery stock in this section of the coun-
ty at present for an Illinois firm, will act
as starter for the races during the Brown
County Fair.
Hon. HI. Peck Of Shakopee who is
we'll known in this city has been nom1na-
ted by the Democrats of the Third Dis
trict for congress. Mr.. Lind made an
address before the convention which
nominated him and was enthusiastically
received.
The Nicoliet county fair managers
have arranged for unique and novel at
traction, namely, a gold and silver day.
Lind and Frank Day have consented to
prevent the silver side of the question
and Gov. Clough and Congressman Nc
Cleary the gold side.
Twin daughters were born to Mr.. and
Mes. Henry Enyel on Wednesday. This
is the second time IN event of this KIND
has occurred in the Engel household,
but the JOY that it occasioned was sud-
denly turned into sorrow by the death of
ON. of the girls on Friday.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis has de-
cided to PUT on a new train between Now
Tim and Minneapolis beginning with
August 23rd. The train will leave here
early in the morning and arrive at Min
neapolis at :55. Returning it will leave
Minneapolis at $40 in the afternoon
Mrs. Maud C. Cunningham, wife of G.
W. Cunningham, who lives near Sleepy
Eye, was examined before Jud &c Lauden
schlaeger Saturday afternoon and COM
mitted to the asylum for insane at St.
Peter The young woman lost her rea-
son as the result of puerperal fever only
four days after the birth of her only child.
Fred May, who has been absent from
New Ulm for many years and whose
whereabouts have been unknown even to
his relatives, arrived in the city Monday.
Hc says he has been living on a farm in
Arkansas for several years and had never
heard of the death of Phillip Gross, By
which a considerable sum of money ac-
crued to him.
A tramp by the name Of Clark killed
another individual Of the same profession