New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-08-12
The Local
News Of
The Week.

the J eek.
James Irving has entered the employ
of DR.. Stricken.
julius Melges is here from Chicago
for brief visit.
Horace Newhart arrived hcme from
the east on Saturday. HI
A new tarn-table is being constructed
at the Northwestern yards.
Ohas. Safer and family departed for
st. Paul Sunday afternoon.
A Bryan and Lind club was organized
in Sleepy Eye Monday evening.
Get your tickets for tie excursion now
and avoid the rush next Sunday morning.
The campers at the Fish Pond returned
to the city Sunday after two weeks
outing.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Of
to Naegele of Minneapolis died on We'd
nesday.
G. H. Klesling will convert the large
warehouse near his residence into a ten
emrnt building.
H. Rudolph will assume charge of
| the boot and shoe business formerly con-
Quoted by Mr.. Ssuer.
Chas. Crone went to Chicago Sunday
afternoon to meet his mother who has
just returned from Europe.
Jos. Vogel returned from Pierre Sat
urday afternoon. He says the mineral
baths benefited him immensely.
General Manager Mohler and General
Counsel Strauss of the Minneapolis s. St.
Louis Road were in the city Wednesday.
An open air mass meeting was held at
Crookston Wednesday evening to ratify
the nominations of John Lind and Nc
KinDon.
Editor #. M. Dimond and H. F. Kies-
ling we1e among the Winthrop baseball
enthusiasts who took in the game here
or Sunday.
Albert Alvin arrived home Saturday
from a business trip covering several
weeks. He naade the distance from Siee-
ry Rye on a bicycle.
Mr.. Albert Wagner of New York City
and Miss Tillie Bobleter, daughter of
Col. and Mrs. Bobleter of st. Paul, will
be as1arried'on the Goth.
Mrs. VIM. Gieseke of Sleepy Eye was
visiting in the city Thursday. With her
two daughters, she will leave this week
fce a trip through Europe 49,.
w. H. *Rentz. manager Of the Stark
Creamery, and Miss Belhg, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Beliig, we're married
in taris c1ty.2ast Wednesday, .-s
ID. Ahe1n, for thirteen years chief
clerk of the, municipal court of St. Paul,
was in 'the,oity Friday He lis new ira
Yelling fer a'wholesale house
Editor Hodges of the Sleepy Eye Her.
aid will :be,a candidate for the nominal
tom Cor representative this fall. Hodg-
es is e good tfellow and would make "a.
usefsl membe~.
Mr. Anderson, a cousin of NJ. Lind
and with whoa Norman spent bis time.
in Europe, has just graduated from the
University of Munich Will, the degree of
doctor OF medicine.
The aaarriage'0f Prof. Geo. Wagner of
Lawrence, Kansas, and Miss Vaadiwer of
Peoria, Illinois, is announced to occur
on the 18th. Georges New Ulnl friends
Will be pleased to bear Of this.
A party of Young ladies consisting Of:
Mrs. Ernst WicheEski and the Misses OIL
ga Wlcherski, FElehs and Rosa Keller,
Tillie Heyman and Theresa EichnlsLn
drove to Sleepy Eye Thursday to spend
the day with ME-. and AIRS. Carl Berg.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Beussmann
caused considerable excitement Monday
morning by tearing loose from a hitch
Ing pos: and taking a ,swlng about the
block several times before conserving to !
be stopped. The result was badly bro
ken buggy.
Prof. VIM. F. Kunze writes fro. ii Min
neapolis that Brown county is represent
ed at tlse University summer school Dy
the following teachers: Albert Pfaen-
der, Otto Wicherski, Chas.s Hintz, Mrs.
Upper, Miss Frida Schuetz and Miss
Anna Velikanje
The Democratic State Convention Sc
lected the following committee to notify
Mr.. Lind of his nomination as candidate