New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-07-15
Jos. P. Vogel has gone to PieTi to &
all himself of the mineral baths.j

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Of lady friends at tea Friday afternoon.
Jos. Filzen has undertaken the job Of
delivering freight received over the new
road. b.
Darwin Schuetz has secured position
with the Minneapolis & st.Louis survey
ing crew.
DR.. Hirscb has given the contract for
building his new house to Geo. Brown Of
Minneapolis.
Chas. Leonhard will occupy his new
foundry this week. He certainly has a
splendid building.
Today is the fifteenth anniversary Of
the New Ulm cyclone. It's almost hot
enough for another one.
Miss Hulda Fischer arrived from Chi
cago Friday afternoon and is visiting
with Mrs. Geo. Schmidt.
Jos. Schmucker's brewery went dry
on Monday-that is the supply couldn't
keep up with the demand.
Attorney NJ. G. Robertson, who is now
living in Indiana, will visit this county
about the first of September. ~
DR.. O. C. Stricken has received an ap-
pointment as local surgeon for the Min
neapolis, New Ulm & Southwestern.
Miss Hedwig Rudolph went to Min
neapolis Monday to attend her sister.
Mrs. Edwin Stages, who is dangerously
i'll.
Jack Irving of this city has COM
menced suit in the Nicollet county
courts against Henry Poehler to recover
$3.50.
w. II. Anstett of St. Paul is in the CT
ty this week endeavoring to organize a
branch of the Northwestern Legion Ct
Honor.
A gun club has been organized in
Springfield with Hugo Schleuder as pres
ident and Geo. Olsen as secretary and
treasurer.
A monument to the late DR.. Wicke of
Nicollet was unveiled at Ottawa on Sun
day. Hon. G.. S. Ives of St. Peter made
the address. -,
A. G.. Schreiner of Fairfax will start a
store at Klossner station. He was in the
city Wednesday making the necessary
arrangements. $500 w.,
The first heavy freight brought over
the new road was car of lumber fol
ALT. J. Vogel and a cal of Irvine for
Beussmann Bros. .-. ii
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Dougher in this city on Thursday.
Mrs. Dougher is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. sAlbert Held. @
Mrs. Chas. Werring of Home township
died early in the week and was buried at
Golden Gate on Thursday. She was on
ly thrty-fve years Of age.
The annual school election will be
held next Saturday afternoon. A caucus
will he held at Union Hall tomorrow
evening to no innate candidates.
The Westliche Herold Of Winona re-
ports the rescue by Turner Fischer Of
New Ulm of a person who was on the
point of drowning in the Mississippi riv-
er week ago. p ~:it* ss
Jacob Klossner Jr. went to Chicago
Thursday for the purpose of presenting
to the Northwestern officials the petition
of citizens relative to the disputed strip
adjoining the park. .1
Among the people, who are we'll Known
i'll New Uln,. who attended the ball game
on Sunday were VIM. Gieseke Jr. and
Albert Blanchard of Marshall and John
G.. Wise Of AIankato.
A foot race between Pitcher Partridge
of the Mankato Club and q professional
Splinter for; $25 purse took place on
Second North Street Sunday evening,
Partridge won easily.
It IS the intention ct tile managers of
the new road, as soon as the track is in
good condition, to run Il passenger tram
direct through to Minneapolis, leaving
here early in the morning and returning
at a suitable time in the evening.
& E. A. Campbell Of Winthrop handed
in his resignation as chairman of the Sib-
ley county Republican committee on
Thursday and gave as lis reasons for so
doing that he could not consistently and
injustice to himself support Gov. Clough.
The following residents Of western MIC
ollet county are attending the summer
training school at st. Peter: New Ulm,
Fred Haenzc; CORTLAND, Evelyn Utter,
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