New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-09-09
John Schulz Of Mankato spent the

| his farm to Andrew Robert
Richard Fischer will return to tie
Madison University next Monday.
Max Burg is at Pierre, South Dakota,
| availing himself of tie mineral baths.
The Nicollet Democratic County Con-
vention will he held at St. Peter tomor-
row. 49,
Miss Emma Anderson Of Bernadotte
viii leave Cor St. Peter this week to at
tend the G.. A. College. III
Rev. Seeger spent the forepart of the
| week attending ministerial conference
| at Milwaukee. He returned on Thursday
! Johnny Schneider j. acting as ,nesser-
| ger boy for the Western Union this week
| during Emil Heinen's bsence in Mime
| apolis.
| The Farmers Club Of Milford will
have a Basket picnic next Sunday after
noon and dance IN the evening at the
Club House.
Phillip Bosche arrived here from Aus
tin, Texas, on Wednesday and will spend
a week or so at the home of Mr.and Mrs.
Henry Koehler. ~
little daughter of VIM. W;nkelmann
fell from a wagon on Monday and frac-
tured one Of her arms. Dr.. Fischer is
III ATTENDANCE.
Otto Schell and wife will leave this
week for an extended trip East. They
will visit Chicago, Milwaukee, Clncin-
natl, Buffalo and other large cities.
Henry Somsen, the lawyer, returned
from his Iowa visit ON Thursday. lie
says that among the farmers OF northern
Iowa, the sentiment is over whelmingly
for Bryan.
The Red Rocks and Clerks played a
game Of ball on the grounds in the north
ern part Of the city Sunday afternoon.
| The score resulted 80 to 6 III favor of
the Red Rocks.
! Otto Dittman, who has been running
q wagon shop at Gihbon since early this
; spring, returned to New Tim on Wed
nes1ay. He says the undertaking was
not profitable one.
Miss Alma Marti, wi<o has been visit
| ing with her grandmother, ,Ics. Schell,
| the past few weeks. returned to St. Paul
Monday morning. She was accompanied
by Miss Olita Schell.
3. F. Kiesling is putting up build
ing opposite the foundry to be used as a
wagon manufactury. Mr.. Kies}i1g is an
!expert wagon builder and will 90 into
the business On large scale-Winthror
News.
The Minneapolis, New Tim & South.
western track-laying crew has been busy
! since Friday and rs Il result all of tho
yard side tracks are completed and thv
main line extended to beyond 10th South
Street.
Mr.. Stuebe and other dealers have
stopped the purchase Of hogs for the
time being, owing 10 the existence Of a
widespread disease among the swine
That is right. 200 strict care cannot be
observed.
, DR.. Stricken has been appointed by
Gov. Clough to succeed Dr.. Schoch as 3
i.membcr of the State Medical Examining
Board. Schoch's term expired in Ianu-
airy, and, according to the law,he was in
| eligible for reappointment.
F. W. 1}aarscAs, Alb. Setter and J. H
"eddendorf have :Deen appointed as a
commission Ivy Judge Wcbhcr to ap-
4 praise the value of certain lots in the
=. southern part Of town, crossed hy the
l Minneapolis, New Tim & Southwestern
right of way.
j. Current RETURNED from Indiana
Wednesday evening. Jake says that
Hoosierdom is full of silveritcs and that
| naany old Republicans, who would have
! been willing years ago to tie him to a
| kiteliing post for being a Democrat, are
| now the most enthusiastic supporters of
Bryan.
Louis ana Henry Wieiert OF Cincinna
tt, WHO had been ATTENDING the G. A. r.
Encasl parent, arrived in the city Satur-
day evening with Col. Pfaender. The
cider Wielert is an old and intimate
friend Of Col, Pfaender and BELONGED to
the same Turner Society in Cincinnati
that many OF our own people did.
Zachariah Laudenschager Of Girards-
vile, Penn, and j. II. N. Laudenschla-
ger OF Herndon OF the same state ar.