New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10
Martin Hose has sold his Tracy. resi-,

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horse from Col. West Of Minneapolis.
w. G. Sch1ader, formerly Of this city,
has moved from Springfield to LIE Sueur.
+ Gudman Anderson Of Linden attended |
a Lutheran conference in st. Paul last
week. +: 5.2.
Jos. A. Eckstein attended court at
Henderson last week IN the interest of
Jacob Pfenninger.
Chief Engineer Blunt Of the North
western Road and Assistant Hall arrived
in the city yesterday.
Jos, Arbes is home from Minneapolis,
having graduated last week from the
University School of Pharmacy. 4
Rev. Whitman started for Germany
Monday afternoon. He will be absent
the greater part Of the summer season.
Rev. Robert McCune, chaplain of the
last house of representatives., will speak
in the Congregational church next Sun
day.
A sister of Mrs. E, V. Hoadly Of this
city was married at Tracy on Monday to
E. ". Sanderson, the express agent at
that place.
The score at the rifle shoot Sunday
morning was as follows Lila, 1853; Gre
be, 1876; Goetsch, 1874; Brandt, IS; Krau-
Sc, SO; Johnsoo, 80.
Mrs. Crone and Mr.. and Mrs. Schonlau
sailed from New York for Europe in the
steamer Spree on Tuesday. They will
be gone all summer,
G. A. Ottomcyer of this city was cleo
ted one of the vice-presidents Of the Dis
trict Christian Endeavor Association at
Mankato on Friday.
Mrs. NJ. Mullen and daughter went to
St. Peter Wednesday to attend the fun
eral o. Chas. Mulvehill, whose rema ms
were brought from Arizona.
Norman Lind who has been spending
the year studying at Munich, Germany,
returned home Monday afternoon having
arrived at New York on Thursday.
The dispatches to the daily papers in
dictate that the Winona people are put
ting themselves out considerably to make
the coming funniest pleasant affair.
The Supreme Court on Friday decided
the case of Mary A. Weltch VS.. the town
of Stark, which was appealed from this
county. The order of the lower court
in favor of the township was affirmed.
In runaway on State Street Sunday
morning. Mrs. Roos and Mrs. Rudolph
were both thrown from a buggy and con-
siderably bruised. The former sustained
severe shock and has been quite i'll ev-
er since. DR.. Fischer is in attendance.
Chas. Younkeere was adjudged insane
by Judge of Probate Laudenschlaeger
and committed to the hospital at St.Pet-
er on Friday. He is the party referred
to in these columns week ago, as hav-
ing acted strangely.
The Misses Hers, Zieher, and Schuetz
returned from Wlnona, 10y way of St.
Paul, Sunday afternoon. They were de-
tanned for nearly twenty hours on the
Omaha road by reason of a washout near
LIE Sueur on the evening previous.
Fifty or more members of the singing
societies of Lake Hanska and Linden
went to Mankato the forepart of the
week to attend a Lutheran Saengerfest.
The Madelia Times says they went in
special car chartered by the company at
St. James.
A storm of the tornado nature passed
over portion of Nicollet county Satur-
was blown over and demolished and in
Bernadotte and Brighton many barns
and small buildings were destroyed. In
New Ulm the barn of John Kruger was
made the sport of wind and located
where it didn't belong. Some horses
and cattle are reported to have been
killed.
Inspector General johnson has made
his official report and this is the standing
of the various companies: G Of Vino
ma, first; G of Austin second; F of Spring
Valley, third; K Of Waseca, fourth; B of
Faribault, fifth: of Albert Lea, sixth;
A of New Ulm, seventh: II of Luverne,
eighth; E of Hastings, ninth; D of Fair
mont. tenth.
DR.. Gustav Fischer and family arrived
here from Philadelphia Wednesday eve