New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-07-22

Steve Gilland was down from Sleepy
Eye yesterday On business.
The COUNT commis sioners are. il ses--
sion this week as 4 board Of equalization
Peter Herian has 4 couple Of tame
crows presented TO him By John Quinn
of Ft. Ridgely.
The Minneapolis 8 ST. Louis have
fixed the rate from New Ulm to Waco
MIA and return at $1.70.
Mr.. and Mrs. + IA. Behnke entertained
Ia party Of friends at their German Street
home on Friday evening.
Judge Webber and family will leave
for Buffalo Lake this week to spend sew
eral days ..camping out
The camp at the fsh-pond will open
next week. There are jolly times ahead
in that neck of the woods.
The city council has ordered sidewalks
laid on the south side of Center Street
from State to Garden Streets.
Jos. Arbes, the pharmacist, leftYester-
day afternoon to take charge Of drug
store at Claremont, this state. d.
Reinhold Zegelin, proprietor Of the
Waconia summer resort, was in the city
Thursday, talking up an excursion.
Prof. Schm1tz, who is conducting the
Training School at Sleepy Eye, spent
Sunday with his friend, Robert Scherer.
Aug. Hummel was down from Spring
field over Sunday. He says that nearly
everybody up in his neighborhood is for
silver. ~ ~...
Masons are at work this week building
pits in the Northwestern roundhouse so
that engines can pc cleaned here as we'll
as at Waseca. -.
Mrs. Stout and daughter, Grace, of
Jefferson, Missouri, are spending the
summer with the family of J. H. Doty
at CORTLAND.
Miss Grace Stein, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Albert Setter for several
weeks, returned to her St. Paul home
Monday morning.
p. Cutting of Home and Christian
Ahlness of Lake Hanska attended meet
ing Of the Populist County Committee
in this city last Saturday. =
T.. Hall, a we'll known travelling man,
died in Minneapolis week ago Saturday
as the result of sunstroke. He was here
only three days before his death.
The. Fourth annual convention of the
Christian Endeavor Societies of the Mar
shall district will be held at Sleepy Eye
this week, commencing on Friday.
The Sleepy Eye and Golden Gate clubs
played game of ball at the former place
on Thursday. Golden Gate won with q
score of Is to IA after playing ten in
nings. ~.,5@...
Mrs. Theresa Schaeffer and Miss Clara
Follman left for Waconia Friday after
noon to spend few days with relatives.
From there they will go to Baldwin,
Wisconsin,. - = 81 Z
1t is reported that some startling de-
velopments have come to the surface re-
lative to the Winklemann murder and
that the arrest of the guilty parties will
soon be made.
Dr.. Schoch has sold his new brick tene
ment residence on State Street to DR..
Bell. and Mrs.Jacob Hottinger for So $50.
Mrs. Hottinger has concluded to reside
here permanently.
Miss Albrecht, a young Lafayette lady
who lost her eye sight couple of years
ago as the result Of shock received
from a bolt of lightning, died at her
home On Monday
Mr.. Lind was chosen as one of the del
egates at large to the St. Louis silver con-.
vention by the mass meeting held in.
Minneapolis on Thursday. The St.Louis
convention will open today.
Rev. Reitzel occupied the Congrega-
tional pulpit again on Sunday, lecturing
both morning and evening. His even
ing discourse was devoted to depicting
characters seen in the Holy Land.
County Supt. Runck left for St. Louis.
Monday afternoon to attend the Popu.
list National Conventions. Mr.. Runck
was strongly in favor ofthe endorsement
Of Bryan and expressed the opinion that
the majority Of the delegates from Min
nesota were similarly inclined.
Alex Harlin received a cablegram
from Scotland this week, announcing