New Ulm review., 1896-09-02


Mrs. Jacob Nix is entertaining her sis
ter Of Lansing, Michigan.
Miss Josie Pfaender has gone to st.
Paul TO visit for several weeks.
Editor II. G. Hays Of the Sleepy Eye
Dispatch was in town yesterday.
Frank friedman Jr.went to st. Paul
yesterday to accept Of employment.
F. w. Hauenstein has, in less than ?
week, sold over 5000 Lind buttons.
Herman Pfaender will quit farming in
Milford and go to St. Paul to accept of
a position.
Miss Minnie Pfaendcr returned to her
school duties in ST. Paul the forepart of
the week.
| About thirty local G. A. R. men left
for the National encampment at st. Paul
Monday morning.
Geo.W. Scherer, the Blue Earth coun-
ty Superintendent of Schools, called on
his parents in this city yesterday.
A police star was lost on the Fair
Grounds last Saturday. The finder will
please leave same at the City Clerks Of
flee.
T. Miss Minnie Fischer will return to ST..
Paul the latter part of the week to re-
sumo her kindergarten work in the pub
lie schools.
/ Mrs. Dill, who has been visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Schoch, for several
weeks, returned to her New Jersey home
yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Albrecht of tins city presided at
a session of the Southern Minnesota Con-
ference of German Lutheran Ministers at
St. Peter last week.
H. Jensop and Rasmus Christensen
of Linden and Rob. Somerville of Albln
passed through here Monday on their
way to the State Fair,
John Hauenstein Jr. went to Sleepy
Eye yesterday on hunting trip. He
will shoot chickens for the picnic at
Sleepy Eye next Sunday.
Ed. Johnson, who was indicted at the
last term of court on the charge of buy
ing goods which he knew to have been
stolen, was released Monday on bail.
Alvin & Sandau have secured the
contract for plastering the new residence
of DR.. Hirsch. They will use new
'hard wall plaster, known as the Zenith.
Rev. ]. r. Reitzel will speak next
! Sunday, both morning and evening, in
the Congregational church. Subject fol
evening: ssTbe Worlds New Man,
, Everybody invited.
r Frank Schmelz of Cottonwood was
kicked in the abdomen by horse last
Wednesday andrendered unconscious fo1
several hours. Fortunately, however, nc
t serious or lasting injuries resulted.
A medicine show has been holding
forth under canvass near North German
Park the past week and entertaining tht
people with songs and specialities. Hell
Ter, the magician, is among the at1rac
tions.
. Forty-eight' coaches made up, the east
; bound trains over the Northwestern
Monday afternoon. 1t required eight
engines to hanl them and each one was
filled to its utmost capacity. All were
beautifully decorated.
The members of the Hunters Club will
have chicken picnic at Hunters Rest
next Sunday. Parties will go out Fri
day and Saturday, expecting to return
Sunday morning with chickens enough
to supply half the town.
Charlcy's Aunt drew out one of the
largest audiences of the season at Turn
er Hall Sunday evening. 1t is an intense
! ly inter esdng and laughable comedy and
took as we'll as anything produce by
4 THE Dramatic Section in recent months.
| New Ulm is furnishing her full quota
of State Fair and encampment visitors.
| On Monday the Minneapolis & St. Louis
sold 147 tickets, including those sold to
! Recker Post, and yesterday morning the
agent disposed of so more. On Monday
the Northwestern sold 81. -
The editors who attended the Lind re-
ception Saturday evening were:: j. G..
Wise Jr. Of Mankato, E.J. Lynch and F.
g. Lynch Of St. james, A.C. Buck of ar
lington, w. Wilcox Of Gaylord, G. E.