New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-03

Eibner will erect an addition to
biz restaurant building.
G. Vagel has resigned his position
with the New Ulm Roller Mill CO.
son Of Nj. Rewitzer, who lives near
the depot, died Saturday and was buried
Monday morning.
Peter Wendinger and Miss Mary Fran
ia Of West Newton were united in mar
riage yesterday morning.
The Gross estate, or rather the execu-
tors, have concluded to operate the I'm
ion Hotel themselves until It can be sold.
DR.. Gustav Fischer arrived in st. Paul
yesterday and will take the state medi-
cal examinations before coming to New
Ulm.
]. H. Strasser received carload of
Val Blatz beer on Friday. He acts here
as the local agent Of the Milwaukee con-.
Germ.
The case of Seimers VS.. Seimers, APP
pealed from this county, was argued be-
fore the supreme court the lforepart Of
the week.
At Sunday mornings rifle shoot John
Lila captured the gold medal and VIM.
Pfaender Jr. the silver one. -Four CEN
ter shots were made.
The excursion bus will make two trips
to Pfaender's farm next Sunday after
noon--one at 80 and the second at 3 80.
The Milford Farmer Clubs picnic is the
occasion.
The New Ulm Fire Department have
chosen Chief Chas. Brust and VIM. Brust
as delegates and Ernst Wicherski as an
alternate to the State Firemen's meet
ing at Duluth. .."~ r..
It is reported that Harry Stewart,
quite notorious character in these parts,
is making an effort to purchase Burquin's
interest as manager of the St.Peter Base
Ball Club.
On Friday the Germania Sisters Lodge
telegraphed congratulations TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Roemer of Mankato on having
reached the twenty-f fifth anniversary of
married life.
The annual meeting of the Western
Conference of Congregational churches
will be held at Sleepy Eye on June 9th
and 10th. Mrs. McElhinny of this city
will read one of the papers.
The track at the Driving PARK is now
completed and it is desired that there
should be as much driving upon it pre-
vious to July 4th as possible. 1t will be
open to citizens at all times.
Johnson & johnson of Gibbon have
been engaged to act as the agents in that
village of the Schell Brewery of this city.
They will do all the, hauling between
Gibbon and New Ulm and will also have
charge of the ice and storage house at
the former place.
One of the prominent participants in
the annual meeting of the Old Settlers
Association of Minnesota at St. Paul last
week was Major B. H. Randall of Wi
mona, who used to live at Fl. Ridgely
prior to the outbreak. Mr.. Randall came
to Minnesota in 1849.
The Mankato dispatches to the daily
papers, in speaking of Sorg's connection
with the liberation of L. S. Grant from
the Brown County Jail, hint strongly
that Mankato attorney furnished the
tools with which to do the job. Nice send
Oft for the attorney, isn't it?
Chas. Hauenstein and wife, Fred Sci
ter and wife, Mrs. FIR. Burg, Fred Frit-
sche. John Hauenstein Jr., Miss Lucy
Wagner and Geo. and Ida Hauenstein
all went to Tracy Saturday to spend
Sunday at Lake Shetek with the family
and friends of Martin Hose. Mr. Hose
will move to New Ulm with his family
about the 1st of July as he intends on
that date to enter the new firm that is
to operate the Hauenstein brewery.
Deputy Sheriff Praxel was in Sanborn
Monday to serve papers on the noted di-
vorce parties, Fischer and wife, to ap-
pear before Judge Weber at New UIm,
June 18th. Mrs. Fischer wants allmony
to the amount of 800 for attorney fees,
800 for other expenses and monthly
allowance of $12 for her support. This
seems little cheeky on the part of Mrs.
Fischer, from the fact that she went to
pummeling her husband and drove him
out CT his own home after being united
in marriage to MIN only three weeks