New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-09-01

a son was born to Mr.. ana NILS. TANK
Keute last Thursday.
School opened Monday morning with
a highly satisfactory attendance.
John Haenze il. will attend the Des
Moines business college this fall.
Miss Mary sheran of Mankato is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Dr.. Fischer.
Prof. VIM. F. Kunze Of the State Uni
=versity spent Wednesday and Thursday
here. IS
Miss Alma Dunkel will go to ST.
Paul again next week to have her eyes
treated.
w. e.. Alvin won the new buggy
which was ratified off by John Hoffman,
on Sunday.
Miss Ida Hatcher Of st. Peter has been
engaged to teach the school in District
43 near Kossner.
II. J. Essler of the St. Peter Herald
was in the city Wednesday advertising
the Nicollet county Fair.
Prof. Nix will return to Indianapolis
tomorrow. His family will remain dur.
ing the. month of September.
B. E. Lollis received pleasant visit
from his parents, who live at Hutchin-
son, last Friday and Saturday.
Col. Crooks. chief engineer of the
Minneapolis & St. Louis road, was in
town Wednesday and Thursday.
| Attorney J. II. Bowers of Redwood
Falls argued couple of motions before
Judge Weber yesterday forenoon.
| Henry orlemann, chairman of the
Hermann's monument committee, was up
from St. Paul Sunday and Monday.
The faculty of DR.. Martin Luther Col
lege have decided to engage special
teacher tor the business department..
Kisses Clara Follmann and Meta Kies.
ling will leave for Chicago and Milwau.
kee tomorrow and remain two weeks.
Hugo Fischer will vacate the Nix res
idence on Broadway this week and move
into.a dwelling just west OF Turner Hall
Wm. strassburg, formerly of Lafa
yette, has disposed of his farm nea
Springfield to Julius Wendt for $4,000
Otto Wicherski left for Ellsworth
y Wisconsin, to resume his duties as assis
. tant high school principal, Monday morn
ing.
The Sunday schools of New Ulm, Cam
bria, CORTLAND and Nicollet enjoyed
picnic at Doty's park near CORTLAND o.
Sunday.
Miss Sievers, who has been visiting a
y the home of Werner Boesch for severa
. weeks, returned to Minneapolis Sunda
afternoon. j.
O. K. Sta5le;n Of Alexandria, Sout
" Dakota, is once more in the city, thi
time as representative of the Union Lii
" Insurance Co.
Jos. Brix. who retired from his far
in Lafayette not long ago and moved I
" New Ulm, died last Friday and ",
. buried on Sunday.
C.. G. REIN enjoyed visit last wee
- from Judge Uhlhorn of St. James. MI
~ VIM. REIN of Mankato is also visiti1
~ at the REIN home.
The people of Cambria are close I
the trail of a.tsbug'' who set fire to Il
ie Welsh church in that town about mon
80 -Mankato Review.
r. While riding a bicycle one evenil
early last week, Nightwatch Klause "
unfortunate enough to fall and fractu
'st one of the bones of lis ankle.
The Montgomery Ward entertainer
=. at Union Hall during the Fair drew go
audiences and in at least one respe
merited the patronage they receive
~ The magniscope pictures were certain
- interesting and realistic.
ed
w. n. G. Bushard, the Nicollet cou
ty commissioner, submitted to an opel
ton at the hospital last week for the
So moval of an abscess of the kidneys a
~ liver. The operation was perform
. successfully by DR.. Welser, assisted
-. Drs. Schoch and Stricken, but The i
tient is still in precarious coDditit
all from which it is universally hoped
nd will recover.
.'e Mn. Andrew Shogren, one Of the E.
ns' y settlers in Lafayette, died at her hol
: in that township Monday morning. 7
e deceased was highly respected won
let and had host Of friends. The funel