New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-07-07


ling alley with an electric fan.
Ex.sheriff Casey and wife Of Sleepy
Eye visited in the city Thursday.
Miss Gustie Kuehnel left Wednesday
for San Francisco to visit her sisters.
Attorney G.. R. Davis Of St. Peter
transacted legal business here Friday.
Richard Bobleter Of ST. Paul spent
Saturday and Sunday here with his par
ents.
Miss Herta Weschcke will spend the
rest Of the summer at Providence, Rhode
Island.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson is enjoyinga visit
from her sister, whose home is at Pipe
stone.
The store of Klossner s. Mueller will
be supplied with telephone connections
this week.
Emil Setter is serving his country this
week IN the capacity of chief chef for
Company A.
Miss Meta Setter arrived home yester-
day. Mrs. Albert Setter is still visiting
in Indianapolis.
Fred Spoerhase's PAGER, Nan Wilkes,
won second money IN the 2:37 mixed
race at St. James Tuesday.
= Syver Syverson. who lived in New
Ulm couple Of years ago, died recently
at Brookings, South Dakota.
Miss Jewett arrived here from YER
mont Friday and will spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs. A. w. Bingham.
Anton Leibold and family arrived
from Columbus, Ohio, Monday evening.
They will visit here for several months.
J. G. Geiger is helping out at the
store of Klossne1 s. Mueller this week,
during 1t. Mueller's absence at Lake
City.
1t. Buschers has purchased q lot On
south Broadway from Eugene Koehler
and will erect residence. The lot
brought $500.
Architect Gerlach of Mankato was in
the city Wednesday on business connec-
ted with the construction Of the hev
Bernadotte church.
Some of our horsemen predict that at
the races in connection with the Fair in
August fully one hundred horses will be
entered in the six different classes.
Quite large party of St. Paul Turn
ers came up Saturday evening and par
ticipated in the parade on the Fourth
and in the exercises at Turner Hall Park.
The New Ulm friends of Prof. Her
mann of St. Paul will be pleased to learn
that he has once more been appointed
teacher of gymnastics IN the public
schools of that city.
The following spent portion of the
week away from home: A. w. Bingham
at Minneapolis, Mrs. Wicherski at St.
Louis Park, Mrs. Peuser at Winthrop
and Mrs. Arbes at LeSueur.
The Red Rocks and Golden Gate mines
will cross bats at the Driving Park next
Sunday afternoon. The game will be
called at $50 o'clock and the prices Of
admission will be 10 and Is cents. !.
The Minneapolis Turner's have arranged
for big Turner picnic at Carver Lake
near Carver for next Sunday. The Car
yer Journal is authority for the state
ment that tralnload of visitors Is ex-
pected from New Ulm alone.
The Board of Review was in session
again on Monday. Several well-known
citizens were summoned to appear and
give testimony as to the extent of their
possessions, and as a result the assess
ment roll was considerably increased.
The Northwestern Telephone Exchange
Company has instituted legal proceed
ings to acquire right of way over certain
lands in this and Nicoller counties. It
is the intention of the company to run a
line into this city, evidently from Man
kato. @= 8,
Col. Baasen Of this city was one Of
the survivors of the gallant First Mime
sofa who attended the monument dedi-
cation at Gettysburg ON Friday. The
Col. and Alonzo Pickle Of Sleepy Eve
are the only survivors Of the regiment
residing in this county.
Mrs. Henry Welcome was brought
home from Nebraska Wednesday and on
Thursday she submitted to an operation
for the removal Of piece Of diseased