New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-11

A son was born to Nj. and Mrs. Fr.
Zangl last Sunday.
G. Baltrusch was over from Gibbon
Sunday and Monday.
A. G. Mehl, st. Peter marble cutter,
has located in this city.
Miss Pauline Kleinknecht Las gone to
the Cities to study millinery.
Horace Newhart is home from the
east. He arrived last Saturday.
Jacob Klossner Jr. was business vis-
itor in the Flour City yesterday.
Attorney somsen has gone to Iowa
for couple weeks of recreation.
Henry Dietz of Sanborn visited with
relatives in this city over Sunday.
Miss Gustie Kuehnel will return from
her California visit next Friday.
NJ. Mullen spent Thursday and Fri
day at st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Bell of Minneapo-
lis were among our Sunday guests.
G.. G. Krook will return to the State.
University next month to continue the
study of law.
A son and heir put in his appearance
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Scheid-
erich on Monday.
Anton Schmidt Sr. of the Eagle Mill
Co. returned to his home in Cincinnati
Sunday afternoon.
Hubert Manderfeld attended the pho
tographer's convention in St. Paul We'd
nesday and Thursday.
]. G. Geiger is being employed at
Klossner s. Muelier's machine store dur
ing the harvest season.
Mrs. Anton Groebner gave birth to
twin boys on Wednesday. Both of the
infants died on Friday.
Tony Simmet returned on Wednesday
from Winthrop where he had relieved
Fred Spaetb for couple of weeks.
Vogelpohl & Spaeth are building
fine pipe organ for congregation in
Duluth. The price will be $1.7OO.
Mrs. Verdaux came down from rfin-
neapolis Saturday to spend Sunday with
her husband, the St. LOUIS engineer.
r. j. Leigh, the deaf mute, spent a
portion of the week in this city. He is
now canvassing some. of the western
counties. ~ Z.
1t. John Buschers has commenced The
construction of $4,000 residence on
Broadway, south of Eugene Koehler's
new home.
At the hospital last week Dr. Weiser
| amputated the foot of Mrs. Klingler.
| Amputatlon was made necessary by tu-
OCICuAoSlS W ZIG UOuc. .
Mr.. .Hanke of St. Paul, son-in-law of
Mrs. Rehfeld Of this city, will locate
here next spring. He will engage in the
business Of market gardening.
The school board organized Saturday
evening by electing Richard Pfefferle as
president, Herman 5chapekahm as treas
urer and Adolph REIN as secretary,
A number of our local cyclists have
concluded to join the United Wheelmen
of America, having been suspended from
the L. A. W. for entering racing contests
on Sunday.
| o. NJ. Olsen and J. G. johnson with
| their wives. G. w. A. Krook. Richard
Geisinger and Henry Behnke attended
the funeral of Michel Jensen in BRIGHTON
Sunday afternoon.
A farmer in West Newton takes the
palm for economy. He has a mower that
| ne has used for thlrtytwo seasons and q
binder that has served to harvest all Of
his crops fer seventeen years.
1t will interest the New Ulm friends
of Mrs. Albert Metzger of Indianapolis
to learn that on Sunday she became the
mother of another son. Mrs. Metzger is
the daughter of Mrs. Werner Boesch.
Carl Crone arrived home from Ger
many Sunday afternoon. Alex Ottomey
er, who accompanied him on much his
trip, left Europe some days later than
Mr.. Crone, and will not be home until
next week. s.=
Mr.. Carter, the colored cook for the
officials Of the St. Louis road, and a
friend were in town Sunday. Both Of
them are good mandolin and guitar
players aud managed to entertain inter-
ested listeners at various places about