New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-07-14
The Local
News Of
the Week.

It is only when filled with water, they say
That teakettle sings; but, oh!
Poor, innocent man doesn't act on that
plan
For he's not teakettle, you know.
= Il. A. w, Bulletin
Miss Ida Hellmann is visiting with
her sister in Chicago.
F. NJ. Whitney came up from Wlnona'
for short while Monday.
George Doehne Jr. returned from his
western trip Saturday evening.
The county commissioners met in re-
gular session Monday forenoon.
Henry Subilia Jr. came down from
Tracy Friday to visit his father.
Emil Velikanje is spending his vaca-
ton with his brother IN Minneapolis.
The new engine and other machinery
for the Eagle Mill arrived on Monday.
The Sleepy Eye and Springfield ball
clubs meet at Sleepy Eye this afternoon.
Fred Spoerhase has severed his con-
nections with the New Ulm Roller Mill
Go. -s#
Hon. W. S. Hammond, the popular
ST.. James lawyer, was in the city Fri
day.
The Wcodmen picnic at Hunters
Rest Sunday afternoon was largely at
tended.
Aftermath & Bastian, the Springfield
photographers, have purchased a gallery
in Tracy.
Grace Buck, little orphan girl, died
at the home Of Mrs. Blass on Monday
Of consumption.
Theo. Figge and wife of Chadron, Me-
braska, are being entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Doehne.
| County Attorney F.S. Brown of Tracy
transacted legal business before Judge
Weber Wednesday.
Mrs. J. H. Doty of CORTLAND was
Frustrated by heat while visiting IN st.
Peter last Wednesday.
4 The wife and daughter of Engineer
Blake OF the ST.. Louis road were guests
in the city over Sunday.
Mrs. Ad. Eckstein of Duluth was pay
ing a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Beinhorn during the week.
A little son Of Ben. ,1uni stepped on a
nail, while barefooted last Wednesday
and suffered painful injury.
Barnum & Bailey's circus will exhibit
at Mankato today. A large number OF
New Ulmites will witness it.
Albert Pfaender returned to Mime
apolis 1londay to take Il post graduate
: course in the State University.
Miss Annie Tell returned to her Min
: : neapolis home Thursday after a prolonged
!. visit with Miss Emma Keller
+ The supreme court has decided tina
:, the law permitting townships and cite
r to license peddlers is unconstitutional.
CORTLAND village is to have tow
e hall and fire engine house, the site hav
j ing already been selected by the villag
i council.
d James O'Brien has sold his farm il
Ridgely to Flank Veit for $4,000. MI
O'Brien will either move to Fairfax 0
- Otter Tail county.
Miss Harriet Beecher, who has numez
= Gus friends in this city, was married q
= Redwood Falls on Wednesday to NJ
Charles Dickinson.
a 1t. Bulls, judge advocate of the Sec
Il ond Regiment, accompanied Col. Bot
5. Letter home from Lake City Saturday an
n remained over Sunday.
il Chr. Book, the florist, has bee
e spending the week converting Hermann
# Park into a plot of artistic and highl
II ornamental flower beds.
"a Carl Scherer has so far recovered fror
n his recent attack of appendicitis, that o
fe Friday heSwas able to Leave the hospits
p and return Is his home.
n And J. Eckstein has been chosen as
a delegate. to..the Foresters' meeting q
4 Saltwater on the Oath of August an
ir VIM. A. Pfefferle as an alternate.
o At the Driving Park Thursday eve
# ningitheshorses of Ralph Yates and Ere
q Kretsch run two heats for purse of SCI
The Yates horse won both heats wit
" ease.
n Mrs. Guender of Mankato is the cit
e fe for the purpose of making a banner 70
,e the Hermann. Sons. It will be a-lorne