New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-07-28
Lulu Hose is visiting with Tracy

Henry Behnke went to ST. Paul on
business Monday morning
Mrs. Peterson Of Minneapolis is q
guest the home Of Mrs. Wehye:
j. Martin Of the Union Hotel spent
Thursday in St. Paulcn business.
Miss Edna Murphy Of St. Peter is vls-
ing with her aunt, Mrs. f. 81. Behnke.
Herman Jetske, a Cottonwood farmer
about fourty years old, died on satuI-
day.
Robert Plath Of Cincinnati has been
visiting in the neighbortood for several
days.
E.. p. Bertrand, who is now visiting
in Europe, will be home about Septem-
Der LIST.
VIM. A. Fenscke has rented residence
apartments in the Gratz building on
South Minnesota Street.
A. w. Bingham, president Of the Com
merical Union, is the latest acquisition to
the ranks Of the local wheelmen.
!; The Northwestern carried ten coaches
of excursionists to Waseca Wednesday.
But very few went from New Ulm.
The marriage Of Rev. Theo. seifert,
formerly of this city, and Miss Lena
Dueber of Mankato will occur tomorrow.
/ Prof. v. 8. Clark Of Lake City is in
the city for few days, having recently
returned from course of study at Co
lumbia college, New York.
julius Block of St. Peter, who is on.
of the best shots in America, will visi
!, with the Gun and Rod Club in the nea
future, perhaps next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henningsen of this cit,
!, and Major and Mrs. Smith and Mr.. an
Mrs. Gieseke of Sleepy Eye will form
camping party at Waconia next week
gl A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mr.
e F.. A. McCaskey of Kansas City las
week. Mrs. McCaskey is the Younga
: daughter of Mrs. H. G.. Mueller of tn
j.. city. ..~.
r. Prof. VIM. F. Kunze of this count
has recently, in conjunction with Chri
- topher Hall, issued valuable lit
work entitled "A Syllabus on Physics
v Geography"
Nothing has been definitely decide
in the matter, but it is quite likely th'
~ The Northwestern will put up a fir
n brick pumping station on the site of tt
old Van Dusen elevator.
eI Ferd. Crone, Robert Loheyde and O
It to Baarsch, as a committe OF the Brow
It Go. Agricultural Society, are now er
gagged in preparing the premium list
!. fol the August Pair. The awards will b
= larger than ever before.
r. The Beetle boy, who works at Il
Union Hotel, while driving the excursic
70 wagon into the Driving Park on Sunda
- was unfortunate enough to have. b
r face come in contact with the archws
r above the entrance. A bad gashin b
right cheek was the result.
s+ Jos. Arbes came up from Claremol
: Saturday night to attend the Columb
If Bowling Club picnic on Sunday. T
or was accompanied by couple of friend
members. of the Claremont Mandol
: Club, and together they favored the pi
mic with some splendid music.
al F. w. Hauenstein has received fro
c. the Cuban Junta in New York nun
Der of Cuban souvenir coins. They a
about the size OF our own silver dolla
:, and net the jdnta about 10 cents piec
:. This profit goes to assist the Cubans
!, their heroic struggle for liberty. .
Foreman Ed. Short and the Mort
" western Telephone Co.'s constructit
1T force, are in the city at work on the eas
IN ern extension of the long distance lin
h. The line will go on eastward throul
<. Waseca, and another line will be bui
from New Ulm. Mankato Free Press
of OF James Clement AMBROSE, who is
IN lecture at Turner Hall on the 9th
m September, on '.The Fool in Politics
rs that great paper, the Atlanta Constit
ee ton, says: '.His wit was as cultured
&c ever illuminated lecture, and his log
irresistible; the people were astonished
to Joseph Cook, the great Boston lecture
IL ranks the man as always able, timel
se | incisive.''
els Two tramps stole macintosh,
n, mileage book and a frock coat out
he r. H. Bingham office in Sleepy e