New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-05-19

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the \ Week.
There was another picnic at the Fish
Pond Sunday.
Knud Mo, the Springfield banker, was
in the city Saturday.
Rev. Anderson and son of Clear Lake
were in town Monday.
VIM. Koch, the miller, went to Mime
apolis Saturday on business.
Miss Meta Kiesling lett for St. Paul
Monday to study millinery styles.
E. ". Reinke of Covington, Kentucky,
is paying visit to his sister, Mrs. Jos.
Epple.
Mr.. Gilsen, a crack gun shot, has
opened shooting gallery at Frank
Burg's place. +
kaleidoscope views were taken by New
York parties of all the principal features
of the funniest. II.
Worth Hewitt of Eden has gone to
Battle Creek, Michigan, to enter theo-
logical seminary.
Adolph Larson and Miss Anne Rasch-
ko of Linden will be married in this CT
ty on the 18th of June.
Mrs. G. B. Liver and daughter returned
to Omaha the forepart of the week, af-
ter spending several months here.
Ex-Congressman Haldor E. Boen of
Fergus Falls was in the city Friday con-
sult1ng MI. Lind on legal business.
DR.. Gustav Fischer was one of eight
new members admitted to the Minnesota
Valley Medical Society on Wednesday.
Judge Weber aud Reporter Eckstein
came home from Redwood Falls Satur-
day, court having adjourned on Friday.
Prof. V. S. Clark Of Lake City, form
erly teacher In New Ulm, las been hon
ored with Fellowship in Columbia Col
lege.
Capt. E. St. Julien Cox, formerly of
this district, will deliver the Memorial
address at;Santa Barbara, California, this
year.
Col. Bobleter received a telegram
from New York last week announcing
the birth of sen to his daughter, Mrs.
Albert Wagner.
In addition to Inspector General Nc
Coy the following officers are expected
to be here today: Gen. Mueblburg, Col.
Meade and Major Whitney.
G. J. Hermann, the St. Paul gymnas-
tic teacher, has removed to. Milwaukee.
His New Ulm friends will be pleased to
learn that he has secured very desirable
position there.
Geo. Grimm and wife of Springfield
spent Sunday here with relatives. MI.
Grimn says that Springfield will exper.
fence the biggest boom this season that
it has had since 1890.
The next meeting of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps will take place next Friday.
All of the members are urged to be
present in order to make proper arrange
ments FOR Memorial Day.
The case of John Youngblom of Laia-
yette versus the Minneapolis, New Ulm
s. Southwestern Railway Co. has been
appealed to the Supreme Court, the
railroad company making the appeal.
NextSunday Mr.. Bazzell will,exchange
pulpits with DR.. Lord of Unity Church,
St. Paul DR.. Lord has lectured in this
city on several former occasions and is
known to be a logical and entertaining
speaker.
Emil sternberg, Woo has been sick
with appendicitis at St. Paul hospital
for number of weeks, arrived here Sa-
turday afternoon. He will remain here
with his family until able to resume
work on the road. .-@
It. Mueller wears the honors for aligh-
est score at the Gun Club shoot on Mon
day. Here is the score; Albert Koch,
Z; Bobleter, 8; DR.. Fischer, 8; Heymann,
6; Manderfeld, 4; VIM. E. Koch, Z; Lind,
E; Mueller, IL; Fritsche, o; Hauenstezn.
s; Buschers, 5.
At a meeting held IN St. Peter Friday
the dates for the Southern Minnesota
Circuit of county fairs were fixed as fol-;
lows: New Ulm, August 2e, 81 and 2s; !.
St. Peter, September l, 2 and 8; lie.
sueur, September Is, IS and II; st.
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