New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-23
The Local
News n y Of
The Meek.

John and C.P. Cutting Of Home spent
Sunday here.
Postmaster Brust's salary has been IN
creased from 81, roo to $1,000.
Hon. John F. Maegher, the well known Y w
Mankato citizen, died on Friday.
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Mic Franta of Lafayette recently
Oscar Hellikson Of Springfield has
started jewelry store at Gibbon.
Rev. Norman of Linden will deliver
the Fourth of July address IN Albin.
A son of Hon. Geo. Benz Of St. Paul
is guest at the home of Werner Boesch.
Carl Schulz Of Stark has purchased
the Allison farm of $50 acres for $4,000.
The people Of Springfield subscribed
$50 to purchase suits for their baseball
club. .:1:.
Mrs. Robert Hartmann of st, Paul is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Behnke. -
Henry Heimerdinger will attend the
old settlers picnic in the town OF Eden
next Friday.
Fred Arndt of CORTLAND has bought
100 acres Of farming land from J. +.
Davis for $4,000. ::
Ringing Bios. will appear with their
.sgreatest show on earth" at st. James
on the list Of July. ..-.-.. e.
VIM. Ham and Miss Nina Burke of
Sleepy Eye were married in this city
Thursday afternoon: ~"
Mrs. Upper will spend her summer
vacation at Boston and Miss Flora
Schroeder in California.
The CORTLAND and Swan Lake clubs
will cross bats on the grounds of the
former club next Sunday.
Senator T. D. Sheehan, the brilliant
St. Paul lawyer, was in the city satur-
day and Sunday on legal business.
Miss Minnie Silverson entertained the
high school classes of '96 and '97 ut her
German street home on Monday evening.
Mrs. John Veigel, sister of County
Commissioner Augustine, died at her
home in Bashaw township early last
week.
Theo. Metzke of Springfield, formerly
of New Ulm, reports the arrival of a
daughter at his home the forepart OF the
week.
Beussman Bros. received this week the
first Car of binding Irvine ever shipped
into this city from the factory at the
Saltwater prison.
Hugo Fischer has gone to Milwaukee
to attend the closing exercises of the
Turner Seminary. Mr.. Fischer will act
as one of the judges. = ~.
A. ]. Alvin dropped in from the
farm for short while Monday. AS an
agriculturalist, Mr.. Alvin takes no stock
in the cry Of over-production.
MI. and Mrs. John Berg and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Schmid came down from
Springfield yesterday to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Maggie Tauer and John
Soukup of Sigel.
W. II. Roberts, representing the Sher-
win ). Williams Paint Co., was in the city
Sunday. Mr.. Roberts was recently of
fered consulship by President McKin-
ley, but declined.
Hon. W. A. Hammond of st. Jane.
is here this week as attorney in the Rice
grand larceny case. Attorney Cooley
and Banker Benton of Madelia are also
here as witnesses. ss
Revs. Appel and Heuer and Messrs
Remmert, KEEPER and Warnke will rep
resent the Lutheran congregation o
Springfeld at the State conference il
Saltwater this and next week.
I The Stark Creamery Co. last week re
I elected all of its old officers. During
the year 100000 pounds Of milk wer'
received at the creamery and over 50, OOl
I distributed among the stockhold ers.
/ The strawberry festival given by tn
i Unity Club at the PARK on Friday eve
/ ming was in every way successful. Tn
weather was delightful and tile atten
dance far in excess of all expectations.
Joe. Clark, the we'll known trayelin.
Imam, had his face badly cut and bruise'
in a runaway accident last week. Wh 1es
q thrown out Of the rig, Joe found hlmsel
uncomfortable tangled up IN 9 wiz
4 fence.