New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-02
Homer Whiting Of Tracy was ii town

Mayor Huebner Of Winthrop was in
town Thursday.
Richard Baasen left for Minneapolis
Saturday morning.
John Fenscke Jr. and Joe Vogel blked
to Springfield Sunday.
J. B. Castor is here from the National
Soldiers Home at Milwaukee.
Mrs. DR.. Marden left for st. Paul
Monday to visit with her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Setter returned
from Chicago Saturday evening.
Jos. Schumacher will not commence
work on his new brewery until August.
Fred Hers arrived home from PIT.
Washington, Wisconsin, Saturday even
ing.
Peter Hagbe1g of Winthrop has been
spending the week here with his son, the
attorney.
Attorney Hugo Hanft of St. Paul was
in the city on legal business from Satur-
day till Monday.
Court will convene in this city on the
18th inst. The calendar gives promises
of two weeks term.
Chas. Schorregge arrived in the city
Saturday afternoon. He has been spend
ing the past year in Dakota.
| Henry Subilia has sold the drugstore
in Tracy, which he bought during the
winter, to Theo. Lauterbach.
Richard Sievers and wife and daugh-
ter of Minneapolis are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Boesch.
DIR. Sullivan of Springfield is repre-
sentlng this district at the Grand Camp
of Modern Woodmen at Dubuque this
} week.
| DR.. James, the Mankato eye, ear
throat and nose specialist, will be here
next Saturday afternoon and Sunday
morning.
Fred Bonge, patient from Court
land, died at the hospital in this city
on Friday. The deceased was thirty.
two years of age.
Hon. VIM. Skinner bid goodbye tt
the old homestead in Milford last week
and is now comfortably domiciled ir
? the Vaien home on German street.
While John Karl was loading -four in
to car at the Eagle mill on Friday
the car door fell upon him and cut al
f ugly and painful cash in his head.
John Sehr and Ignatz Binder hav
- each purchased 40 acre tract of Ian
IN West Newton from J. Newhart Of thi
city. The price paid w9s $40 an acre.
Gustav Olson Of Bernadotte started O
Wednesday for Stockholm to attend tn
great exposition. Before leaving he We
admitted to citizenship by Judge Wei
Der,
August Heimann came down fro1
Echo last week to attend the marriae
- of his brother, William, to Miss Il
Wagner of Home. He remained unit
Saturday.
=, Fred Spoerhase will enter his pace
Nan Wilkes, in the races at Blue Earl
- City, Winnebago City, St. James ar
New Ulm. Otto Baarsch will send Ii
tie Joe to St. Peter.
l. Col. Bobleter has received word fro
"a the adjutant general that his regimen
T. will go into camp at Lake City on tt
IL 5th of July, remaining until the follow
a. ing Monday. The Company A DO.
k leave early in the morning of the 9Th.
IN William Struss of CORTLAND w
'r brought here last Saturday, charge
with having threatened the life of
ID neighbor. The matter was compromise
7. however, the complaint being withdraw
b, and Struss was set free.-St. Peter He
e. aid.
The team Of Chas. Schlumpberger
I'd West Newton INDUCED in a lively run
* way on Minnesota Street Monday NOR
of ing. Near Ruemke s. Huevelmann
lie store they ran up against the buggy
III F. Aufderheide and literally smashed
into splinters.
n Capt. Wanzer last week let the co
r. tract for widening Third North Sire
at between the st. Louis and Northweste
OF tracks to Christ Filzen, and the contra
he for grading the sidetrack to the stoc
yards to John Bluehm. The stockyar
We will be located in the neigbborhood
on Elnvpnth South efront s5EE555