New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-09
The Local
News Of
the Week.

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Now each sweet girl, in her musings,
lots this pointed comment down:
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But there'll be none in my gown
Chicago Record.
Miss Susie Sitzel is home on a visit
from Minneapolis.
Andrew Held Of Winona IS visiting
with Alfred schroeck.
Val. Orth is home from Billings, Ait.
KIN county, on visit.
Adolph Wagner returned from Mime.
apolis Monday evening.
Miss Meta Schleuder was down from
Springfield over Sunday.
The little Bavarian Band has been in
the city again since Friday.
The Cottonwood mill has been sup.
piled with telephone connections.
Albert Pfaender came home from the
state university Saturday evening.
Miss Stella Hirsch will return from
her studies at Owatonna next week.
Mr.. friedman of Brownton spent a
portion of the week here with his par
ents. -.
Mrs. Mary Wagner of St. Paul is spend
ing several days with relatives in this
city.
Albert Book left the latter part of
the week for Book Station in Mile Lac
county.
Mr.. Brown Of Hutchinson visited with
his friend, Ferdinand Crone, Sunday and
Monday.
N. Heinen won the fine riding cultiva
tor which was ratified off by Klossner &
Mueller.
Mrs. Giefer, who resided near Swan
Lake, died Saturday evening after pro.
longed illness.
The blcyclists of the city are arrang.
ing for big race-meet in this city on
the 18th of July.
Mrs. Albert Setter and Miss Meta Sci.
ter are seeing the beauties of the Nation
al Capital this week.
Miss Emma Keller of Minneapolis is
enjoying short visit at the home OF
her parents in this CITY,
Andrew J. DIN recently received the
diploma of a post graduate course al
the Washington Law School.
Edward Kunze, St. Paul merchant
tailor, spent Monday here as the guest
of his friend, W. A. Rhode.
Geo. Jacobs and F. Friedman went
to st. Paul yesterday to attend the grand
lodge session of the I. o. o. F.
Alfred Scheffer, senior member of tic
firm of Scheffer & Rossum of St. Paul
spent Friday and Saturday here.
Attorney Davis, C. D. Griffith and
Henry Goetsche of Sleepy Eye were IL
the city on legal business Monday.
Fred Pfaender and H. Rudolph were
in St. Paul Monday on business relative
to the He-mann's monument dedication
G. H. Klesling of Winthrop, son Of
Mr.. Kiesling of this city, is dangerously
i'll. It is hardly thought that he will re-
cover.
Miss FRANKIE having gone to Germany
Miss Anna Schmidt, recent graduate
of the Mankato Normal, is teaching il
her place.
F. X. Schlumpberger has secured q
position with the Deeringtpeople. HI
will have his headquarters at Klossnel
& Mueller's.
The stockholders of the Brown Co
Agricultural Society wall held meeting
at Schell's Hall next Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. 49,.
G. E, Schmidt and wife of Tracy ane
Henry Dirks and wife of Springfield at
tended the funeral of Ms. Conrad Dirks
yesterday afternoon.
The City Drug Store will be given {
new front and the floor lowered to the
level of the sidewalk certainly q desira
BILE improvement.
The brick stable on the court house
grounds is being removed this week, the
material having been purchased fer SIC
by Jos. Bier of SigeL
The officers of the Turnverein held 3
meeting Saturday and appointed com.
mittee to arrange for the celebra ton Of
July 4th in a proper manner.
The attendance at the dance at Turner
Hall Sunday evening was meager, but