New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-30
The Local
News Of
the Week.

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IT'S now the sweet girl graduate.
Her face in charming frown.
Works two hours on her essay, and
Just ten hours on her gown.
louisville Courier Journal.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Block on Saturday.
Prof. Robert Nix will arrive home
from Indianapolis this week.
A. B. Friedman, the harnessmaker,
has located in Lake Crystal.
The Woodmen Of this city will picnic
at Hunters Rest on the 18th of July.
Rev. johnson has rented rooms in
Mrs. Hottinger's building on State street.
Ralph Yates has accepted position
as operator at the Central Telephone
Station.
Carl S.herer, who was operated on
for appendicitis early last week. is now
rapidly recovering.
Prof. Lugger, the state entomologist,
has gone to Europe to add to his knowl-
edge of ''bugology."
The Lollis broom factory has been
opened in one of Chr. Books buildings
below the railroad trick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cushing of Ira
cy attended the funeral of little nephew
IN this city last Wednesday.
Hugo Gebser returned ON Monday
from Spokane Falls, where he has been
spending the winter and spring.
Gilsen, the shooting gallery manager,
has been at Springfield the past few
days. He will return to New Ulm next
Friday.
A new engine house is being built at
the Eagle Mill. The building will be of
brick and considerably larger than the
old one.
The annual picnic of the Congregation
al Sunday School will be held next Mon.
day. The parents of the children are
also invited.
John Palmer came down from Red.
wood Falls yesterday to attend the mar
riage Of his brother, George, and Miss
Kienlin of Ridgely.
Ringing Bros, it is reported, now de-
mand bonus OF the towns which they
visit. Nothing like playing the hog
when you've got chance to.
About twenty of St.. Paul's young
people expect to come to New Ulm next
Saturday to spend the Fourth. They will
make the trip on their wheels.
Click, the hypnotist and mind reader
who was to have been at Union Hall the
latter part of the week, failed to make
his appearance. No reason given.
The following Turner's attended the
"Tagsatzung'' in Duluth on Sunday
Col. Pfaender, Capt. Burg, Chas. L
Roos, Hugo Fischer, Edward Petry an6
Peter Herian.
VIM. Permantgen, a young Milford
boy, fell: from barn, which he wa.
painting Wednesday afternoon, and sus
tanned fracture of his right arm JUS
! above the wrist.
Adjutant General Muehlberg has is
sued an order dispensing with the regu
lation militia dress coats in camp. Thu
boys will all want to live long to thanh
the General for this act of kindness.
At the next meeting of the Lutheran
Synod for Minnesota, Wisconsin ant
Michigan, which will be he held at Wa
tertown, Wisconsin, in August, Prof
Alderman of this city will read pape
on 'Ofense against Brotherly Love-"
Mrs. Newcomb of Minneapolis, presi
dent Of the Women's Rescue League o
that city, delivered very interesting
talk at the Congregational church Sun
day evening. Monday afternoon she ad
dressed an audience made up exclusive
~ OF women.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis peopl,
have concluded to run an excursion trail
into this city on the Fourth. The trail
will start from Morton at about sever
O'Clock and reach New Ulm at nine
This will give parties at Morton, Frank
lin. Fairfax, Gibbon and Winthrop
chance to take in the big celebration.
The New Ulm Telephone Company
will open pay stations tomorrow for tn.
accommodation of non subscribers who
desire to use the exchange. These sta
| tiOnS will ha located at tho G;tv nr1lr