New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-16
The Local
News Of
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Before 1 began to ride wheel
I was all run down from head to heel.
g And, now,' said the man on foot with q
frown, 8 s
THE rest Of the folks are ali run down" q
Judge
Dr., Kohler, the Minneapolis oculist,
was here Sunday.
Miss Lou Baarscb spent a portion Of
the week with Mankato friends.
Col. ofaender will be one Of the speak
ers at the Redwood Falls encampment.
Miss Leu Baasen has been spending
the week with Miss Roth at Springfield.
VIM. Koch of the Empire mill tran
sacted business in the Flour City Satur-
day. WA.
Hon. John Lind has an engagement to
deliver an address at Devils Lake on the
Fourth.
DR.. o. C. Stricken attended meeting
of the State Medical Board in St. Paul
Thursday.
c. A. Zieske, formerly of this city, has
accepted position il the Citizens Bank
of Lanberton.
A. J.,Kempe of St. Peter was in town
Friday IN the interests OF Gustavus
Adol phas college.
F. 81. Retzlaff is erecting building
in Lambertcn for the purpose of hand
ling farm machisserY.
The State Medical Society convenes in
Mankato today. Several of the local
physicians will attend.
A young child of John Macho was
buried on Sunday. Death was caused
on Thursday by convulsions.
T. Crone and wife returned fron a So
journ of several weeks in Battle Greek
and Chicago last Wednesday. ~ r.
G.. 81. Hornburg Jr. has secured a
triplet bicycle to be used for the PAGERS
at the race-meet on the Fourth.
Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein attended the
national grand lodge meeting of the A.
O. U. W. in Milwaukee last week.
Ms. j.. H. Sigel enjoyed visit the
forepart of the week from her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb, of Madison, Wiscon-
sin. RI. rE* .,...z
Owing to inclement:weather, the Ft.
Ridgely camp-meetingaand church dedi
cation exercises we're postponed to the
first week in July. -
The Nashville Students gave fairly
satisfactory minstrel performance to a
fairly good-sized audience at Union Hall
last Wednesday evening.
The Springfield and Winthrop base.
ISoall clubs will cross bats on the Faiz
grounds in this city next Sunday after
noon. 1t will be a hot game.
The members of the Farmers Insta-
tute Corps stopped OF here Wednesday
night while on their way to Morgan. In
the party were 1t. Gov. Gibbs and O. C.
Gregg.
The commencement exercises of the
Pillsbury Academy stake place at Owa-
tonna today. Norman Lind of this city
is one of the graduates in the English
scientific course.
w. G. Alvin and mother spent Friday
and Saturday at Arlington. visiting with
relatives. Mrs. Alwin,s son-in-law, Mr..
Breutkreutz, was recently injured seH::
ously while building e barn.
Aug. Samuelson of the Bernadotte-
Lafayette creamery attended the dairy
sale In Minneapolis "Wednesday. The
sale for the week exceeded that at the
great Elgin mart by over 200 tubs.
Prof Victor s. Clark will study Ro-
man law at Columbia College in New
York this summer. Mr.. CLARK will make
the trip from the terminus of the 500
road to New York in steel canoe.
Hon... Albert Scheffer OF st. Paul has
had the good fortune to have the indict-
ment for grand larceny against him
quashed by reason of one of the grand
jurors having been non resident of
the state.
The members of the local Ct. A. R.
Post have decided to attend the Red
wood Falls encampment in body. The
Great Western Band will also attend and
participate in the tournament, provided
free transportation IS furnished.
The Minneapolis Times after . lengthy
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