New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-07-14
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Mrs. G. II. Helmes and children ar
rived here from st. Paul on Monday.
A number Of young men Of the city
have gone into camp at Hummel's Lake.
Several business and professional men
will go into camp at Meyers Creek this
week.
The Sherman farm Of 100 acres in
Stately has been sold to A. Roberts for
$4,000.
There will be a Woodmen's picnic at |
Ole Johnson's grove in Linden next
Sunday.
The New Ulm Red Rocks will play 4
Lafayette nine on the latter's grounds
next Sunday.
Attorney Ed. Huebner has resigned as
mayor Of Winthrop. Henry Klossner
succeeds him.
The annual school election takes place
next Saturday. It is apt to pass off with
! out much excitement.
Mrs. Lind is expecting visit from her
sister, whose home is in California. She
will arrive next week.
Chas. Dietz, the Mapleton merchant,
was here yesterday to attend the funeral
of his uncle, Adolph Dietz.
Miss Susie Sitzel, who has been spen-
ding several weeks here with relatives,
returned on Thursday to Minneapolis.
| John Zeller, who recently sold his sa-
loon in Winthrop to Vogtel & Gareis,
has removed with his family to this city
Dr. Schoch will leave for Salt Lake
City to join Mr.. Lind next Friday. Il
is possible that Mr.. Juni may accompany
him. ~-~.. &
Next Sunday at the Driving Park there
will be a pacing contest between the
horses of John Daut and farmer named
Mielke. -. f..
The ladies of the Evangelical church
gave a successful lawn social at thu
home Of Mrs. Jacob L. Mueller Sunday
afternoon.
John B. Schm1d' of Springfield hat
business before the county commission
ers yesterday in behalf of the Springfield
school district
Conrad Dirks was out for the frs
time Friday, after having been confined
to his bed for two weeks with inhama
tory rheumatism.
The young people of the Congrega
, tional church will give an ice-crean
social at the home of J. Newhart tomor
row, Thursday, evening.
Geo.. Kaes, son of Wenzel Kaes of thu
city, had his right leg broken while shoe
: ing vicious horse in the Pafrrath sho
G at Springfield last week.
When the hospital addition is com
: pleted it Will he formally dedicated.
large number of physicians and surgeon
| will be invited to attend. .'1
II Charles Stuebe returned from tn
west: last Thursday night after an al
sence of over two months spent in 1oun6
ing up nearly eight thousand head (
cattle. N
Chas. Hermann. f. G. Gilmore, OFT
! Baarsch and Robert Loheyde went t
4 Lake Crystal Monday to attend Il
l. meeting which was held Tor the purpo:
u OF. organizing racing circuit.
The Springfield and Winthrop ba
>. clubs will play a match game in this c
ty again next Sunday afternoon for
purse ofi$50. The game will be Gale
at 3 O'Clock at the Driving Park.
i. Julius Stole came down from How
n ard Lake last week to visit his b1othe
Supt. Stole of the waterworks depar
- ment. A period Of twenty years hs
,, elapsed in which they had not seen eat
other.
Tony Schneider has given up his pos
ton as baggageman at the Northwestel
.
" depot in Springfield and will, accordlr
= to the Advance, become the prophet,
q of a notion store at either Lamberton
Waseca.
Mrs. Hasenwinkle, president of Il
= Minnesota Women's Relief Corps, die
- in St. Paul on Sunday. The decease
was the wife of the well-known trave
e ing representative Of aIcKibben s &C
d and has::visited New Ulm on one or uo,
Q. occasions. /.
= Harley Head and j.. Irving we
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