New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-11
The Local
News Of
the Week.

llIU " OVNs
t'Where are you going, my pretty maid!
"Oh, ask me not" she gasping cried.
She could not tell, for the pretty maid
Was just beginning to learn to ride.
IN. Y. Truth.
Prof. Critchett is Minneapolis visi-
tor this week.
T. Crone has purchased the PAGER of
VIM. A. Fenscke.
Turning school opened at Turner Hall
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Freeman Of St. Peter was in the
city Wednesday evening.
Jos. Deml and Miss Clara Klaus will
be united in marriage today.
Wenzel Eckstein and wife are spend
ing the week at Minnesota Lake.
Christ. Lindmeyer reports the arrival
of boy at his home on Monday.
MISS Emma Baltrusch has resigned
her position at Eibner's restaurant.
Miss Ida Rosskopf is entertaining a
young lady friend from Winthrop.
Miss Lizzie Bobsin of CORTLAND spent
Saturday with her New Ulm friends.
Chas. Heckrich, the St. Louis turning
teacher, is the guest of George Doehne
Jr.
The family of Agent Ryczek spent
Friday and Saturday at Merriam juno
ton.
Mrs. E. G.. PAIL is expected to arrive
here from California the latter part Of
the week.
Miss Clara Doehne entertained Dum-
Der of friends at birthday party Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. Cannon, the liveryman, will go
to St. Paul this week in the interests of
the Agricultural Society.
R. M. Tomlinson, Chicago stock man,
formerly of St. Peter, was in the city
Monday with J. H. Doty.
The picnic at Hunters Rest on Sun
day was largely attended. Everybody
present was we'll entertained.
Ground was broken last week on
Broa dway for a new residence to be
erected by Emil Wicherski.
Mrs. VIM. H. Mueller of St. Peter is
paying a visit to her parents in Lafa.
Jette, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritsche.
| Mr.. Thormedson of Linden is reading
law in the office of John Lind. He will
attend the State University this fall.
The Hunters Club did not hold shoot
Sunday morning owing to the picnic Of
the Ladies' Society Of the Turnverein.
Rev. Yank of Arlington is in the city
He contemplates leaving the ministry
and starting hennery in this vicinity.
J. Newhart returned from his Cali.
fornia trip Saturday evening. He re.
ports times in San Diego duller than cv'
er.
J. NJ. Anderson of St. Paul is paying
a visit to his brother C. W. A. Krook
He is accompanied by his three daught.
ers.
Carpenters commenced the work yes.
terday of lowering the floor in the City
Drug Store and putting in Il new plate
glass front.
Bingham Bros. on Monday received {
report from Revere, near Lamberton, Of
a severethailstorm in that vicinity Sun.
day afternoon.
There was pleasant birthday party
at the home of Mrs. Hugo Fischer Mon.
day evening, A large number Of hel
friends were present.
Andrew j. Eckstein, Henry Koehler
Alb, Mueller, VIM. Pfefferle and Jos.
Filzen went to..Nlinnnesota Lake sunday
to install a lodge of Foresters.
Frank Weber left for Marshall Mon
day afternoon. He started 20 make the
trip on his wheel, but was forced to re-
turn on account of the muddy roads.
Fire broke out in the restaurant build
ing occupied by Emil swanbeck at
Springfield Monday morning and COM
pletely destroyed the building and stock.
R. D. Chase, J. E. Swenson and j. e.
Moffett, travelling grocery statesmen, are
sojourning here during harvest Moffett
is accompanied by his wife and her sis
ter.
Ralph Yates has returned from the
summer training school at st. Peter and
together with his brother, Fred and