New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-25
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Of new religions savants croak;
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New creeds we need not, but new folk
To live up to the old ones.
Chicago Record
Mrs. Landwehr will return to Milwau
kee this week. &&~
Norman Lind will attend the State
University this fall. #.
Attorney VIM. N. Plymat of Mankatc
was in town Wednesday.
A. J. Alvin will conclude his labor!
on the road in about two weeks. /
Rev. johnson occupied the Congrega
tional pulpit at Winthrop Sunday. s
Frank Gross of Milwaukee is paying
visit to John Sturm in Cottonwood.
Gottlieb Schmidt went to Mankatt
Saturday to see Congressman cCleary.
Misses Mary and Martha Kluegel Of
St. Paul are visiting here with their par.
ents. = -E<% -.
Sheriff Anderson has purchased his
fathers farm of eighty acres in Burns.
town. =.
Mrs. Gottlieb Schmidt and daughter
Bertha, will go to Chicago this week on
a visit. .s.> &.,..
Sam Sherman of this county has gone
to Charlottesville, Virginia, to look up
a location.
Rev. Buzzell will be one of the speak
ers at the Harvest Home picnic in Lin.
den next Sunday.
The statue of Hermann will be placed
in position today. The iron work ii
about completed.
Joshua Wigley and daughter of Lake
Crystal and John G. Jones and wife Of
Chicago were in the city Monday.
Heller, the magician, is now with the
Magniscope Vaudeville Co., which filled
the boards at Sleepy Eye last week.
Hubert Manderfeld will spend the
first week in September hunting chick
ems in the neigbborhood of Springfield
The eleven months old child of John
Wells, who lives near Springfield, was
drowned Friday by falling into slop
pail.
Misses Clara Follmann and Meta
Kiesling will leave tor Milwaukee early
next month to study late styles in mil.
linery.
Anton Ouren of Linden will 90 to
Mankato this week to see Judge Sever
ance regarding the Farmers Elevator at
Madelia.
DIR. Weiser was called to Milford Wed
nesday forenoon to attend Peter Scbmitz,
whose lower jaw had been fractured by
the kick of mule.
The lSpringfeld Advance says that
Mrs. John Lau of that place will move
to New Ulm to live with her daughter,
Mrs. Hermann Mueller.
Mrs. DR.. Reinke will leave this week
for a several weeks visit at her old home
in Steele county. DR.. Reinke will join
her early in September.
Edwin Biorkmann, assistant city edi.
tor of the Minneapolis Times, came ur
to New Ulm for days rest last Wed.
nesday and visited with his friend, Joh1
Lind. : 1872
Attorney Burchard of Marshall wa!
in the city Wednesday for the purpose
of interesting the K. P. boys IN the or
ganiza:ion of lodge of Knights of thu
Uniformed Rank.
Rev. Yank of Arlington has defnitel.
decided to locate in New Ulm and oper
ate an extensive poultry farm. A fea
ture of the farm will be several incuba
tors with large capacity. s..
Otto Baarsch will resign his positio,
as cashier at the Northwestern depo
next month. He will be succeeded b,
Frank Baasen, who in turn will be sue
ceeded by VIM. Herian.
Ed. Guse, hired man for Frank Tut
tie in the town Of Home, had blcycl
accident on Sunday and was brought t,
the hospital in this city for treatment
The accident occurred while coastin,
down hill. -
| Judge Weber has denied the motion
for new trial in the case Of the Red
wood county commissioners versus til
bonLsmen Of the Citizens Bank Of Red
/ wood Falls The case NAV on ~ m