New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-18

was at SanoOrn yesterday
Miss Alma Convey Of Worthington Wis
tied last week with Miss Hers.
Herman G. Schmidt, wife and chile
are here on visit from Chicago.
DR.. Z. A. Fritsche and wife will leave
for Buffalo the forepart Of next week. 4
Miss Emma Hummel is attending the
merchants convention in Chicago this
week. Is.
VIM. Benz of St. Paul has been q CUES,
at the home of Werner Boesch the past
few days.
Prof. Ackermann of this city will
preach at mission festival in Mankate
next Sunday.
Rev. Willmann has been assigned tc
duty as parish priest at Madison, Lac
qui Parle county.
Fred Behnke, the bother, has supplied
his already extensive plant with new
and improved engine.
Harry Franklin of the Pioneer Press
will he one of the speakers at the Wa.
coma picnic next Sunday.
Mrs. PAIL and brother, Adolph Wag.
ner, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A
G. Wagner in Mankato Friday.
The Minneapolis Times of Monday
contained the finest likeness of the Her.
mann monument yet published.
Presiding Elder Koerner Of Faribault
conducted quarterly service at the Ger
man Methodist church on Sunday.
Chas. Silverson has been here from
Cincinnati the past few days, looking
after his interests in the Eagle Mill Co.
Work on the brick business building
of F. j. Backer was commenced Friday
The old building has been entirely re.
moved.
VIM. Berger and Miss Annie Stolz
were married by Justice Brandt last
evening. The bride is sister of Deputy
Sheriff Stolz. {. ... -. .......... ~....
The Young Peoples Society of Chris.
tan Endeavor will give an ice-cream
social at the home of Jacob Klossner Jr.
Thursday evening.
P. E. Raverty of the St. Paul police
force has been visiting his father, the
veteran George Raverty, in the town OF
Home the past few days.
Miss Emma Wellner, after months
soiourn with relatives in this vicinity,
has resumed her work in the johnson &
Mueller store at St. Peter.
=. While at Fairfax last week Chas.
Kuehlbach, travelling representative of
the New Ulm Vinegar Co., rented his
farm near that place 20 a Mr.. Thelm.
Sheriff Block of St. Peter transacted
official business here yesterday. Mr..
Block is still undecided as to his politi-
cal course next year. He says it's too
early.
Andrew J. Eckstein, w. G. Alvin and
Richard Fischer will be among those who
will attend the annual meeting of the
National Pharmaceutical Association in
Minneapolis next week. =
The Swanbeck restaurant building in
Springfield, which was destroyed by
fire, was the property of George Forster,
formerly of this city. He loses about
$500 as the result Of the blaze. T.. 1.
Arguments were made before Judge
Webber last Thursday for new trial in
the cases of Senator French and Hannah
Beard against the Redwood Gazette.
Both are libel suits and both were deci-
ded in favor of the Gazette at the origi-
nal trial.
Among the lawyers and other citizens
brought here on cour, matters last We'd
nesday We're; B. H. schriber and Arthur
Wickwire of st. Paul, Geo. w. Somer-
vile Of Sleepy Eye, Ed. Huebner Of
Winthrop, Frank Clague Of Lamberton
and Fred Warner, N. ". r.. Hunter, ].
81. Bowers, julius Schmall, E. G. Patter-
son and D.A. Stuart of Redwood Falls.
II. s. Kennedy, the wheat expert, who
has estimated the Northwestern wheat
crop for several seasons with remarkable
accuracy, stated on Saturday that, in bis
opinion, the wheat yield of Minnesota
and the two Dakotas for this year would
notexceed 125, 900, 900 bu.as against ! TO-
OOO, OOOslas year. Frosts IN the north.
ern part Of the state just at this time
may reduce this estimate, he says, con-
siderably.