New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-07-07
The Local
News Of
the Week.

Conrad Dirks is reported to be dan
gerously ill.
Chas. L. Rocs and II. S. Kennedy
were in town Friday.
The Catholic parochial schools closed
Wednesday with picnic al Ochs' place.
Miss Benson of Minneapolis is being
entertained by Mrs. Albert Olsen this
week.
Miss Theresa Eichmann is spending
the week with Mrs. C. H. Helmes in the
Sanity City.
E. G. Koch IS assisting at the Brown
Co. Bank this week during Col. Boblet-
er's absence.
w. F. <Eibner had his face badly
burned while shooting off fireworks Sun
day evening. 5.
Charlie Albrecht, of St. Paul is spend
ing the summer with his grandfather,
Col. Pfaender. e..
j. G. Geiger advertised the New Ulm
celebration along the St. Louis road last
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Carleton have
concluded to spend the summer with the
10 -, %bor Nor1>oko
J. Newhart departed for California
last Saturday. His trip will combine
both business and pleasure.
Sumner Ladd of St. Peter was in the
city yesterday. He is spending the week
with J. H. Doty at CORTLAND.
Several members of the St. Peter Fire
Department, in uniform, attended the
celebration here on the Fourth.
Miss Clara Doehne entertained the
members of the Ladies Sextette at her
German Street home last evening.
Among those who accompanied the
st. Paul Turner's to New Ulm Saturday
was Mr.. Petry, the postoffice clerk.
Gov. Clough and staff, including L.
B. Krook of this city, called on Queen
Liliuokalani at Washington Monday.
Turner Hall was we'll filled with dane
ers Sunday evening, while all the other
halls IN the city were literally packed.
Mrs. Newcomb will give another lec-
ture on ''the laws of heredity" at Turner
Hall tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Turnverein held its semi annual
meeting Saturday evening, but post
poned the election of officers until the
10th.
MIR. Lind and son, Norman, started for
Wyoming yesterday. They will be
joined by DR.. Schoch an6 Ferdinand
Crone later on.
The Minneapolis Evening Press sus-
pended publication Saturday evening.
The paper had the largest circulation in
this city of any of the Twin City dailies.
Chas. Dietz came down from Huron
and Henry Dietz from Sanborn last week
to attend their father, Adolph Dietz, who
has been dangerously i'll for several days.
The members Of Flandreau Camp, Mo-
dern Woodmen of America, will picnic
at Hunters Rest next Sunday afternoon.
All Modern Woodmen are invited to at
tend.
Over 1900 people witnessed the races
Sunday afternoon, but it was a notice.
able fact that nine out of every ten were
strangers. New Ulm didn't patronize
worth cent. .-.
Rev. Buzzell talked on "Patriot ism,
True and False" at Gebser's Hall Sim
day morning and Rev. Johnson at the
Congregational church on s.The True
Glory of the Nation"
A match game of ball was played be-
tween the "Congregatlonal' and ''Name-
Less clubs at the Congregational pic
mic on Monday. Score, Is to 10, in
favor of the Congregationals.
Col. Bobleter started for camp at Lake
City Saturday morning. The company,
43 strong, left over the Northwestern
early Monday morning, Capt. Stelnhauser
in command. Emil Steinhauser accom-
panied them as commissary.
The officers of the New Ulm Labor
Exchange are !: President, Dr. Fischer;
vice president, B. Marschner; secretary,
Mrs. Hofer. A public meeting was held
at Gebser's Hall last evening to discuss
the purpose OF the organization.
The st. Paul school board on Wednes-
day reelected Miss Amalia Nix as teach
or IF Gor,,, a ;, IN, fhs Cent ,cI II;c.h