New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-06
LYMAN Bean 81 Maine has located &

Fred Engelbert and family moved to
Minneapolis yesterday.
Alfred Beinhorn Of Winona spent q
portion Of the week here visiting his
parents.
Otto Held is home from Marshall and
will remain month or more on account
of i'll health.
The children of the Methodist Sunday
School enjoyed picnic at Alwin's grove
on the Fourth.
Fred Engelbert has rented his home
on South Minnesota street to A. G. Jones
of the Empire mill.
Mrs. Rev. Heldeman of Lake Elmo is
q guest this week at the home of her
father, E. G. Koch.
Adolph HUM of West Newton and
Miss Mary Herschmann of sibley county
were married last Tuesday.
Attorney Coffman of St. James was
the orator at Swan Anderson's place in
Lake Hanska on the Fourth.
Geo. Leathermann of Springfield has
been named as the Republican congress
sional committeeman for this county.
| J. F. Neumann contemplates using
the second story of his new building for
defensive dressmaking and millinery par
Ilors.
Oscar Setter came up from St. Paul
Saturday to visit his relatives and incl
IDENTIFY all to attend the theatre at Turner
Hall.
| There will be Union picnic of the
Congregational Sunday schools of this
city and Courtland at Doty's park next
Tuesday. ... -.
Adolph Wagner is rapidly recovering
from the recent operation for appendi-
citis and in few days will be able to
see his friends. ~.
. J. Newhart started for the east Sun
day afternoon, intending to visit New
York, Boston, Washington and several
other larger cities.
u Mrs. Julius Scheiderich left on We'd
nesday for Madison, Wisconsin, to spend
t few weeks with her husband, who is
stationed there in the employ of the
:, Northwestern. .-.
f MISS Minnie Silverson, who attended
e WELLESLEY College last year, reached home
r Saturday evening. She was accompanied
s from Cincinnati by her cousins, Katie
and Charlie Silverson.
k DR.. Pucklitsch of Sleepy Eye was
# called to Cincinnati Monday by the
is death of his wife. Ever since the birth
e of her fist and only child, the healti
re- of Mrs. Pucklitsch has been despaired of
The president on Friday promoted 1t
81 Mccoy, who IS at present serving tn
lie Twelfth Minnesota as lieutenant colonel
g to the rank of captain in the regular ar
y my. This means, in all probability, tina
lie the Twelfth Will soon be deprived o
McCoy's services, and that several pre-
Ct motions will tall to the rest of the rank
e. ing officers of the Bobleter regimen
e. Albert Steinhauser, as ranking captain
at will become major, 1t. Buschers wi
j. become captain, 1t. Mueller will ste
re. into Buscher's place, and Sergeant Fri
sche into Mueller's. The people of Ne
Eli Ulm all trust that the hoped-for promo
se lions will not be delayed.
,c The Red Rocks met "scrub team
,;s at the Driving Park Sunday afternoo
"a and soon discovered that they had ru
up against lot of ball players. II
'.scrubs' consisted of young profession
al men and clerks of this city who do nj
make any pretensions as far as the NJ
- tional game is concerned, but for Il
g first six innings they managedto hold Il
Red Rocks down OF score OF o 10
:, In the seventh inning the tide turne
The pitcher for the scrubs tired all OF
sudden, while the playing OF the n
80 Rocks steadily improved. The resu
-. was that the Red Rocks won to the ~
of 9 to s. A second game of i've innin
was PLAYED, from which the scru
emerged with all the laurels. Score !
a'o Z in favor Of the amatuers.
! Of
Of L. F. Hughes, pathmaster in Camb'
ties town, has sworn out 9 warrant for 7
fla. arrest Of FRED Arndt on 9 charge OF
of sault. It seems, according to the ] 6
.nta kato Review, that Hughes was work.
and ON road that runs through land own
the by Mr.. Arndt. This caused Arndt
fl Mace obstacles In the way OF the pa