New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-08-10
J. Newhart returned from his eastern

a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
;. +. Retzlaff Monday evening.
1 Miss Selma Frenzel is home from
Mankato. She returned last Thursday.
Rev. Buzzell will speak next Sunda.
on discomfort, an Element Of Progress
Chas. Arbes returned this week from
a visit to st. Paul, Winona and Glare
mont. III
James Beecher of Redwood Falls spen
q portion of the week here with hi
brother.
Geo. Graft came up from St. Paul Sat
urdaY evening and remained till Monda,
afternoon.
The Catholics of this city will give |
fair at Caecilian Hall the last week il
September. II
The Red Rocks will meet a Madeli,
club at the. Driving Park in this cit,
next Sunday.
Prof. Hess drove down from Sleepy
Eye Sunday evening, returning the fol
lowing day.
AS the Congregational church IS be-
ing reprinted this week, there will be nc
services next Sunday.
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Emanuel Albrecht, who has been at
tending Concordia college at st. Louis,
is home for the summer vacation.
A delegation of Herman Sisters visi-
ted the lodge at Springfield Wednesday
evening and were agreeably received and
entertained.
Mrs. Geo. Meisel, who has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Jacob II
Mueller, for two weeks past, will return
in a day or two to her home in st. Paul.
A contract has been awarded to Paul
Klinkhammer for the construction of a
two story chapel annex to the Catholic
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Sisters Home on State street. The
building will cost 81 800.
The Northwestern will run, an excur-
sion from the Twin Cities to New Ulm
on the 21st. The Hermann Sons have
arranged for a big picnic for the enter
tainmcnt of the visiting strangers.
Albert Kiefer of Winthrop, who mar
ried daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otter
holm of this city, has announced him
self as candidate for the Democratic
nomination for sheriff in Sibley county,
The reglmental flag and the national
colors were sent to Col. Bobleter on
Monday. It was impossible to find a
a committee who could spare the time
to take it down AM present it to the
regiment in person. ...
The thirty fourth annual meeting of
th. Catholic Benevolent Society of Amer
lea will be held at Milwaukee from the
21st to the 25th of August. Col. Baa-
sen will attend as delegate from the
local st. Joseph's society and w. Eibner
will represent tie Sleepy Eye order.
The remains Of Roy Murfn arrived at
Sleepy Eye from the far west on Wed
nesday. An examination was made by
the doctors to satisfy the insurance COM
pany with whom the deceased carried a
olicy, and on Thursday the body was
again inferred with the usual rites Of
Christian burial.
F. 81. Buelow, who ran for auditor
against e. P. Bertrand four years ago, is
said to be candidate for the republican
nomination for one of two offices. IF
Vogel comes home and makes the race
for auditor, then Buelow will try to cap
ture the nomination for register of deeds.
Otherwise, he will make an effort for
Vogels place.
Henry Steinhauser has made arrange
ments to embark in the mercantile bust
ness with his brother at Lamberton His
business interests here have been trans
ferredfto N. B. Neumann aud the latter
has associated with him in the manage
ment Of the shops his former employee,
Herman Engel. Henry's determination
to leave. New Ulm will be regretted by
many, 6
Titus Mareck arrived here SATURDAY.
evening from Minneapolis to spend Sum
day with his family, who are guests at
the home Of Mrs. Richard Fischer. Mr..
Mareck, as manager Of the Minneapolis
Brewing Co, occupies one Of the most
responsible positions in that big institn.
ton, and the fidelity and success With
whichl heshas filed il gives him high
rank throughout the community.
New Ulm and vicinity were visited