New Ulm review., 1899-08-23

1lf. l,scar II Leacner ID Lewiston,
Mimi, spent a few days with the family
lsof Rev. Albrecht last week s2s
Mr. and Mrs. b. 7. Critchett and
family returned last week, after So
journ of about six weeks in California.
Miss Hattie Bellig Of Springfield is
now visiting with Miss Lucy Hauenstein
after spending few pleasant days with
her sister Mrs. VIM. REM at West New
ton.
Mrs. Richter Of Gibbon, who had been
visiting here with her parents returned
home last week, accompanied by her
father, who returned a few days after
wards.
Miss Flora Pfefferle left for Chicago
last Wednesday to buy millinery goods
for the fall trade. On her return she
will stop for some time at the Twin
Cities.
Peter Herlan Of this place and Jos. ].
Bier Of Sleepy Eye are this week attend
ing the State Liquor League Associa-
TONS meeting, which is held at Brain
erd, Mlnn.
Herman Schapvkahm went to Sleepy
Eye with force Of men last Monday, in
order to move some old buildings, hav-
ing taken the contract for the work some
weeks ago.
Farmers from various townships IN
this county state that the wheat crop
will fall far below the average in guam
tity as we'll as quality. The oat crop is
reported as fair.
Mrs. Larsen, formerly teacher in the
Sleepy Eye schools, has accepted posi-
tion at Echo and will begin her work at
that place with the school year begin
ming September 9Th.
Fred. W. Scheuer, who has served Is
months in the U: S. Vol. signal corps in
Manila returned to his home in st. Pc
ter Saturday after visiting for short
time with his brother in Chicago.
"German Day" will be celebrated at
Ft, Smelling September Sd. The local
lodge O. d. H. S. will attend in body
and all those that wish to participate
should arrange with the O. d. II. S. .1
F. F. Mansfield of Arlington was here
last week, looking up some attractions
for the county fair at that place. It is
understood that he will try to secure
the End regiment band and Company A,
N. G. S. M. .a-
An elaborate program is being put up
by the committee on mental culture of
the Turnverein for the celebration of the
150th anniversary of Goethe's birth, the
celebration to take place at Turner Hall
Sunday Aug. 9th.
The wonlen's society of the Lutheran
church have decidedto purchase an ele-
CANT altar and pulpit for the enlarged
and remodeled church edifce. Rev. Al
brecht made the selection while in Mil
waukee last week.
T. D. Gregg one of the teachers in our
public schools has resigned his position.
He simply notified tie board of educa-
ton, that he would not be able to teach,
as agreed some time ago. His success
sor has not been named yet.
Six men were arrested for gambling
Friday afternoon, and fined $40 and
costs each by Justice Henningsen the
same afternoon. -Four of them paid
their fines, the other two went to Jail for
term of ten days each.
The sale of lots at Hanska took place
Aug. 10Th & 18th and Is business lots
were sold, among them two lumber
yards, hardware store, bank, meat
market, / restaurant drug store and /
newspaper, the Hanska Times.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wertzler of Sleepy Eye
died at that place Tuesday Aug. 18th
and was buried at Home cemetery Thurs
day afternoon. Funeral services were
held in Congregational church, Revs.
Blackwell and Russell officiating.
Mrs. Carl Schramm, Mr.. and Mrs. Ju-
llus Schramm and Mesdames Sell and
Mathes, all of Fairfax attended the fu-i
neral of John Fenscke last week, and re-
NAMED here for the balance of the week
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Wagner. -7
In its last meeting, the Young peoples
society of st. Paul's church, presented a