New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-07-26

Chas. stuebe has purchased the 50
acre farm Of JOS. Zlschke of Lafayette.
Miss Lou Hopt of Fairfax was visit
ing with New Ulm relatives part of last
week.
Mesdames Ross, Nc earthly, Mowery
and Newhart drove over to West New
ton Friday and spent the day with Mrs.
Alex. Russell.
Mr.. a. w. Bingham returned Friday
after weeks absence in Chicago, where
he met Mrs Bingham. The latter will
return in about a week.
The three year old daughter of w
Krienke, Sleepy Eye was scalded to
death last Thursday by a pot Of boiling
water falling on the child.
The 'Turner. Zoegling's Vereln" is
camping at Meyers creek. The boys have
purchased new tent and are enjoying
camp life immensely. They expect to
break camp Saturday.
Winthrop is introducing the free text
book system in the public schools, and
now war is waged by some papers as
to which town was the first one to pro-
mote that scheme
The probabilities are that the contem.
plated stockyards of the M. & st. L. R.
R. will be located four or five hundred
feet from any residence at some point
north of Seventh st. S.
Major Alb. steinhauser went to Lake
City Friday, the 4th regiment N. G. S.
M. being in encampment there. Major
Steinhauser is there as member of the
governors staff while in camp.
F. Vogelpohl of Green Bay, Wis, o.
Stindt of Barron Mills, Wis. and Herman
Schroer Of Moltke, Mimi, teachers in
parochial schools are. spending their va
cations with New Ulm relatives.
R. G. Harper of Minneapolis celebrat-
ed the Tooth anniversary of his birth
last week, having lived in Minneapolis
since 1854. His mother attained an age
of 104, his grandmother Of 124 years.
The Weschcke residence was replete
with s'Dickens characters" last Thurs
day, 6 Dickens party having been ar
ranged by the Misses Hertha and Erna
Weschcke. About thirty guests par
ticipated.
Anexcursion train will be run on the
NJ. & St. L. road next Sunday on account
of the picnic of the O. d. Fl. s. Train
leaves St. Paul at 80 a. m. arriving
here at IL: 80, taking passengers all
along the line.
Fritz Prahl while working on the new
smoke stack at the pumping station fell
off the scafolding last Thursday dis
lance of twenty feet. Strange to say he
was not injured in the least and resumed
work Immediately.
1t is rumored that Gov. Lind will re.
commend Edw. S. Relshus of Lyon coun-
ty to the Office of grain inspector. The
railroad and warehouse commissioners
meet Saturday, July 29th and will nc
doubt act accordingly.
Mankato has put up purse of 5000
to be distributed among the winning
teams playing base balm that city dur.
ing September. There is no reason why
our team should not earn part of that
money, or al least make an attempt fol-
it.
Ex-sheriff Nels Anderson was in town
Monday, accompanied by his son-in- Law,
Mr.. B. A. Dice, prospecting grain and
lumberman of George, Iowa. The latter
and family are spending a two-weeks
vacation on Anaerson's farm in Burns
town. " 49,
1t was not Chas. Pashby who had
been sentenced to TIN days imprison-
ment in Jail for stealing Chas. Stengel's
dog, as stated in our last issue but Jos.
Cannon. Both men being brought be-
fore Justice Henningsen, the names got
somewhat mixed up.
Fred Hagedorn of CORTLAND and Miss
Lena Juergens of West Newton were
united in marriage last Thursday. After
the ceremony, which took place in West
Newton, a grand reception was held at
the future home of the newly made
couple in CORTLAND.
Robt Campbell and Jas. Cannon, both
of them sent to. Jail by Justice Henning-
sen on a charge of drunkenness, served
part of their sentence in Jail. Friday