New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-08-02
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Miss Hanna Newton was visiting with
her brother j. ]. Newton in Fairfax part
of last week.
Messrs. A. Schmidt Sr. and Jr. made
af1ying trip to the cities Friday morn
ing, returning on the evening tram.
Attorney a. Z. Young Of Gibbon was
'transacting business in New Ulm and
calling upon friends the earlier part of
last week..
Dr.. and Mrs. o. G. Stricken returned
from a weeks outing at Taylor Falls
Friday evening. DR.. Stricken reports
an elegant time.
Miss Mabel George returned tssaer
home in Sioux City, Ia, last Thursday
after few weeks pleasant visit with Miss
Flora Peterson. r.. =s.
Mrs. A. w. Bingham returned last
Thursday after two months sojourn
with friends and relatives in Vermont,
spending about two weeks in Chicago.
John Webster, treasurer of Nicollet
county, stopped off at New Ulm Satur-
day on his way to St. Peter after a
lengthy trip through tho northern part
of the state.
Mrs. Dauber of Mankato,. wife of the
local express agent, Geo. Dauber, was
here part of last week. Mr.. Dauber con-
templates removing his family to this
city in short time.
Register of deeds w. c.. Miller has
rented the Laudenschlager residence and
moved into it last week. While assist
ing in moving Mr.. Miller sustained a
slight ,sprain of the back.
c. H. Ross of Minneapolis perfected
arrangements with Chas. Toberer 70,
the erection of a drinking fountain in
front of the Brown County Bank build
ing. The fountain, donated to the city
by Mr.. Ross, will soon be put up.
The fire department will have thei1
annual picnic Sunday, Aug. Goth in Her.
MAINS Park. Messrs. Hy. Engel, Free
Pfaender, Robert Brandt, VIM. Heriap
John Herzog and L. G. Vogel were ap
pointed committee of arrangements.
Ia the game of ball played at Win
throp last Sunday between team O.
that place and mime" of Browning
King & Co.'s of st. Paul, the Winthro,
team carried off honors with score O
II to 9. Jos. Haas of the New Uln
team pitched for Winthrop.
The intense heat of last week playet
havoc among the horses of contracto
Faulkner of the M. & St. L.. extensio,
to Omaha. He lost six horses. TIL
workingmen employed along the lin
had to suffer greatly from the heat bu
no casualties are reported.
Col. A. E. Buckner has resigned HI
position as bookkeeper for McCabe, {
Steen, builders of bridge for the NJ.
St. L. railroad. Mr.. Buckner is a neph
ew of Ex-Governor Buckner Of Kentuck7
and will return to his old Kentuck,
home. Capt. LIE May succeeds him.
Rev. Theo. Seife-t of the St. Pete
German Lutheran church has received {
call from the congregation at Stevens
vile, Mich. Rev. Seifert had the St
Peter passionate for four years and his
congregation hopes he will not accept
the call although it is a desirable one fl.
nancially.
George Vollmer, oldest son of Geo.
Vollmer of town Stark died last Wed.
nesday in Cannon City, COL, where he
had been sent for his health, he suf-
fering from lung trouble. Deceased
was twepty-three years old. The body
was taken to Sleepy Eye, where the in.
terment took place last Sunday.
The Tightening rod swindler is at work
again and according to reports has found
new victims. A farmer near Lamberton
signed note for one of them, as he sup
posed for $40, but when presented the
note called for 500. Every paper in
the country Is warning against these
swindlers, but victims will be found by
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