New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-08-23
UIM, COUNTY MINI. WEDNESDAY, AUGUsT23
A. H. Lienhard was Sundaying

A. 81. Iienhard was sundaying in
New Ulm
County attorney Olsen was here on
professional business last Monday.
Chas. &. Roos Of Minneapolis left for
home Sunday after a weeks stay in this
city.
Emil Schaefer and Anna B. Baeumler
were married in the Lutheran church
yesterday afternoon,
Mr.. Louis Buenger and Miss Bertha
Vogel will be married at the Lutheran
church at 6 80 this evening.
j. Buschers of Swan Lake, father Of
Capt. Buschers Of this city was trans
acting business here Monday.
The Vincent Stock Co. will hold down
the boards at the Opera House for one
week, commencing Sunday, Aug. 27th.e
Herman Frenzel, brother Of our pop
manufacturer, has returned to this city
Sunday after one years absence in New
Glarus, Wis.
Eugene A. Pfefferle, the druggist, left
for the Twin Cities Monday morning
and will return today. Urgent business
called him there.
Mrs. Paulson was notified Saturday
that her pension was increased to So per
month and at the same time she was
awarded back pay for one year.
A social hop will be given at Schelps
hall tomorrow, Thursday evening, ar
ranged by some Of the young people of
this city. A great time is anticipated.
Good weather is predicted for next
Sunday and everybody should turn out
to attend the Firemen's picnic at Her.
mann's Heights next Sunday, Aug. 9th.
Capt. Buschers, Lieutenant Fritsche
and Sergeant Scheidrich received a
bronze medal each last Thursday, for
ten years continuous service in the state
militia ~~
Attorney Olsen of Sleepy Eye was
here Monday trying to effect settle.
ment IN the we'll known Fortwingler
case. The result has not been made
known as yet. z~s-
August Kruggel of St. Louis Park was
New Ulm visitor over Sunday. He
was very much pleased with his visit,
but disappointed at the same, because
the firemen's picnic had to be postponed.
A weeks delay gave the fire depart
ment occasion to perfect all arrange
ments to the fullest extent. A fine time
is assured to all visitors. Remember Fire.
mems picnic at Hermann's Park, next
Sunday, Aug. 9th.
+ Season tickets for the fair are now
out. The association has introduced an
innovation this year in the season tick
cts, using ribbon, instead of paste
board ticket as before. These tickets
can be had of any of the officers or d.
rectors.
MIR. Albert Setter returned Monday
evening from his two months trip
through Southern and N. W. California
and Oregon, on which he was accom-
panied by Fred Mueller. In Los An
geles Mr.. Setter met the Boesch family
and he states that Mr.. Boesch and family
will arrive here at the end of this week,
perhaps Saturday. @.
j.. K. Morrison, conductor on the pas
senger train of the M. & St. L. running
between New Ulm and st. Paul is en-
joYlng vacation and is spending the
same with his relatives in Illinois. Con-
ductor Beatty of Minneapolis has taken
the place during Morrison's absence.
Hogan of the Winthrop branch Is run
ming on the main line, his place being
filled during his absence by A. Howie.
Work on the Burg building, next to
And. J. Eckstein's drug store, is prog
essing satisfactorily. The sidewalk in
front of the structure will be cemented,
and even the curbing will be of cement
The work and material, furnished by F.
N. 8 Co., is first class. A cement curb
ing Is a new feature in New Ulm's
building enterprise, but it will no doubt
prove satisfactory to everybody, even if
it comes little high.
John Beutner, executive agent of the
Game and Fisch Commission was in
town Monday. He caused to be disirib-
1uted through Deputy Game Warden