New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-09-06
Senator John a. Johnson st. Peter
waa in tl,e city FRIDAY.

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village school Of C,urtland.
Dr.. o. G. Stricken went to franklin
Monday on professional business.
Miss Lilly Elmore Of la Crosse, Wis
is visiting with Mrs. F. H. Krook.
Attorney Ed. Huebner Of Winthrop
was in our city dnring the Fair week.
Mrs. John Gratz and children left for
Waseca, their future home, Thursday.
Miss Eva Hatcher Of st. Peter has
been visiting with Miss Eva Klossner.
Next Sunday the Jagd club will hold
their annual chicken picnic at Hunters
Rest.
Theo. Mattcke Of Eden Township
spent Thursday with relatives in the
city.
schnoberich 8 Son have supplied their
meat market with new National cash
register.
John Torgrimson spent Monday and
Tuesday in the Twin Cities on business
and pleasure.
Herman Sell, the busman, took a
weeks vacation and will spend the same
at the State Fair.
Mrs. C. W. Heimann and children Of
ST. ringfeld spent a few day with friends
and relatives in this city.
Mrs. Christ. Ruemke leaves tomorrow
for Cincinnati to visit with her sister and
will be gone about six weeks.
VIM. Aab and VIM. Laudenschlager
have left for Minneapolis to accept of
employment in machine shops.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Engelberth and
two children left for the Twin Cities
Monday to spend few days at the Fair.
Monday Henry Vedder purchased Ar
mold Stamm's barbershop and took pos
session today. Mr.. Stamm will take a
much needed rest for the present.
Otto Wicherski, having spent his va
cation at home here, left for Eau Claire,
Wisconsin, Monday to resume his posi-
ton as teacher IN the High school.
W. G. Alvin, proprietor Of the City
Drug Store, left for St. Paul yesterday
morning to purchase a stock of holiday
goods. He will also visit the State Fair.
James Schneider, who has been spend
ing his vacation IN Wisconsin, returned
Friday afternoon to resume his duties as
teacher of physical culture for thr Turn
verein. =.
F. Heimerdinger of Golden Gate
came down Saturday to visit with his
brother and left Sunday afternoon for
the Twin Cities and to visit the State
Fair.
Lie MISSES AlAAle anu Odi11o 1hC1AAt>
trick, who have been spending the past
nine weeks with their New Ulm friends
left for their home in Minneapolis Thurs
day morning
@. M. Olsen left Sunday afternoon for
the Twin Cities to purchase stock of
holiday goods. He will he gone the
greater part of the week and also visit
the State Fair.
GA. Firgau will deliver his second
Germany lecture on the poets and writ
ers of the Storm and Stress period next
Sunday evening at the Turner Hall. Ad-
mission free-everybody welcome.
Emil J. Heinen returned from St..
James the latter part of the week, where
he had been working for the M. & ST..
L. R. R. for the last five weeks. Sun
day he left for Minneapolis.
Albert Koch came over from Young
America Sunday: Together with his
brothers, William and George, he went
chicken hunting. The trio returned
home after having bagged rs chickens.
August Marschner, editor of the Man
kato Post, came up Saturday to see his
sister before the latter left for Grams
brook, B. G., to join her husband Mr.
Edgar Small, who located in B. C, sever
al months ago.
Chas. stuebe purchased the G. W. A
Krook property on Southern Minnesota
street. Mr.. Krook will dispose of his
stock of groceries and retire from bust
ness. Mr.. Krook has occupied the
building for 26 years.
While Henry Lille was picking plum'
which he inteded to exhibit at the Coun
| ty Fair, he lost his foothold somehow
and fell distance of about fifteen fee
to the ground. In addition to wounds