New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-08-02
Miss Ella Bender Of Sc. Paul is visit
ingswifh Neu Ulm friends.

ingswifh Neu Ulm friends.
b. o: a. Kilgour d winthrop vss trans
acting business here last Friday.
Edwin Heglund off Pierre, s. D. is the
guest Of MI. and Mrs. Christ Sprenger.
E s. Witkowski is visiting with his
daughter Mrs. Manchester of Springfield.
Mrs. Jos. Schneider is visiting with
her daughter Mrs. Geo. Grimm Of Spring
field. Il zs @
The St. Joseph Society Of this city
will celebrate thei1 silver jubilee some
time in September.
Mrs. Ed. Dunkel and daughter Miss
Alma were visiting with the Chas. Bonnie
family of Gaylord last week.
Fritz Schulz charged with drunken
ness got $5 and costs, and he chose s
days at the Hotel Observation-Disclosures.
The little child of B. Marschner was
severely scalded by the tipping over OF
q pot of boiling water last Thursday.
Henry Voges left for st. Paul Friday
where he will be for some time under
the treatment of q specialist of throat
diseases. .s-ss.47>.-qsr.zz,.
BENZ. Stockmann, of Minneapolis,
since January one of the proprietors
of the Empire roller mill, was here last
Wednesday, ~
Aug. Gieseke bought Chas. Brust's
interest in the livery business of Kretsch
& Brust last week. The new firm will
sail under the flag Kretsch & Gieseke.
" Mrs. Jos. A. Eckstein last Wednesday
entertained number of lady friends in
honor of Mrs. P. J.McC um5er of Whape-
ton, N. D., who left for her home Fri
day. - =, ....4
Mrs. B. Follmann left for st. James
Thursday in order@to assist Miss schsrn-
ing in the preliminarles of starting into
the millinery business. She returned
Saturday.. H.
The Bridge and Iron Works of Gin
ton, Ia, were awarded the contract for
the construction of steel bridge over
the Minnesota river at North Redwood,
at their bid of So, 425. " .
F. Nagel & 90. have commenced up
on their contract to erect the new
pumping station, having been awarded
the contract at the special session of the
city council last week.
H. H. Baschard has resigned as but
termaker of the Springfield creamery to
take effect August 10Th. He will run
an elevator at Wykof for the W. W.
Cargill Elevator Co.,
F. Schumacher of ST. Peter died a
short time ago in New. Mexico and
willed 5000 to various institutions. A.
mong them is the Lutheran college of
New Ulm, which gets 800.
R. A. Wallis young medical gradu-
ate was the guest of Mr.. J. Klossne1
part of last week. Young Wallis sails
for Europe some time this week, where
he will finish his studies in German uni
versities.
Mrs. Nellie French last week returned
from a three weeks visit with LANDER
ton friends and resumed her duties in
Attorney Hagberg's Office. Mrs. r.
Hamer of Lamberton came with her and
is now her guest.
Mr.. Chas. j. Pau, an old New Ulm-
ite and now with the Aims & Doepke
Co. of Cincinnati, is visiting with the
Scherer family and other friends in this
city. Mr.. Pau arrived here Sunday and
intends to remain for about week. =
The operatives of the, Columbia
Heights Rolling mill near Minneapolis
are on strike for higher wages and the
works were consequently shut down.
All attempts to effect a compromise
have so far proven futile.
Thomas Hughes, stranger was found
UNCONSCIOUS in the streets of Mankato
last Thursday, with bullet wound in
his breast. He died few hours later
after stating that he had been shot and
robbed by unknown parties.
Railroaders bent upon blowing in part
of their earnings on Sundays, are giving
New Ulm q wide berth now. They
folnd to their sorrow that this city
means business when it is enforcing the
law against drunken and disorderly
people. -- ?
F.. Nagel 6 Co. last week received a