New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-08-27
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Amalia Nix is home from 81

MlSs Amalla NIX IS nome from ST.
Paul.
Ernst Strehlow was over from st.
James Sunday.
DR.. Rothenburg was down from
Springfield Friday.
Mrs. M. Mullen and daughter are
visiting in Winona.
John Corth, Of Chicago, is visiting
relatives in the vicinity.
Rev. Berghold returned from the
Twin Cities Saturday.
Miss Josephine Pfaender, of St. Paul,
is visiting with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marti, of Mokini,
Ill, are visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. T. Crone Sr. left for Chicago
Monday afternoon to visit relatives.
Julius REIN came up from st. Paul
to attend the wedding of his brother.
George Marti was up from st. Paul
for several days of last week visiting
friends.
Misses Frida and Tillie Schuetz re-
turned from their St. Paul visit last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Col. Pfaender left for st. Paul
yesterday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
DR.. Stamm.
DR.. Schroeder, of Delano, spent last
Friday here, the guest Of his friend,
DIR. Strickler.
Mrs. P. Bendixen and children of
Sleepy have been visiting in our city the
past few days.
Miss Lulu Gress and Mesdames
Gress, Gallagh her and Griffith, Of Sleepy
Eye, were visitors in or city Monday.
Miss Kittridge, who has been spend.
ing the summer with her sister, Mrs.
II. S. Kennedy, left for Waseca to-day.
Miss Christie Henning returned to
her home in Renville yesterday, after a
four weeks visit with relatives in New
Ulm.
Miss Maggie Dreis, who has been
visiting with the Misses Ida and Emma
Hauenstein, returned to her st. Paul
home Thursday.
Albert and Meta Setter, go to St.
Paul to-day. The former goes on bust.
ness and the latter will visit till the
opening of school.
Mrs. Rummings, who has been visit
ing for some time with her daughter,
Mrs. F. H, Behnke, returned to ST. Pc
ter Monday afternoon.
Mr.. aDd Mrs. G.. FL. Ross and Mr.. and
Mrs. Curran went to Blue Earth City
on Saturday for a short visit. From
there they will go to Minneapolis.
From the San Diego Daily Sun we
learn that G. G. Brandt, formerly of
this city, is being pushed forward by
his friends as candidate for the Cal
ifornia legislature. The Sun pays him
the following fine compliments: In re-
sponse to the request Of many of his
friends. Hon. G. G.. Brandt has consen-
ted to be candidate for Represents
tive to the Legislature, before the ensu-
ing Republican County ConYention. Mr..
Brandt is one Of our best-known citi-
zens, and is universally recognized as
possessing those qualifications of indus
try, ability and integrity which fit a
man for a public trust. He was a
member of the Legislature Of Minnesota
in 1873 and 1873 and positively declined
further nomination after having been
the party's standard bearer for four
successive campaigns. The Minneapo.
lis Tribune said of him on March 5th,
1873: Mr.. Brandt, of Brown county,
is one of the clearest. headed members.
He is fluent speaker and has done q
hard winters work. He is Chairman
of the Committee on Roads and Bridg-
es and the road and bridge laws have
been thoroughly and ably revised. Mr..
Brandt has been listened to with inter
est on all occasions. = Mr.. Brandt also
has fine army record, FaYing been
shot down at two different times. once
in the left knee and again with his
right leg broken. In this city Mr..
Brandt has always been prominent in
public Improvements and was one Of
the leaders in securing the cable road
and the pavement of Sixth street.