New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-12
Henry Dirks Of Springfield was . guest
in this vicinity over Sunday.

Henry Dirks Of Springfield wasa guest:
in this vicinity over Sunday
| Chas. Hoerschler has returned to La
Crosse after two weeks visit.
Several hildren Of Frank a Itm;.nn In.
Lafayette are afflicted with sickness.
Henry Hildebrandt Of st. Peter IS VI.
sitting with Mr. Schrader of Lafayette.
| Casper Blethen, a brother Of III. E.
Blethen Of this city, has been nominated
by the Redwood Republicans for sheriff.
Prof. McC leary, the popular Republi-
| can candidate for congress has been
booked for four speeches III Brown coun-
ty. These will be made asfolloWs Lin
den, afternoon of November 3rd: Lake
Hansk evening of same day: Albin, af-
ternoo Of November 18th; Sleepy Eye,
/ evening Of same day. The professor is
one Of the most interesting takers on the
stump and every voter in the towns men
toned should turn out and hear him.
! On a week from next Monday, the
Brown County Sunday school convention
will convene at the Congregational
church In this city. The program has.
been partly arranged and among the fea-
lures looked forward to with pleasure is
an address by Dr.Smith Baker of Mime
! apolis on Monday evening W. w. P. Nc
Cornell Of Mankato will speak the. fol-
lowing night and Tuesday morning a
paper will be read by Rev. Baumgar-
ten Of this city.
Gerhard Schapekahnl andNIiss Serwlna
/ Weddendorf were married at the home of
the latters parents onWednesday evening
Numerous guests were present and an
evening OF unalloyed pleasure was
passed. The contracting parties are we'll
known in New Ulm having lived here
all Of their lives. The groom is one of
the thriftiest and most respected young
man in town and the bride holds an
| equal station among those who know
her. Their many friends will therefore
wish them abundant happiness and pros
! perty.
| Sunday night about 8 o'clock thieves
entered F. Leibolds residence while the
occupants were sitting in the parlor and
stole some old clothes from closet.
They opened side window and stepped
across bed where two children were
sleeping and escaped without being no.
ticed at all. After leaving the house they
must have left town at once, for search
! was made for them about nine o'clock by
the authorities without success. The old
clothes which they stole, they left in
Scherer;s lumber yard, not finding any
thing in them of value.
Cy Wellington, the celebrated criminal
lawyer, spoke at Turner Hall on Satur-
day evening in the interests of Democra
cy. The hall was by no means crowded
for many seats were empty and a good
number of Republicans were present. He
dealt chiefly with the tariff and alleged
wheat combine. and held his auditors IN
terested for nearly two hours. We had
intended to publish short hand report
of his Speech but since even the correct
ness of these, when they appear in the
Review, are challenged by the organ of
the party out OF common courtesy to
which we publish them, we are compelled
to forego even that much in obedience to
their own request.
Sometime ago the Chicago News Re-
/, cord published a list Of twenty-five diff
| ficult questions, the answers to which are
| to be found somewhere in the Britannica,
and offered valuable prizes to successful
contestants. The result was to have been
announced on the 21st, but an additional
week was granted for the benefit of the
Chicago school children. Four hundred
and ten sent in answers in that time and
the result was announced Wednesday,
twenty-three of the prizes going to the
contestants in Chicago. Only two prizes
were awarded outside of the Lake CITY
and these went to a girl in Grand Rapids,
Mich, and to Miss Meta Setter of this CT
! ty. Had not the extra week been per-
mitted, the chances would have been in
favor of the outsiders.
Il concidor Chamberlain's Cough Re
NEEDY a specific for Group. It is very
pleasant to take, which is one Of the
most important requisites where cough
remedy is intended for use among chill
dren. / have known of cases of Group