New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-09
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/ The wife Of Prof. Hoeness Is still yer
low.
Miss Ida sommer is home. from her
i Mortified visit.
.|.@Geo. Scherer was elected superinten-
4 dent in Blue Earth county.
Hon. G. R. Davis failed to appear here.
Monday evening as was advertised.
Mrs. Schell and Mrs. Geo. Schneider
returned from st. Paul visit to-day.
Mrs. Alfred Roos who has been visit
ing in Winthrop, returned 70 New Ulm
Sunday.
r Mrs. s. A. McElhinny will leave on
Monday for q two months visit with her
parents in Arkansas.
A. G. Setter went to Winthrop to vote.
BE returned reporting Judge Huebner's
election as county attorney.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Hauser of st. Paul
are the happy parents OF another SON.
| He's about week old now.
John Karl and Miss Anna Zangel were
married last evening. The groom is a
trusty employee in the Eagle Mill.
4 Another child of Wenzel Schotzk 70 died
last week Of scarlet fever. The family
4 will have sympathy in their bereavement.
Judge Flandrau Of st. Paul and Louis
Stern Of the Y olkszeitung addressed the
/ democratic voters at Union Hall on
Monday evening
"a large number Of Mr. and Mrs. Guth's.
friends IN West Newton gave them a
farewell surprise on Friday evening.
They leave soon for Morgan.
/ DR.. j. III. James of Mankato was here
Sunday and remained until the following
afternoon. The doctor now has an ex-.
tensive ptactjce in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, who sang during
the campaign, will be here next week and
will be the guests of Peter Moeger.
While here they will give concert.
The amendments have been acted up
on wisely throughout the entire county.
The first was generally approved of and
the second sat down upon effectually.
The judges in the First and Second
Wards and in Sleepy Eye were occupied
until late this afternoon in counting, al
most "a hours. All of them have made
application for similar snaps two years
from now.
| A ssfairy" came into the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Palmer on Halloween
evening. It was caught, and Mr.. Palmer
says they are going to keep it. It's a
son. West Newton correspondence to
st. Peter Journal.
The ladies' entertainment at Turner
Hall on Thursday evening was a fnanci-
al success as we'll as social event of i'm
portance. Everything was conducted so
as to please the visitors and the receipts
run up to over 800.
Hon. S. M. Owen talked to about one
hundred people, mostly from town, at
Turner Hall on Friday evening. Owen
is pleasing and gentlemanly speaker,
and the only criticism to be found with
him is his mistaken ideas.
A gentleman was here over Sunday
who knows the great jurist Gresham as
we'll as he knows his own brother. In
conversation, he made the plain state
ment that Judge Gresham's flop was the
result of spite and disappointed ambi-.
tions.
+ The members of the Congregational
Church have arranged for course Of lee
lures in New Ulm during the winter and
the series will be started by one from
DR.. Heath. Following him at intervals
of several weeks will be Rev. Steiner of
St. Cloud, DR.. Wells of Minneapolis and
Dr.. Ingersoll of St. Paul. Dates are
now being arranged.
Death of Mrs. REIN.
! Early this morning the citizens Of New
Ulm were noticeably panied by the an
nouncement of the Death Of Mrs. Adolph |
REIN at her home in this city. She had