New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-12
LOCAL NEWS.

lCl - YtIy SICK.
Miss Title Popp is expected home from
California this week.
Chas II. Hornburg is building large
addition to his residence.
Eugene Koehlereontempl the erec-
ton Of a residence in spring.
Mrs. Fl. Roos and Mrs. c.. Schmidt VS.
tied Sleepy Eye friends yesterday.
"A number of Lake Crystals young la
dies paid New Ulln a visit on Sunday
The little child of f. NJ. Whitney died
on Friday and was buried Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Espenson of Lafayette has decid-
ed to locate in New Ulm in the spring
of 50.
Leonhard Haeberle has moved into the
Domeier building near the Catholic
church.
DR.. Schoch attended meeting of the
State Board of Medical Examiners last
Friday.
Jos. A. Eckstein attended meeting of
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons in.
ST. Paul yesterday.
A farmer in Sigel lost three horses and
two cows last week as the result of the
sport of q mad dog.
Paul KIinghammer has given up his
position with f. Leibold and is aow in
the employ of Henry Vedder.
Mrs. B. F. Weber entertained num-
Der of lady friends Saturday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Bernhard of Illinois.
Peter Scherer will address the Repub-
icans and voters at Union Hall in Ger
man on Friday night. Turn out and hear
him.
A new switch engine has been placed
in the yards here. The average number
of cars shipped from here daily is TWEEN
ty-fve.
Edward Gerboth of St. Paul is visiting
with his parents in the town Of Sigel.
He came up to attend the Seiter-Hauen-
stein wedding.
Miss Clara Doehne received her friends
at her pleasant home onGermanSt Thurs
day evening and entertained them in
pleasant manner.
A steam riding gallery is being oper-
ated on the hill west of Turner Hall. It
will afford amusement to the children for
the rest of the week. ~
VIM. Alvin is back from his New York
visit and may decide to locate here. He
is at present entertaining his friend, Mr..
Johnson, of St. Paul.
M. Leary took his crew of bridge bull.
ders to Watertown on Monday toreplace
some of the railroad company's buildings
that had been destroyed by fire.
Another expert is in the city endeavor-
ing to transform the Volksblatt engine
into machine that will do what it is
advertised to so. So far it hasn't.
Alfred, ten year-old son of VIM.
Brust, died on Saturday after an illness
of several years The funeral was held
from the Catholic church Monday morn
ing.
A. n. Faas and Theo. Kobaarsch have
dissolved the partnership heretofore ex-
listing between them as plumbers, and A.
N.Faas assumes all the assets and liabili-
ties. |ru-
Prof. Heller, the magician, who did
the ''eye deceiving" for the Kickapoo
Medicine Co. when here last winter, was
in town Wednesday, accompanied by his
wife.
There is a young man in New Ulm, we
are told, who is so cautious that in call
Ing he always knocks for fear if he came
with a ring she might consider it pro-
posal. Funny, s'aint it?''
The Ladies' Worlds Fair Auxialiary of
this city have decided to give an enter
tainment for the purpose Of raising funds
at Turner Hall late in October or early
in November. Exact date will he an
nounced next week.
The family of H. S. Kennedy arrived
from Mankato early this week and have
taken up their residence in the Beuss-
mann building over Ottomeyer's store.
One of the first things Mr.. Kennedy did
after reaching town was to register.
Columbus Day Will be observed in all
of the rooms of the public schools on a
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