New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-09-28
Carl Schreier is visiting relatives i

4 in Springfield.
! Mrs. Z. Arson, an aged lady Of Linden
died on the 23rd.
Emil Traeger, the New York Life In
surance man, is in the city.
c. H. Ross came up from Minneapolis
Monday evening on business.
Louie Mueller and John G. Geiger are
hunting on the Gilfllan farm near Nor
lgan.
a. A. .Bogen has resigned the chair
manship of the Democratic county COM
mittee
/ August Kruger has sold his farm of
$40 acres in Milford to Ernest Aufder-
| derheide for Sc, 800.
Henry Crone yacates the Decline
Block on the 1st and gives way to Lien
hardt Bros. of Winona.
The railroad company have appointed
Mr.. Knigtlinger Of Waseca to succeed 3.
Ne. Whitney at the depot.
Francis Baasen has been elected presi-
dent of the Democratic Club in place Of
W. E. Koch, who declined.
Philip Kaufman and Miss Marie
Muelke, both Of this city, were recently
married by Rev. Baumgarten.
A COW belonging to Mr.. Lampke was
killed instantly by the New Ulm and
La Crosse train on Saturday night.
1t is reported that Morris Grotta Of
Albln died from cholera on one of the
steamers that sailed from Hamburg.
Eugene Koehler arrived here from St.
Paul with his family yesterday morning.
They will remain here during the win
! ter.
| The railroad company has found it
necessary to put on four more freight
trains to carry on the increasing bust
ness.
DR.. Scott Searles of Lakefeld, who is
we'll known here, has been nominated for
coroner by the Republicans Of Jackson
county.
| Mrs. G. 81. Helmes and children will
arrive from St. Paul next Saturday to
! attend the Setter Hauenstein wedding on
| the 9TH.
Otto Sommer has secured position as
assistant to the secretary of the North
Dakota Worlds Fair Commission at
Grand Forks.
Chas. +. Roos will be president and
manager of the New Ulm Roller Mill
Co., and H. S. Kennedy will be secreta-
ry and treasurer.
The Brown County Sunday School AS
ISOLATION will hold meeting at the Con.
gregational church in this city on the
/ Gath and 25th of October.
| Jos. Groebner died at his home in this
city Monday morning at II o'clock,agee
70 years. The funeral will be held from
the Catholic church this afternoon.
A ministerial association will be hel<
in the Methodist church sometime dur
ing November. About twenty German
/ ministers of the Southern MinnesotaDis
trict will be present.
Strict care is being taken in the pub
lie schools to prevent the spreading 0
contagious diseases. Many of the pupil
/ have been ordered to remain at homeun
til the disease has subsidized.
: The Workman and Woodman lodge
of the city have kindly offered to pay til
surgical expenses incurred by Henri
| Rolwes as the result Of his unfortunat
e accident early in the summer.
The Peoples Party in Nicollet nomir
ated only three candidates for county o
e fees as follows: attorney, NJ. G. Ham
/, come; judge of probate, j. B. Sacket
: Superintendent, Miss Zwinggi.
: Large delegations will come from Sic
by Eye and Springfield on saturda
It evening to hear Knute Nelson and Il
r eloquent Bob Evans. Arrangements hav
e been made SO that they can return at |
d Eo'clock.
John Miller was brought down fro
! Lamberton on Friday, chargedwithstea
: ing goods from a railroad car, Beir
It unable to furnish bail, he will remain
q jail here until the next term of the Re
wood county court.
: One of the leading champions Of Ho
= Knute Nelson in this city is his frien
= John G. Rudolph. Long acquaintanc
; he says, with the Little Giant of Ale1