New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-05
LOCAL NEWS.
VIM. Belm is here from Waseca.

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VIM. Belm is here from Waseca.
Mrs. Marden is visiting in ST. Paul.
Andrew j. Eckstein is. in Minneapolis
on business.
Jane Edwards Ct Cambria diedon Fri
d " aged 50 years.
VIM. McHale has been appointed day
operator at the depot.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
! Hubert Berg last week.
The two new bridges were accepted
| by the. council on Saturday.
| Peter Moeger, the tailor, now employs
| from eight to ten men in his shops.
Miss Lena Luehrs has accepted po-
sition in the store of Lienhard Bros.
Chas. Hoerschler OF La Crosse was
here last week on a few days visit.
Columbus Day Will be celebrated at
Turner Hall on the evening of the 21st.
Mrs. F. Burg has been entertaining
relatives from Wabasha the past week.
Supt Covell of the Springfield schools
visited the public schools of this city on
Friday.
DR.. Weiser Of Chicago spent portion
of the week here, the guest of Dr.. }. L..
| Schoch
Miss Minnie Heymann is spending a
few weeks with Rochester friends and
relatives.
Chas L. Roos is attending meeting
of the State Central Committee in St.
Paul to-day.
Paul Giesen of St. Paul. who is we'll
known here, sustained severe paralytic
stroke last week.
John Kittelson was lodged in Jail over
Sunday as the result Of two much indul-
gence in ''booZe". .r.-. =
Mrs. Gumpto, a sister of Mrs. Rauten
berg of Lafayette, died at her home near
Sanborn on Sunday.
The residence of Rev. Schroeder, the
Catholic priest, has been supplied with
telephone connections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lind pleasantly enter
tanned a. few of the youngpeople at their
home on Friday evening.
Mrs. Essen Of LIE Sueur spent por-
ton of the week visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller.
G.. R. Case. the young fellow, who had
his hand smashed at Sleepy Eye a week
ago, was in town yesterday.
c. ". H. Heideman has been appoint
ed to succeed A. A. Bogen as chairman
of the Democratic county committee.
The Caecilian Society will celebrate
the Discovery of America with an appro-
pirate theater at their hall on the 21st.
The members of 7. P. S. of c. E. gave
social at the home of Jacob Klossner
on Friday evening. An enjoyable time
is reported.
Philip Liesch has severed his connec-
ton with the Nolksblatt as manager and
will return to the offices of the ST. Paul
Pioneer Press.
4 farewell party was rendered to Mr.
and Mrs. Claus Anthony of Lafayette on
Sunday evening. They will leave for
Oregon on the goth.
The semi-annual apportionment of the
general State School fund was made YES
terday. Brown county receives $40, 329.-
20 and Nicollet 81, 84O.40.
The Republican club is not only grow
ing in numbers but it is already receiv-
ing acquisitions from the other side. To
win, all we have to do is to keep at it.
On the 18th the Catholics Of this CITY
will go to St. Peter to attend the state
session Of the Catholic Benevolent Soci-
e:y. They will take band with them.
Frank Baltrusch, who is now clerking
in Marshall IS in the city fora short Vi
sit. n about month he will leave
MARSHALL to accept a position in Mime
apoIis. ill.,
DR.. \. W. Daniels, j. A. Johnson, E.
Z. Sails and Jos. Mason were among
those who came up from St. Peter last
Tuesday evening with the Hon. Dan W.
! LAWYER
On Saturday evening Hon, NJ. E. Tip
ton of st. Paul viii address the Repub-
licans and voters of CORTLAND and Vi
entity. He is q good talker and should
receive Il good audience