New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-09-07

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Is butcher shop and 40 ! blaci
shop have been erected ID Iinien
The new Democratic paper vii ~
under the head of New Ulm Ne,l1
The Ladies socisty 81 the Tnrnverein
viii picnic i Hunters Rest next satnr.
day
A. Bogen spent seyerad days 81 lsst
week hunting the prairie fowl - Red
wood county
Miss Clara Rehfeld and Miss Schoch
were ST Paul visitors the greater portion
Of the week.
Judge Baldwin who is vel -knoun
here, is 8 candidate for Judge Of probate
in Redwood county
Johnny schapkahm has gone from
Grand Forks and is now visiting with
relatives il Milwaukee.
JOS. Setter, brother Of August and
the late Adolph Setter, died at his home
IN Logansport, Ind, last Wednesday.
E Ignatius DonneHy will make one
campaign speech In New Ulm and SO al
SO will Mrs Lease, the Kansas lady ora
tor.
Mrs. Albrecht and children have re-
turned to their St. Paul home after 4
month visit with the family of Col.
Pfaender s5
f. Rev B. GUNNER, the notorious, has
departed for lands unknown and the
congregation Of the sibley Lutheran
church are happy
n. Henningsenl was confined to- his
room several days of last week with sick
ness but is again attending to business
at the City Drug Store.
Dr. Martin Luther College opens this
week. Judging from the number Of
students already in the city, the attend
ance will be larger than usual this year.
Hauenstein took the Monday
afternoon train for the east on a business
trip. He will visit Elgin, Rock Island,
s sFsf9 u
Aurora, Chicago, Milwaukee and several.
other cities before returning.
Editor Henry Of the new Democratic.
paper arrived in the city last Thursday
evening accom- panied by his wife and
daughter: They viii occupy the Roos.
residence on Broadway.
The Review was ii error when it stated
that Lienhard Bros. had bought the stock
OF Henry Crone, on the contrary they.
will start up with 4 stock
Of everything il the dry goods and no.
ton line.
Rev. christopher Jensen, who has been
spending the summer with his family
near Lake HansllSa a, ret urns this week TO
his home in AIinneapo lis. According to-
the Maaelia Times his two sons expect.
to go to Berlin TO continue their srlrggii-
cal studies.
". Eckstein, a. G. Setter and
Chas. Hornbufg started on 4 bicycling
circuit Of neig gllboring towns On sat,.f
day afte 81 =. 4 They visited MaSlelia,
st. James, Lake Crystal and sIanlsato,
and returned home BY way Of St. Peter
Sunday evening
A nephew and niece Of nc. Denglels8aE
rived here from Bavaria on Monday.
They came by way Of Quebec and were
disinfeeted twice before being allowed to.
complete their journey. Had they come
through New York, II issdoubtful if they
would have passed 50 easily
Oliver Matthews, who lived ii the
6toWnSof Home 1FeSFiou US to the Indian
massacre, and VIII, Was also a partner
with II. a. Suloiiliia i'll the distillery ven
stslre, was in the city last week renewing
cquaintances with old friends. He IS
now residing ii California, near Los
Angeles.
B. Marsehner has concluded to erect a
STORY brick building on the corner
opposite the Washington House which
he will occupy joiptly as q resid ence and,
sales room for the product Of his wooden
factory. Mr.. Marschner intends to push
this ind ustry il the future and the Re
yIEv trusts that he vii receive encour-
agement II his efforts
One man at the circus wassled to be-
lieve that if he could show up 81, 200 he
could receive 500 il return. The old
fall nJr Il s,a