New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-05
Peter Manderfeld of Gibbon was IN

! town yesterday.
Mrs. Fischer will return from her Min q
neapolis visit to-day.
Miss Christensen is the new clerk IN
the store.ef G. Ba1frusch.
Miss futile. of Tolono, HI. is auest
/ at the home Of Capt. George.
| Eugene Koehler has rented the Hum
mel resid ence# on German Street.
n. Henningson was i Minneapolis
and Glencoe the greater portion of the.
week.
About thirty came from Winthrop
Saturday night to hear the Republican
orators.
Chas. cutting and NJ. Franz. the ALI
ance candidates, We're in town Monday.
looking after votes.
Mrs Carl Brauns and family, who
have been living in st. Paul, have re-.
moved to Milwaukee.
The Ladies Society of the Turnverein
| viii give an entertainment at the Hall
next Tuesday evening,
Cy Wellington, Erwin's la " partner
will make Democratic speech at Tur
ner Hall on Saturday evening.
Miss Flora Pfefferle entertained num-
Der of her young gentlemen and lady
friends OF Wednesday evening.
The New Ulm Post has been sold to ].
H. Strasser. The former proprietor left
for the east Wednesday afternoon.
Senator c. K. DAVIS speaks in New
Ulm on the Goth. Judging from satur-
days meeting, q capacious wigwam will
be necessary.
Miss Amalia Nix has been quite sick
| in St. Paul and has been unable to al
tend to here duties in the public schools
for some days.
The ladies of the city who are inter-
ested in Worlds Fair work are invited to
meet with Mrs. A. l. Setter on Friday
evening, to further perfect the work al
ready started. -
Inspector Childs looked over the post
office of the city on Monday. He found
all things O. K. even to the smile on the
the postmaster's face whenever someone
yelled for mail.
Read over F. W. Hauenstein's ssguess"
offer in another column and don't be
afraid to try your hand at figuring out
presidential results. For all you know,
you may strike it. ....
Farmers came distance of forty miles
last Saturday with the hope of seeing
Knute Nelson in New Ulm. In face Of
this, who dares to say that the Little Gil
ant in not creating enthusiasm.
The sheriff during the past few days
has been compelled to administer the
| bread and water cure 10 the prisoners,
| who for time wanted to run things to
suit themselves. Sometimes it doesn't
pay to get too gay.
Congressman Lind left for the north
ern part of the state again on Monday to
| ,,,,1,o o,,,,>o;e, on cpoachac LIND =, ,o,,-
looked upon as one Of the ablest orators
in the party and is sought after by the
managers in both Iowa and Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Helmes, Oscar
Setter. Mrs. Haupt, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerlach
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer of St. Paul and
Mrs. A. G. Setter and Mrs. Kosskopf of
Winthrop and Mrs. Bernhard of Illinois
are here to attend the Setter Hauenstein
wedding this evening.
Charlie Heidemann says he would liked
to have had twenty minutes in which to
correct the arguments of the Republican
speakers on Saturday evening. Heide-
mann has evidently forgotten how he en-
deavoretl to do this once before and how
John Lind forced him to admit that he
didn't know half as much about the
McKinleybill as he thought he did.
The New Tim ana sleepy Eye ball
clubs played a game at Sleepy Eye Sat
urday afternoon and it was a game al
most without errors. The New Ulm boys
did unusually well and did not make a
false play during the entire game. AT
the end of the ninth inning the score
stood I to in favor of the New Jln,
nine, victory that they can well afford
to be proud Of.
The methodists of the city and the
town generally is to be congratulated on
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