New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-19


Mrs Prof. Hoeness is dangerously Ill.
T. Crone will spend the winter at Los
Angeles.
Jos. Weber Of Minneapolis spent Sun
day here with his friends.
The Springfield Advance is offered for
sale in Printers Ink of New York.
A movement is on foot to establish
another postofice in West Newton.
Revs. Albrecht and Hoyer returned
from Milwaukee early in the week.
]. NJ. Thompson, the Sleepy Eye attor-
ney, has decided to locate at Santa Rosa,
Cal.
Miss Clara Doehne will entertain her
friends at cinch party on Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Lauterbach and children Of Red
wood Falls will spend the winter in New
Ulm.
JOS. Scharles came over from Fairfax
Sunday to spend a few hours among old
acquaintance.
S. B. Burris is the new telegraph oper-
ator at the depot. He was sent here
from Sleepy Eye.
Alexander Harkin has decided to close
out his store business in West Newton
and take life easy.
Mathew Prom came up from ST. Peter
early in the week to resume his school
work in Lafayette.
Simon Wellner last week threshed an
average of Is bushels per acre from his
wheat farm in Lafayette.
Carl Crone left for Chicago Monday
afternoon. He will return the latter part
of the week accompanied by his mother
Judge Peterson, Sheriff Block and At
torney Stone of St. Peter were all up in
this section during the week looking out
for votes.
T. Crone and wife started for the west
Monday night. They will go through
New Mexico and Southern California to
Los Angeles.
The West Newton Lyceum will meet
for the first time this fall on the evening
of the 21st. The entertainment will be
in the nature of Columbus celebration.
S. M. Owen, the candidate for COVER
nor on the Alliance ticket two years ago,
will speak at Turner Hall next Saturday
evening on the political issues of the
day.
Emil Traeger arrived in the city yes
terday with check for $4,000 for the
widow of the late Armin Steinhauser in
payment of New York Life Insurance
policy. -ss.-.
Joseph Wagner, an elderly man, was
adjudged insane by Judge Brandt on
Wednesday and sent to St. Peter. His
reason seems to have been bereft through
religion. r.
A political meeting will be held in
Lake Hanska in the school house near the
Lake Hanska church, next Monday''eyen-
ing. I. M. Olsen and some outside spea-
ker will make addresses. -. .-..t
Prof. Sangermann gave an exhibition
of voice culture at the Methodist church
on Monday: Those present say he imi-
tated dozen different instruments with
his voice to almost perfection.
On the evening Of the 91st, Columbus
Day will be observed at Caecilian Hall
in appropriate style. Costumes have
been ordered from Winona, and the tab
leaus will be Of especial merit.
The voters of Milford and surrounding
towns are requested to meet at Essig next
Sunday afternoon at2o'clock. Speakers
will be present who will address them
on the questions at issue in the present
campaign.
Tonight at Sleepy Eye, Attorney Gen
eral Clapp will outline the Republican
policy and incidentally turn over the
Democrats in his own eloquent way
Last night he addressed large audience
at Springfield.
The new pipe organ which was built
by Vogelpohl & Spaeth for the Tracy
church will be tested next Sunday after
noon, A general invitation is extended
to visitors to drop in and hear thissplen-
did instrument.
Gleason. the tough who was released
from Jail here week or SO ago and who
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