New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-09-21
Miss Josephine Pfaenderis home from

st. Paul.
3. G. Gilmore is here from Waconia
on business.
j. Castor Of Waseca is visiting the
family Of G. zeller.
i Hans Rukke of Linden has decided
/ to locate in Nebraska.
/ ,Stoeckert& Sons have purchased fine
team for use at the brickyards.
Mrs Frances Mueller returned to hep
Indianapolis home Monday afternoon. (
| Miss Alice Haeberle will go to the
! Twin Cities next week for short visit.
Mrs. Glass, mother of Mrs. w. A. Hub
bard, returned from her Indiana visit yes
terday.
The marriage Of Miss Lena Graft and
Edward Frenzel will occur on the 4th Of
October
The house which Henry Newman is
erecting near L. B. Krook's residence is
under cover.
The Union Hotel proprietor, Mr..
Schotzko, it is said, will operate his own
bus line again.
Mr.. Thayer, lawyer of Spring Valley,
visited with his friend, Congressman Lind,
last Wednesday.
The friends of Miss Della Hornburg
rendered her a pleasant surprise on
Thursday evening.
Miss Ida Hers will open Hndergar-
ten school in English and German at Tur-
ner Hall next week.
| Mrs. S. A. McElhinny leftfor Ft.
short while with her parents.
| f. W. Hauenstein has purchased the
lot adjoining hisresidence property from
i the Wallerstein Estate for$300
| Hon. G.. G. Brandt, formerly of this
city, has been nominated by theRepubE-
can of San Diego for the legislature.
The marriage of Miss Bena Wedden-
dorf and Gerhard Schapekahm is an
| nounced to occur on the 9Th of Octo-
Der.
Mrs. w. A. Hubbard, Mrs. F. H. Behn-
Ike and Rev. Meske are attending Con-
gregational conference in Minneapolis
this week.
The St. Peter militia company seems
on the verge of disruption. The captain
and both lieutenants have handed in their
| RESERVATIONS.
City Clerk Schilling has prepared a
| very neat map showing the manner in
which the city is numbered. He also
keeps numbers for sale.
| Y Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard of Strassbury
ILL.,, will arrive here tomorrow and will
remain several weeks. They will be
| guests of Mrs. Helen Setter.
F. H. Behnke moved into the Bingham
residence on Montay. Mr.. Kennedy
will arrive here with his family from
Mankato during the course of the week
NChas Stuebe is busily agitating anoth.
er paper-one that will confine itself tC
views distinctly its own. Stuebe believes
that you can't have too much of good
thing.
4 The Volksblatt folks had considerable
trouble with their engine last week Two
experts were sent for and after severa
days Of tinkering, the machine was placed
in working order.
Mr.. Ambrozine of St. Paul was here
last week and took orders for several fine
grave stones. Among the others, Mrs
Berry purchased one for $500, which
will be similar in style to that standing
over the grave of August Schell.
The Northwestern road will run the
New Ulm and La Crosse train as far wes
as Springfield on the night Of October
1st This will enable those from the
west who desire to hear Knute Nelson tt
do SO without remaining up all night.
The old Redwood and Cottonwood
Coal Co. has gone out of existence after
holding together for thirty years, and
their land, which includes between fire
and six thousand acres, has been divided
between the stockholders who are nov
selling it to actual settlers. A great dea1
of this land is around Springfield.
/ A stakeholder of the New Ulm &
Southwestern who has had some know.
ledge of basket works and a little exper
fence with electric light stock, would
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