New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-09-21
LOCAL NEWS.
A. Ottomeyer IS IN Minneapolis to-

Retzlaf.
Mrs. Col Pfaender has been very i'll the
past few days.
The Linden creamery started opera
tions last week.
Miss Marie Bogen is visiting with her
sister in Chaska.
]. IA. Doty of Courtland has sheep
ranch of 800 head.
John Luetjen contemplates the cree
ton of a new residence.
The New Ulm Roller Mill will erect
new brick office next year.
"A case of meales has been reported in
the family of John Dengler.
Sophie Kiesling has accepted a posi-
ton in the Owatonna schools.
Rev. Berghold is now travelling in IL
linois in the interests of his books.
Geo. Wagner and Richard Fischer left
for Ann Arbor, Monday afternoon.
County Attorney Stone Of St. Peter
had business before Judge Weber on
Monday.
The first issue of the New Ulm News,
the new Democratic paper, appeared last
Saturday.
Thomas H.Jappe will conduct night
school commencing with the first week
in October.
VIM. Jung, the merchant tailor has
formed partnership with VIM. Yong of
Springfield.
Otto Schell was in St. Peter last week
and purchased fine team from M. Demp-
sey for $500.
NJ. Altman of West Newton attended
reunion of the 18th Minnesota in Min
neapolis last week.
Herman Schlichting of St. Paul spent
Sunday here returning on the following
day with his wife.
W. Eibner and W. Brust are at Du-
buque this week attending the national
Catholic conference.
The Democrats held a meeting Satur-
day evening at which several of the To-
cal leaders made speeches.
The New Ulm Elevator Company have
put in new flax mill and have already
commenced to clean this years crop.
Miss Sarah Halverson Of Linden has
accepted a position as assistant principal
of the public schools of Brookings, S. D.
MISS Selma Holmberg, daughter of
J. P. Holmberg of this city, was married
on Monday to a gentleman of Minneapo-
lis.
The Globes Democratic Speaker fund
records contribution of $40 from e. G.
PAIL. This makes the second tromNew
Ulm.
Hon. G. X. Davis will be here on the
28th of October. New Ulm and Brown
county seems to be favored section
this year.
John Heymann of CORTLAND has pur-
chased lots between Third and Fourth
South Streets on Washington Ave-, and
will erect a residence.
Editors Hays and Hodges were mem
bers of the Sleepy Eye Ball team that fell
| victim to the superior playing of the New
Ulm boys last Saturday. --.
Sheriff Stemper of St. James was in
this city last week looking after his boun-
ty for the capture of young Callahan, the
horse thief, several months ago.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Ida Book to MI. Adolph Klause
on the goth. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the Lutheran Church.
| The foundation for Henry Crone's re-
frigerator.is completed. So also is that
of the addition to Schell's brewery. Both
buildings will be finished by November
| 1st
The Democratic Club at recent NEE
ting elected the fol lowing officers: W.
E.. Koch, president; T. Mueller, vice-pre-
sedent; Geo. Graft, secretary; H. Behn-
Ike, treasurer.
FIN. Whitney will got Wisconsin to
spend a few weeks with his parents, af-
ter which he will return to New Ulm
and take charge Of his former position
at the depot.
The little child Of III. Frenzel, who has
been sick all her life, diedMonday morn
| ing and was buried yesterday afternoon.
To q child aH1icted sc che woe ,loo+h