New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-19
LOCAL NEWS.
VIM. Pfefferle is working in the Eagle

Mill.
Albert Fenske is working for George
Dayton.
Miss Lou Baasen is home from her
Chicago visit.
Wm.Koch spent portion of the week
in st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Col. VIM. Pfaender will move to New
Ulm again In the near future.
A sister of S. A. McElhinny is here
from st. Paul on visit.
n. g. Hays, editor of the Sleepy Eye
Dispatch, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Z. Roos were visi-
tors IN the Capitol city over Sunday.
Geo. Picker has been rendered posi-
ton as fireman on the Northwestern
road.
Miss Josephine Pfaender returned to
St. Paul last week to resume her school
duties.
Robert schilling, the Peoples party
advocate, is advertised to speak in New
Ulm on the Goth.
Jay Behnke has returned from James
vile, Wis, and is now acting as night
clerk at the depot.
John Keller, who formerly worked for
R. Pfefferle, is now telegraph operator
at Howard Lake.
Court convenes in Beaver Falls next
Tuesday with JudgeWebber on the bench
and W. T. Eckstein as reporter.
Miss Bertha Koch will entertain her
young gentlemen and lady friends at the
home of her parents this evening.
A. F. Walton, republican candidate for
register of deeds, has been in the city
and vicinity during the past week.
: If your name doesn't appear on the
posted poll list or if you have removed
to different ward, don't forget to reg
lister. .~ ..
Dave Barr, ohm Bishop and Wm.Eich
came down from Sleepy Eye Sunday to
take in the wrestling match which didn't
happen to come off.
Miss Title Popp arrived here from
Manitoba, where she has been visiting
her sister, on Saturday night. She will
remain several weeks.
We understand that the Democrats
have placed Frank Schubert's name on
their ticket as candidate for court COM
missioner to defeat Koch.
Mr.. Corey and family have removed
to- Watertown, Carver Co., where they
will continue to reside. Mr.. Corey is the
father of Mrs. Anton Schwerzler.
Capt. Kirschstein of Winona was in
own day or so of last week and re-
newed acquaintance. He is still acting.
as mail agent on the Northwestern road
Mrs. John Hauenstein will leave for
Chicago this week and later on will be
joined by her husband, when they will
go together to Florida to spend the win
ter. ..#
The mayor called off the wrestling
match which was to have taken place
Sunday evening, and the date has since
been changed to October 10Th, this
evening.
Der Pharrherr, German play, will be
presented at Turner Hall on Sunday
evening by local talent. It is piece of
great merit and will no doubt attract a
large audience.
A meeting of the ladies of New Ulm
will be held at Mrs. Lind's home next
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to
make arrangements for the entertainment
which is to be given at Turner Hall for
the benefit of the Worlds Fair.
Jos. Leicht, the Democratic candidate
for state treasurer, was in the city yes
terday. According to reports, Leicht
doesn't like the deal fixed up by Baker
and Doran which gives away four Cleve-
land electors and terms it decided out
rage upon the voters.
The people of Linden and Lake Hans
ka should not forget that the next con-
gresham from this district to succeed
John Lind, Prof. McCleary, W i'll speak
in the former place in the afternoon of
November 3rd and in the latter place
in the evening. He also speaks in Albin
on the following afternoon and in Sleepy
Eye in Intervening.
"A West Newton item in the St. Peter
Journal reads as follows Some of the