New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-26
Miss Alice Haeberle is visiting il

a DHIHadys last evening".
Fred WendIand has been appointed
i collector for F. II. Retzlaff.
Chas. DAWN fell down stairs on Tues
day an6 seriously injured himself.
The proposed New Ulm passenger de-
4 pot will be built of Kasota stone.
Miss Irving of Michigan is visiting
4 with her father and brothers in this Wei
nifty. .
II. S. Kennedy left for Milwaukee
Monday in the interests of the New Ulm
4 Roller Mill.
7. Hon. Robert D. Russell, a celebrated
orator, will speak in Sleepy Eye on the
evening of November 1st.
Vogelpohl s spaeth have an order
from a Michigan congregation for one
Of their excellentp1pe organs.
The father Of Franz Vogel died at his
home in West Newton on Saturday and
was buried Monday morning.
Otto Rehfeld and Miss Bertha Reich
were married recently in St. Paul. Both
/. were formerly residents of New Ulm.
Martin Hose and family who have been
spending several weeks at the home Of
John Hauenstein returned to their Tracy
home on Monday evening.
Dr. Smith Baker, the great Minneapo-
lis preacher, failed to reach New Ulm
Monday evening as was expected. Con-
siderable disappointment was the result
Company "a thirty five strong, returned
from Chicago Monday morning. They
all report good time and did creditable
work while taking part in the great mill
tary parade.
j Miss Emily Fr1tsche went to Minnea-
polls Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Bader, mother-in-law of her brother,
Louis Fritsche, who now resides in the
Flour City.
Do not forget that United States Sen
ator Davis will speak in New Ulm next
Saturday evening. He will draw the
largest audience of any speaker whoever
visited New Ulm.
Mr.. Mannheimer of Chicago will be al
Crone Bros store next Monday with &
full line of ladies' jackets and cloaks
Ladies desiring to make selections should
call at the store on that day.
The Republicans Of Sleepy Eye are ar
ranging for torchlight procession il
honor of Prof. McCleary on the evening
of November 18th. Clubs from Redwood
Falls, Evan, Springfield and New Uln
will be present. ~ ..>
The cinch party given by Miss Clars
Doehne on Friday evening passed of
very pleasantly. The ladies prizes were
won by the Misses Ida Koch and Emma
Schapekahm and the gentleman's awards
went to Frank Baasen and Mr.. Doensch
The ladies of New q I'm will give a sup
per and entertainment at Turner Hall or
Thursday evening, November 3rd, thu
procee Is to be used in preparing an ex
hlbit of lace for the Worlds Fair. The
supper will continue from to O'Clock
and will cost SO cents.
The Republican club held very live
ly meeting at Union Hall on Friday
evening. The Australian ballot system
was thoroughly explained by JOS. A. Eek
Club sang some very popular songs which
: were applauded to the echo. The meet
ing was much of an improvement flor
mer ones and the next gathering, WI
hope, will be twice as large.
; A largely attended meeting of farmer
!, was held in Bashaw Thursday evening
and good results will come therefrom t.
the Republicans ofBrown county. /. NJ
!, Olsen spoke in Norwegian and Hon. c
| r. Davis ofsSt. Peter made the best AM
most convincing speech Of the campaign
Both speakers were applauded frequent
" and all who attended seemed highl
enthusiastic.
Claus Antony Of Lafayette and Aug
Kruger Of Milford left for Albion, Ore
gon on Friday. Antony has been a resi-
dent Of Nicollet county for about thirt,
years and Kruger has lived in Milfore
for almost the same lengthof time. Boil
have become we'll to-do farmers in tina
! period and stand as living answers to TIT
claim Of political orators that we az,
suffering from oppression and runiou
tayation