New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-10-26
LOCAL NEWS.

! here last week.
The machinery for the Eagle Mill will
arrive this week.
/ County Treasurer Webster of St. Peter
| was In town Saturday.
Miss Emily Fritsche is quite i'll at her
home on Third South Street.
K. H. HelIing is removing his house
hold goods to Madelia this week.
Carp, two feet long, were caught in
John Hauensteiin's fish pond last week.
Misses Emma and Allie Scherer arethe
guests of Minneapolis friends this week.
Louis Palmer Of Ridgely lost his sta
Die and two stacks Of hay by fire recent
ly.
E. M. Whitney is back from Winona
and is on duty at his old post in the de-
pot.
County Attorney Robertson was here
Sunday on little electioneering mis-
sion.
Alexander Harkin of West Newton, it
is said, will make a trip to Scotland ere
long.
Miss Schoch who has been spending
the summer here will return home next
Saturday.
John R. Bowen has been appointed
postmaster at CORTLAND to succeed G..
W. Schlottman.
C. H. Ross is now located in the Ro-
chester Block, Minneapolis, as banker
and investment broker
Mrs. Kennedy will arrive here from
Chicago this week to spend the winter
with her son, H. S. Kennedy.
B. Ma1schner has moved to town and
is now established in his new building
with full line of wooden products.
Mrs. Carl Nagel, middle-aged lady,
died on Friday and was buried Sunday
afternoon. She leaves five small child
ren. sr..
Nook Richards, another wrestler, is in
the city, endeavoring to close a match
with Herman Smith, the middle-weigh
champion. ~ ....
The Democratic candidate for lieuten-
ant governor will make Sunday speech
in New Ulm on the 30th. His name is
Harry Hawkins. -.
Max Dick, the St. Peter violinist who
is so popularity known in New Ulm, will
take prominent part in furnishing mu-
sic for the Chicago Exposition.
An eclipse of the sun was witnessed
here by many on Thursday. A clouded
sky, however, partly darkened the sight,
and for time rendered it invisible.
Miss Hanna O'Brien of St. Peter has
been engaged to teach another term of
school in West Newton. Geo. Schlump-
berger of the latter place goes to Sigel.
Robert Schilling, the Peoples Party
orator, spoke here Thursday but we have
yet to learn that he made any converts
by his rarillery of opposite political fac
tons.
Mrs. G. M. Gress, Mrs. Gallagher, Mr..
and Mrs. U. G. Won Hagen and the
Misses Gallaher and Bunker of Sleepy
Eye were Dakota House guests on
Monday. ...=,.
I. M. Olsen addressed farmers meet
ing in Lake Hanska Monday evening.
Olsen is developing into quite a talke1
and makes good impression wherever
he goes.
It is about time that the public road
leading down the hill to the race track
be repaired. Unless it is, the first thing
the city knows, it will have damage
suit for broken limbs.
! Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard arrived here
from Winthrop Sunday in company witt
Mr.. and Mrs, Rosskopf. MI. Bernhard
is at present engaged in the milling bust
ness at Strassburg, III.
Herbert Schild, who has for two OF
three years past, been employed in the
Eagle Mill offices, will leave early in
November for Ionia, Mich, to remain
He will first 90 to Cincinnati.
The sports who longed to see the wrest-
ling match at Union Hall on Wednesday
evening were disappointed sadly if we
are to Judge from the kick they made.
Moth failed to put in an appearance.
Out in West Newton next week the
local Lyceum will debate the relative