New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-11-29
Miss Frida schuetz is teaching school

Otto Held is here from La Crosse to
spend Thanksgiving.
Henry Crone was in Chicago last week
on business for the Creamery Co.
Edward Ledrach came up from Minne-
apolis last week to dispose of his prop
erty. .-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Olson will reside
in the Leibold residence on German
Street.
Cap. Huskau of St. Peter will run
NJ. Mullen's large farm in Redwood
DR.. James, the Mankato eye and ear
specialist, will be at DR.. Schoch's office
Friday morning. .a .
Theo. Klippstein, who resides in the
south end of town, contemplates remov-
ing to Wisconsin.
Superintendent Steinhsuser is making
a tour of the county this week, visiting
the country schools.
Mrs. Joseph of Minneapolis and Her.
man Schlichting of St. Paul were here to
attend the funeral of their mother.
Owing to Rev. Campbell's temporary
illness, Rev. Meske fille@ the pulpit OF
the Congrc gational church Sunday morn
ing.
Paul Sturm of Cottonwood cut cash
into the big toe of his II ght foot while
choppiny wood last Wednesday evening.
The cut is Il bad one.
Frank Lindmeyer has returned to New
Tim from the west for the winter. 1t is
over ten years since he left this city and
departed for the coast.
Judge Weber finished up Court bust
ness at Redwood Falls in a hurry last
week on account of sickness. This week
ne is booked Tor st. PtCer.
(fRev. Meske has accepted permanent
call from a Congregational church at
Prescott, Wisconsin. lie will enter upon
the work in his new field soon after De-
cember 1st.
Arthur Schlichting, the editor OF the
Minneapolis Freie Presse, has been very
low with typhoid fever the past few days.
Mr.. Schlichting is son of 3. Schlichting
of this city.
Rev. jain, a brother of Mrs. A. J
Alvin, flied the pulpit at the M. E.
church on Sunday evening. The young
preacher is at present pastor of a chure h
at Redwood Falls.
At the hospital on Saturday DR.. Fritsche
performed difficult surgical operation
upon the body of Mrs. H. R. Schwartz of
Springfield Since then the invalid has
experienced great improvement.
Senator Jay La Due Of Luverne was in
the cityssSatur(eay on his way home from
Redwood Falls. The Senator was form
erly a travelling salesman through this
section, and was, we believe, the first
agent to unpack trunks at the Dakota
House.
fChas. Brust.is the owner of two ducks,
shot by local sportsmen, which are very
rare to this vicinity, being seldom found
except on the Atlantic Coastand in Hud-
sons Bay. One is the American Widgeon
and the other splendid specimen of the
male Long tailed duck.
n Judge Flondreau has been directed by
the State Historical Society to prepare
Memorial to Congress asking that the
grounds, upon which old Fort Ridgley is
loc Gated, be given to the state so that
mpnument might be erected thereon
co mmemot ating the Indian massacre.
\ good many "green goods" circulars
were received by our citizens Monday
morning. 1t does seem as though there
ought to be some way of bringing these
confidence men and counterfeitcrs to
time or at least of preventing the pas
sage of their letters through the mail
Frank Schnoberich, who has been work.
ing for John Havemeyer, received cash
in his hand while cutting meat last week
and Immediately after blood poisoning
set in so that his whole arm assumed
immense. proportions. Surgical attention
soon bettered matters, however, and the
limb is now doing nicely.
The New Ulm and Lacrosse train.
which was abandoned during the summer.
has been put on again and will run be-
tween the two towns daily excepting
Sundays. The hour for leaving New Ulm