New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-11-29
LOCAL NEWS.

herman RaaOc IS teacnlng ScnOOl IN
the Clear Lake district.
Ferdinand Crone went to St. Paul
Monday afternoon on business.
Ed Neumann, Frank Nenno and John
Graft are working at thef creamery.
The Brown County Peoples Party dis
ciples have repudiated Donnelly: and
Fish.
Assistant Postmaster Laird of Red
wood Falls paid the local office visit on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fritsche will re-
side III the rooms over Ruemke & Hue
velmann's store.
Architect Thayer of Mankato was in
town Monday evening. Thayer used to
be New Ulmite.
Mrs. JOS A. Eckstein pleasantly enter
tanned a few of her young lady friends
vi Il lludy c'tuluS.
VIM. Fenscke and mother and Mrs.
Spoerhase attended the funeral of Chas.
H1tz at Delano on Friday.
Rev. Campbell will preach a Thanks
giving, sermon at the Congregational
church to morrow morning.
Geo. P. Dietz is moving his machine
store from First North to the corner Of
Fourth North and Broadway.
Miss Emile Fritsche returned from
Chicago last Saturday after two months
visit with relatives IN that city.
Mrs. R. G. Mueller of North St. Paul
attended the marriage of her sister Miss
Guth, in Cottonwood last week.
JohnsC. Geiger has finished his work
in North Dakots, and on Saturday re-
turned to his New Ulm home for the win
ter.
Albert Melges was brought down from
Redwood Falls on Saturday. 1t is feared
that he will have an attack of typhoid
fever.
E. B. Mayo was here the past week in
the interests of the state bureau of Tabor,
securing statistics from manufacturing
plants.
Judge Webber is confined to his home
with severe cold and may not be able
to hold court at ST. Peter this week as is
provided by statute
Mrs. Woods, the so-called spilitualist,
is back in New Tim again, and is hold
ing daily seances, we understand, at the
house Of F. Baecker,
II. W. C. Heideman, a brother of our
own Charlie, is spending a few days here
on visit. II has just arrived from
Dcmersville, Montana.
Herman Mueller has returned from
Springfield to remain. He has been
working in the country surrounding that
village during the summer.
J. F. Crowell will not remove from
New Ulm as reported, but will continue
to make this his residence. He will
spend his time in making Photographic
viewing tours.
Chas. Bourctte died at his home in
Minneapolis Saturday last of consump-
ton. He was q young man, wcll-known
in New Ulna, Having paid our city visits
On several occasions.
Chas. Toberer has given up his posi-
ton as night engineer in the Empire Mill
and will hereafter devote his time to
plumbing work. Louis Fritsche sue
ccctS him at the MILL
The lecture 10y fRev. Wilkinson last
evening was clear-cut. eloquent and en-
tcrtaniny. The hearers were unanimous
in pronouncing it one of the best ever
deli> cred in New Tim.
The Turner boys Will unite in a rabbit
hunt next Sunday. Some twenty of
them will participate in the invigoratine
sport and a self prepared outdoor lunch
will serve to satisfy their appetites.
Albert Wolff. the German editor who
sulcided inst. Paul Saturday morning,
was the same person who delivered the
address at the dedication OF the Her
mann's monument in this city some six
years ago.
Redwood county jury last week
found verdict for $1,000 against the
Northwestern Railway Co. in favor of
the widow Of William Lauer, who was
killed IN the Tracy yards about year
ago. The verdict is for the full amount
sued for.
+ Henry Engel has received notice of