New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-12-13
!. LOCAL % NEWS.
Miss Raabe is visiting in Traverse.

Z. Ambrosch is home from Owatonna
for the holidays.
The Bollman Theatre Go play in Man
kato Friday evening.
La Grippe has struck town again and
victims are numerous.
An Edison phonograrh is on exhibit
ton at the Union Hotel.
Prof. Jache, of Mankato, tuned pianos
in our city on Thursday. .....v
Barney Waibel is at present acting as
yardmaster in the depot yards.
st. Peter is suffering from mild
diphtheria scourge at present.
Mrs. Taylor of Minneapolis is attend
ing her sick mother, Mrs. Black, in West
Newton,
DR.. j. II. James has been elected pre-
sioent of the Minnesota Valley Medical
Association.
Albers Spaeth of Montevideo arrived
here last week to remain for the winter
with his parents.
Miss Meta Setter returned from four
weeks visit with her sister IN St. Paul
Sunday morning.
A. J. Alvin is enjoying his winter va
cation. He will remain at home until
after New Years.
Miss Hanna Strata of West Newton is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Rudolph AL
! win of Cottonwood.
Miss Mary Garrioch, student in our
public schools has gone home to West
Newton to spend the winter
1, Chief of Fire Department Brust has
appointed L. G. Vogel and c.. W. H,
Heldemann as his assistants.
j. Hardegger and John Guth have
started in on contraction chopping 100
cords Of wood IN Cottonwood.
Geo. F. Schilling has started singing
class in connection with his other duties
as teacher in District in Milford.
Jos Schneider, the blacksmith, is
building shop for himself at the cor
! ner of State and Third North Street.
A farmers Institute will be held here
early next year under the auspices of tie
Brown County Agricultural Society.
! II. L. Blethen is now a licensed plum
Der, the council having granted his re.
quest for license on Tuesday evening.
Book agents are securing the country
districts again, taking contracts for schco
text books for term of several years.
Reinhold Gulden and wife of Fair
m ont have been spending several day!
with Mr.. Guldens mother in Cotton
wood.
Adolph Alvin found certain amour
Of money early in the week, the owne
of which can receive same upon persona
application.
Mrs. Bernard Matsch and daughter
Louisa, of Lafayette, attended the we'd
ding of a lady friend in Mankato las
Wednesday.
Ernest Hecrs is now employed as in
structor for Turnverein in Boston. u
| till recently he has been located in Lead
vile, Colo.
, Albert Melges has recovered from hi
attack of typhoid fever and will be abb
to return to Redwood Falls the latte
part of the week.
Chas. J.. Roos made business trip in
to Iowa last week. The Roller Mill
working up great reputation for it
flour in that section.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. job
Sturm of Cottonwood on Wednesda,
John feels justly tickled, because its til
first boy out of six children.
Theo. Metzke was down from Sprine
field over Sunday. Mr.. Metzke's saloo
in the Opera House Block is said to /
second to none in the village.
Geo Wagner passed through here La
week on his way to Chicago to take e,
aminations for a position as instructor i
a Chicago Chemical Institute
Ed. ALVIN and John Haenze are prt
pairing for Christmas exercises in the
respectiveE schools in Milford Both al
at work on elaborate programs. ~.
A fine deer adorns one of the window
of Brust's Headquarters. Mr.. Brust wi
in time have one of the finest collection
Of stuffed ducks and deer in the state.
/. M. Mallory, a friend of c.. W. f
Heideman and Postmaster Schmidt. wa