New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-10-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Miss s,nl,:e NIuelle. has returned to

Miss Sophie Muelle: has returned to
Morgan.
Mrs. F. Beinhorn is paying a visit to
her SOD in Winona.
Albert Baarsch has removed from
Sleepy Eye to Red Wing.
Matthew Prom will commence teach
ing in Lafayette next month.
AN order of Sons of Veterans will be
established in this city next month.
Albert Setter is nursing a sprained
thumb. Accident occurred yesterday.
Miss Sophie Berndt arrived home from
Chicago last week and will remain here.
Miss Mary Lindmeyer and Wcnzel
Sandhefner were married Yesterday morn
ing.
The Sackett Theatre Co. went from
here to St. Peter, where they have anoth-
er weeks engagement.
Louie Mueller is back from Spring.
field whele he has had charge of Kloss-
ner e Muelier's store.
w. A. Hubbard is travelling in the
northern part of the state. Business in
terests occupy his attention.
One of the Sontag boys has confessed
to the robbery at Kasota but claims they
got nothing in the attempt.
The report that Cordes and Meierding
would start clothing store on State
Street had no foundation in fact.
Herman Beussmann and wife are back
from their six weeks visit in Illinois.
They arrived here Saturday evening.
A. G.. Setter is suffering from an in
jured eye, caused by piece of steel
which flew into that delicate organ while
working in his shop.
A pleasant social was held at the home
Of D. S. Davis in Cambria last Friday
evening. A number from town were no
&c ed among the visitors.
Rev. Smith Baker, who is well-known
by theCongregationalists of this city, has
resigned his Minneapolis charge and will
accept a call from Boston.
NJ. Lipp went to St. Paul yesterday to
secure certificate as a practising veteri-
marian, such asis required by Jaw am to
which his ability entities him.
The ''Pete Peterson company, which
had date for New Ulm, stranded in
Red Wing last Friday. The advance
agents were here over Sunday.
Geo. Sturgis, who was sent to Stillwa-
ter from here for stealing watch at
Springfield has served out his time and
was seen on our streets last Friday.
Alex Harkin and wife returned from
their Scotland visit last Friday. They
are at present spending their time at
Mr.. Harkin's old home in West Newton.
Robert Loheyde has devised all inge-
NOUS method of advertising. He places
mile posts along the main highways il:
the surrounding country and of course an
ad. for boots and shoes goes with them.
vGustav Fischer left for Minneapolis to
enter the University Medical School lass
Friday. In the evening previous to hit
departure he was rendered farewell re-
ception by his associates of the Drama
tic Section.
Jos. A. Eckstein went to St. Paul
yesterday to attend a session of the
Royal Arch Masons. From St. Paul
Maj. Eckstein will g to Chicago
as a member OF Gov. Nelson's staff to
assist in celebrating Minnesota day.
John Klinglcr, Rudolph Marti, Aug.
Letter and John Klossner have been sum-
moned to serve on the grand jury at the
next term of the Nicollet county courts.
VIM. Wellner and Bernard Matsch will
perform similar service as petit jurors. -,
Gustav Fischer was presented with a
beautiful silver cup by his High School
Glass before leaving for Minneapolis:
Such memento shows more than any,
thing else the appreciation in which he
was held by his pupils.
Mrs. Jos. Guendner Jr. died at their
home in this city last Saturday. She
was comparatively young woman, and
her death is terrible loss to her husband
who is left with four small children, who
now, more than ever, need a mothers
GALE.
During the electric storm last Thurs
day night, Zig htning struck the house of