New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-13

Casimir Ochs was in the city Monday
on business.
Gov. Nelson will deliver the address
at the Redwood County Far.
Sleepy Eye merchants have adopted a
purely cash basis in their dealings with
the trade.
City Treasurer Mueller and Mesdames
Mullen and Schapekahm are all back
from the Fair.
NJ. A. Bingham is in Chicago this week,
gazing at the manifold wonders of the
great exposition.
The Bollmann theatre troupe will be
in ST. Paul again this winter. Their sea-
son opens Sept. "a.
The daily papers announce DR.. stamm
of St. Paul as a candidate for a consular
position with good backing.
W. 3. Koch enjoyed a hunt with Cash
ier Frank of Springfield IN the western
part Of the county early in the week.
Among the Sunday visitors in New
Ulm were noticed August schilling OF
Winthrop and Jos. Bier of Sleepy Eye.
The Star and Concordia bands serena
| ded Mr.. and Mrs. Rachel upon the occa-
sion of their marriage last Thursday even
ing.
A picnic in the afternoon and dance
in the evening made things lively about
VIM. Schaeffer's place in Cottonwood on
Sunday. =
Mr.. Doster and daughter, Mrs. Nagel,
have gone to Buffalo, New York, on a
visit. On their return home they will
spend few days at the great Fair.
Albert and Frank Spaeth of Montevi-
dec and the Misses Maggie and Tony
Rachel of St. Paul were present at the
Kachel-Spaeth wedding last Thursday.
William Julius was fined SIS and costs,
amounting in all to about $15, by Judge
Blanchard on Thursday for offering in
suit to Policeman Gales on the night of
the recent fire.
Rev. Campbell, Herman Held and Mrs
Mowery will attend Congregational
conference in st. Paul this week. Mrs
McElhinny will represent the ladies So
ciety at the Mission Conference.
julius Berndt started last night on a
tour in the interests Of the Hermann
monument. He will visit St. Paul, Chi.
cago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, New York
New Haven and Philadelphia.
The Junior G. E. society of the Con.
gregational church will give an autumn
social at the home of Mrs. Mowery on
Friday evening Of this week. Parents
and friends Of the children are invited.
Monday afternoon saw the following
parties depart for the Worlds Fair: Mr..
and Mrs. L. Buenger, A. J. Vogel and A.
F. Ottomeycr. Monday night these left
Andrew J. Eckstein and Rev. Schroeder
and sister.
A reading club will he organized next
Friday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Alvin. The club will devote
it's exclusive attention to the reading and
discussion of English literature and will
hold regular meetings every week.
The fourth anniversary of the found
ing of the Milford Farmers Club was
celebrated on Sunday in the grove of
Paul Lehman, the Milford band furn-
ishing music. A dance followed the pic
mic in the evening and quite number of
our city folks joined in the waltz and
quadrille.
Sunday evening Mrs. Gottlieb Gugis-
berg died at her home in Sigel from the
effects of a second paralytic stroke. The
first one was sustained some weeks ago
and the lady partially recovered. Her
weakened condition, however rendered her
unable to Withstand repeated attack
and she died after suffering only few
minutes. She WAS sixty-four years of
age and was one of the best-known
women of Sigel.
The elocu,ionary entertainment by Miss
Marie Collins on Friday evening was
fairly we'll attended ant. doubly well APP
preciated. Miss Coslins is reader of
much pewer and rare talent, and her Sc
lections, particularly the Chariot Race
nd the selection from the German BY
Geneveve Ward, were rendered in man
ner that showed not only excellent train
ing but natural ability as WELL She was