New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-10-04
E spaeth is now Norl ing il for Henry

Of ? son, born last week.
Henry Meierding is attending bust
ness school in Minneapolis.
Max Burgis in Milwaukee this week.
From there he goes to the Fair.
The Health officer reports more births
for September than II, any month during
the year. -.
~ The pension matters for this district
are now in the hands of the new Demo-
cratic Board s>.
John Lind and JOS A. Eckstein are
attending the Supreme court sessions in
St. Paul this week.
Fred and Emil Fritsche went 70 Chi
cago Monday afternoon, the former to
complete his dental studies and the lat
ter to see the Fair. ',
The Sackett Theatre Co. while here
this week will produce among other good
plays, Mr. Barnes Of New York and the
White Slave, The latter is the bill for
tonight.
Thos. A. Wilson and Miss Addie L.
Tyson of Springfield wele married in this
city recently by Rev. Campbell. Mr..
Wilson was once editor of the Springfield
Advance. .> ST ~.
Mrs. F. H. Behnke and sisters from St.
Peter will be Worlds Fair city guests
this and next week. Frank in the mean
time is endeavoring to endure the siege
of bachelordom with due philosophy.
The Review would like to have good
correspondents in CORTLAND Fairfax and
in other points throughout the county
correspondents who will send us news
and who know news when they see it.
Last evening brilliant farewell party
was given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hauenstein by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Furst. Many OF the young society peo-
pie of town were present and the even
ing proved to be one of unalloyed plea
sure.
\ The annual state school apportionment
was made on Monday. Brown county
with 3,o56 pupils gctsT GIGS, Nicoliet
with 2,248 gets $6,714, Redwood with
2,3Ss gets $7,146, Renvil]e with $3.50
gets $1O,S99 and Sibley with 2,723 re-
ceives $S,172.
4 school teacher, whose calling doesn't
keep him far from New Ulm, tried to
explain the duration Of minute to his
youthful pupils the other day by asking
them how long it required to boil al
egg. "Depends on how hard you want
to boil it," was the somewhat superio,
answer.
The German Methodist conference ir
st. Paul last week made the following
appointments Presiding Elder, F. j
Preine; Albert Lea, J. Durbahn; Fairfax
| and West Newton, F. Meierbachtel; Nor
gan and Eden, F, Brinkman,,; New Uln
W. Baumgarten; Sleepy Eye, J. II. Nuel
sen; Springfield, J. Hauck.
IVA new increased mill industry in thi
city has necessitated the putting on of
special daily freight to be knownhereaf
ter as the New Ulm Flour train. Wha
other town of the state, outside of st
Paul Minneapolis and the Zenith Cit,
can show up such an extensive flour bust
ness asSthis move indicates?
At the hospital on Wednesday Drs
Schoch and Weiser;performed an ampu
tation of portion of the foot of Pete
johnson of Cornish, Sibley County. The
foot had been badly crushed in sorghan
press on the day previous, and the sui
fercr was brought here for surgical treat
ment Mr.. johnson is an uncle of JOIN
Lind.
The county Jail at present harbor
eleven victims of law and justice. Three
of these are the Redwood county Jews
three are from Lamberton, three from
Renvillc county, one stranger and on
from Redwood sent us some weeks ago
What has MI. Schmall of the Gazette go
to say to this? Why does not his sensa
tional sheet instil more morals into thu
people?
The Minstrel Show which struck thu
town last Tuesday proved a fake Of the
first order. Instead of giving the gentle
manly and intellectual,a las they advertised
they dished up an entertainment of stale
jokes and cheap specialities that caused
many to desire to leave the hall before
| the show was over You nea1n't como