New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-20

Geo. s.ylor q ishsrs 81 buai
neas.
Frank Drev il working for Hubbard
8 Larson.
Miss Mary Kopetzki Of 81. Paul is here
on visit.
Mrs. Albert Behnke Is the guest Of
friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Jacob Klossner visited ST. Peter
acquaintances last week.
Jos. A. Eckstein went to st. Paul last
evening on legal business.
w. z. Hodges, editor of the Sleepy Eye
Herald, was in town Saturday.
Ferdinand sanwald has given up his
position at Brust's Headquarters.
Miss Ida Baltrusch Of Mankato is pay
ing visit to her parents in this city.
Miss Alice Haeberle went to the Twin
Cities yesterday to pay visit to friends.
Henry Stelljes was serenaded to his
birthday yesterday by thee Jncordia band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jappe are feel
ing proud over the arrivalof little boy.
Secure your seats early for the theatre
"Almenrausch und Edelweiss" on Sun
day evening, Sept. "a.
Note the ads in this issue of Wagner s.
Saverien, Crone Bros, G.. A. Ottomeyer
and Mrs. Follmann.
A hay stack on Albert Behnke's farm
was destroyed by fire on Sunday. Prai-
RE fires were the cause.
A number of Redwood bicyclists rode
into our city Sunday morning and re-
turned home the same day.
News reached here yesterday that a
SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Reh-
field of Chicago on Monday.
h. F. Kiesling and wife were over from
Winthrop Sunday to spend few hours
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Helen Setter and son, Albert, went
to St. Paul Saturday afternoon. The
latter returned Monday morning.
John Drummer, of Lo Sueur is home on
visit, and he expects six of his friends
from that place take in the Fair. ~
The general M. E. conference will be
held in St. Paul next Monday. Rev.
Baumgarten will attend from here.
Mrs. Jacob Brust will be one of the
many to go Chicago wards this week.
She leaves New Ulm next Saturday. ~
The Misses Newton will open their
dressmaking established over Mrs. Pfef-
ferle's store the first week in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Blanchard during the
week have been entertaining the formers
sister, Mrs. Baldwin of Merriam Park.
The Misses Annie Neumann, Gustie
Kuehnel and Gustie Rinkel returned from
their somewhat prolonged visit in Chi
cago on Friday. .... .
F. H. Behnke, A. H. Lienhard, Fred
Sommer and w. Eibner - all are back
from the Fair. Each one says that it is
a sight that no one ought to miss.
While A. H. Lienhard was in Chicago
he purchased an usually large and we'll
selected stock Of dry goods and notion
which he proposes to offer to the trade
this fall. He returned Thursday and is
now arranging his new supply of goods.
Chas. Brust is the happiest man in
the city. On Monday he received dis
patches from several of the royal digni-
taries, among them Kaiser W ilhelm, con-
graduating him upon being at present
the father of seven boys, each of whom
is blessed with a sister.
The Hecker Post picnic at Hunters
Rest on Sunday was quite largely atten-
ded and constituted very happy and
social reunion of the heroes of '62. Ma.
ny old yarns were told over and the af
ternoon passed rapidly aud as Burns
would say "the minutes winged tkelr way
wi pleasure"
F. Hammett, . gay young farmer iv-
ing near the western edge of Brown
county, has eloped says Redwood spec-
ial to the st. Paul Dispatch. He became
infatuated witt young lady IN his
neighborhood and she also disappeared
at the same time. He left wife and
child, the deserted woman believing that
the two lovers went away together.
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