New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-12-13
Vim. Gieseke was down from SIeepv

James Irving has come down from M
Mullen's farm for the winter. E
Jos. A. Eckstein will represent Harm.
ony Camp at Mankato to-day.
Rev. E, Williams occupied the Con-
gregational pulpit Sunday morning.
There is a probability that the Madi-
gan case may be tried in this county.
Otto schell and wife are enjoying a
few days sojourn with St. Paul friends.
Fred Zschunke came down from
Springfield yesterday to remain during
! the winter.
Miss Meta Koch has returned from
Milwaukee where she has been spending
the summer.
Peter Lila has sold his harness shop
in Bryant. S. D.. and will spend the win
ter in New Ulm.
Mr.. Marschner intends to increase the
size of his brick building on Minnesota
Street in the near future.
Mrs. VIM. Mueller of St.. Peter is a paw
ing visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
F. Fritsche in Lafayette. -'-
| August Kruger is here from Oregon
on brief sojourn. He gives fattering
reports of that country.
Prof. Hlrschberg of St. Louis has been
at the store of F. W. Hauenstein the past
few days adjusting spectacles.
Herman Nagel sprinkled Centre and
Third North Streets on Monday to pre-
vent the snow from blowing off. .
Rev. Campbell and Mr.. Alex Russell
will attend the ordination of Rev. G. E.
Wilcox at Lamberton tomorrow.
VIM. Huevelmann and John Steljes
are each rejoicing over the arrival of q
son and heir in their households.
The report that Robert Scherer had 81
ven up his position in Anboy and re.
turned to New Ulm was erroneous.
Tomorrow evening Miss Emma Setter
and Mr.. F. W. johnson will he married
at the home of the brides mother, Mrs
Helen Setter.
Judge Weber, Mr.. Lind and W. T.
Eckstein will attend court in Marshal
this week. Mr.. Weber will he accom-.
panied by his wife.
a. W. Bingham expects to make 4 trf
this week to his birthplace in Canada, anc
his old home in Vermont. His visit vii
extend over several weeks,
The marriage of Miss Paulina Zicske
and MIR. VIM. c. Schrap has been an
nounccd to occur on the 21s, Boil
have many friends in New Ulm.
F, W. Hauenstein has rugged cut al
ingenious representation of the Ferris
wheel as an advertisement for his show
window. Its novelty makes it attrac
tive.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Breitkreutz o
: Arlington lost little child by death OF
t Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Alvin
parents of Mrs. Breutkreutz, went dow
to attend the funeral.
} Henry Petry came up from St. Pau
last week with a sprained foot. He i
also trying to recuperate from lon
5 siege of typhoid fever, Henry is EN-
E pl,yed in the St. Paul postoffice.
+ D. Bangs. the Sleepy Eye photograph
er, has made arrangements with Mr.. Hen
ningson to rent the photograph gallery
$ recently occupied by J. F. Crowell. H
will visit New Ulm every Saturday.
John Miller and Mic Nelson, tw
Swedes, were brought down from Rer
r. vile county by Sheriff Wickman las
q week for stealing. They will remain i
jail here until the next term of court.
Hecker Post has elected the followin
y new officers: Commander, VIM. Pfael
O der; Senior Vice Commanler, L. Schi
ling; Junior Vice. Commander, r. Pfc
ferle; Quartermaster, VIM. Humme
Sergeant, Geo. Merkle; Chaplain,
Friedmann; Officer of the day, B. Marscl
ner; Officer of the Guard, John Laude
: Isidor Matsch and wife, who ha,
been the guests of West Newton rel
tives the past two months departed fl
their Washington home the latter part
the week.
About thirty of the boys 1elished
rabbit supper at Turner Hall on Frida
evening. To those who had partaken i
the hunt, the carefully prepared mea
!. must have tasted wonderfully deliciou:
; s The Brown County Agricultural Socj