New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-11-15
LOCAL NEWS.
J. F. Crowell will probably remove to

J. F. Crowell will probably remove to
Texas.
Miss Linsie Hirsch is teaching school
in Linden. -.
John Heymann will move into town
this week.
John Garrioch of West Newton is dan
gerously sick.
Gustav Goctsch ccntemplates rcmov-
ing to Colorado.
Mrs. August Schell will return from
her st. Paul visit this week.
Mrs. A. J. Alvin is enjoying Il visit
from her mother, whose home is in Albert
Lea.
Albert Held left for Spokane Falls
last Friday. His visit here lasted three
weeks
H. II. Reigner, the genial operator has
| been transferred from Eden Valley to
Minneapolis.
JOS. Bobeter attended to his duties as
| president Of the Brown County Bank
during the week.
Miss Grimes of Window has been
spending several days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Mullen,
The local Knights Of Pyth'as will give
social entertainment and supper the
! latter part of this month.
District court opened at RedwoodFalls
yesterday. Judge Weber and Reporter
Ecl<stein are in attendance.
A Mr.. Walters from Fairfax will start
a butcher-shop in the Anaamn building
opposite Oleson's drug store.
One of the large plates OF glass for
! Reinhard's new block was broken, while
| being put in place last Saturday.
Miss Minnie Fischer has started Kin
dergarten class of over twenty members.
The school IS kept in Turner Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mullen entertained
their friends on Wednesday evening with
an enjoyable progressive card party.
Mrs. August Gaetch went up to Tracy
Saturday to visit her daughter. She took
with her the little son of Conrad Dirks
Max Rosskopf was over from Winthrop
Sunday. Max is how proprietor of Ho-
tel Windsor in that prosperous little
burg.
! Several Fairfax citizens were here two
or three days of last week attending a
special session of court before Judge
| Wehber.
Isidor Matsch arrived here from Spok-
ane Falls early in the week, and is visit
ing with his father, Jos. Matsch, in West
Newton.
Werner Bocsc, came down from Mar
schal Saturday to assist in celebrating
the 37th anniversary of the founding OF
the Turnverein.
w. G. Duncan is now in the feather
cleaning business in Nebraska. He writes
that he is we'll pleased with the country
and is doing we'll.
Miss Wallie Hirsch, daughter of DR.
Hirsch, is S" low with consumption O.
the stomach, that she is not expected t.
live over a day or two.
Robert Stocker, the talented nav,
officer, who has gained so many honor
= both at Annapolis and Paris, is in the
I city, visiting old friends,
! The Misses Clara Rehfeld and Emm;
! Schapek;e,m will give an oyster suppe
at Eibner's pa,lors next Friday evening
Their lady friends will be the guests.
Robert Fritsche, the wcll-known book
keeper for F. H. Rctzlaff. and Miss Ann
Buenger, a daughter of the furniture
dealer, L. Buenger, will be married CT
the 29th.
Photographs got down to 81 per doz
en- on Sunday as the result of the clasl
between the photographers. AS anothe
cut is promised, guess we'll wait unit
they are given away.
y. \. Bogen has engaged in the stool
business in Texas, having purchased a,
interest in a large Jersey stock farm a
Ellendorf. He is also secretary an(
treasurer. of the company.
Two cars on an east bound freigh
early yesterday morning were ditchet
near the Red Stone bridge and the pas
senger from the east was DELAYED abou
six hours at CORTLAND in consequence.
An operation,f of delicate nature, wa