New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-10-04

il in the sct' il,
Henry Mueller Ie.sves for ~ lut this
week 70 serve as j jjp l'or:
Mrs: Helen Setter came home from Sc
Paul N onday afterno on:
HI +. Dirks, the ST ringfel Id merchant,
was III the city saturda y.
u.s. Wellner Of Lafayette IS . gurtiss
ollege student this ear.
g. Boock, heHorist, is building sub
staatial addition to his home.
Ier,nan Held will teach a school in
Cottonwood during the winter. s 81
0 DR.. S.srick Ter as called to Lamberton
Sunday to pert orm q surgical operation
Chas. Wagner and family are back
from Chicago. They have been absent
nearly three weeks. s.sss.8.
Chas. Darwin is once more a dispenser
Unpopular drinks at Brust's Headquar-
81 ~ D. aE4s s3$8 sssl. 80 sfSs
tiers. s7s 3 s. !
Werner Boesch is now in Mt. Clemens
Michigan. He has gone thi:her: on ac-
count of his health.
David Simon is reported to have left
for parts unknown His wife is not
awnr If hi q Whnrnal, Ol1tS
ALEX Harkin and wife arrived in New
Yosk from Scotland on the 26th. They
will be home IN few days. W
ST.. Stevenson no longer works for Geo
Dayton but has engaged in the music.
business for himself at Springfield.
Jos. Koehler, our junior tonsorial art.
list, will revel amid the wonders Of the
Minneapolis Exposition this week.
Jacob Hauck, an Eagle Mill employee
fell from an elevated plank on Saturday,
and received injuries about the head.
Mrs. ]. II. Vajen entertained party
of ladies last Thursday afternoon in hon
orIof her daughter, Mrs. G. B. Liver.
4 Arrangements are being made to have
the local Dramatic Section produce s'Al-
menrausch und Edelweiss' i'll Mankato.
~ Senator Peterson's family was COM
PEELED to return from Chicago rather un-
expectedly, owing to the illness Of Miss
Flora.
Louis F. Entrup arrived here from
Chicago Monday afternoon. He enters
at once upon his duties at Eckstein's
drugstore.
w. G. Alvin, the druggist, left for st.
Paul on business. The genial DR., Wesch-
cke will have charge Of the store during
his absence.
G. Filzen was quite badly injured
while working on the German Street
grade on Monday. He is not able to
walk about.
Rev. Meske has been occupying a
Sleepy Eye pulpit for the past few Sun
days. AS yet he has not decided Son a
permanent location.
The Sackett Theatre Co., now playing
SO satisfactorily in this clty,will open the
new Springfield Opera House next week.
They deserve unstinted patronage. h
Mrs. August Juenemann died at her
home in Milford Friday night at the age
| of seventy three. The funeral was held
from the Catholic church in this city.
!, Carl Furst of Chicago Joined his wife
on Monday, who has been spending the
! past two weeks atsthe home of her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. John Hauenstein.
During the week Frank Leibold will
open his new barpershop in the building
north Of the Union Hotel. Arnold Stamm
late Of ST. Paul will have charge Of it.
- "A. dlOCbICl, q Il WCll-AAOWL4 1tllluClO vi
sigel, died the early part Of last week
and was buried from the Catholic church
on Thursday. He was fifty six years OF
age. BE.
Alb. Wolff has laid aside the editorl-
al toga which he has worn for the bene-
fit Of the st. Paul Volkszeitung and will
now live in retirement. Wolff once fol-
lowed the newspaper calling in New
Ulm a.
Henry cordes il, now working fol
John +. Neumann, and F. Meierding will
engage in the clothing business in the
building now being erected by Mr.. lei
erding.
D.. Fritsche, they say ,has. developed in
to quite an after-dinner speaker. His
response to toastsat the Furst- Hauen-
i stein wedding is renorted to have, haan