New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-10-18
LOCAL NEWS.

friends in Chaska.
Alex Harkin may conclude to make
New Ulm his home.
Miss Olga schleuder gave a birthday
party Friday evening. -
F. 4. Gray, formerly of this city, has
located in Redwood Falls
A sen was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Neumann Sunday evening.
Mrs. L. G.. Bell spent the week with
her sister in the Flour City.
Andrew J. Eckstein and Chas. Brust
are visiting the Sanity City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Furst returned to
their Chicago home last Friday.
J. B. Castor is home from the Milwau-
| kee Soldiers Home on a brief visit.
c. Forster left for St. Cloud Monday
afternoon to pay visit to relatives.
Miss Pauline Spoerhase entertained
her young friends on Sunday evening.
Richard Pfefferle was hunting up in
the Northern part OF the state last week.
Emil S+ernberg, the St. Paul travelling
salesman, was married recently to Il St.
Paul lady.
Miss Gina Otterholm will teach in the
Scheible district in Cottonwood this
Ew1ter.
iV Miss Emma Glasemann and Mr.. John
Strassburg, both of Lafayette will be
married tomorrow.
W. \. Neumann is building a residence
near Turner Hall and Will soon move to
town from Milford.
H. L. Blethen has the contract for
furnishing NJ. \. Bingham's new resid-
ence with heating apparatus.
The Jews, who were held for trial in
Redwood county for concealing mort
gagged wheat, have been set at liberty.
A.C.Zeig has returned from theWorld' s
Fair and will spend a few days at his
home in Sigel before returning to Cali
fornia.
NJ. Juenemann, W. Eibner, G.. MART,
| F. Schubert, J. Haubrich and A. Zieher
are attending Il Catholic meeting in St.
Cloud to-day.
| Dr.. Stamm of st. Paul was called to
New Ulm last Saturday to attend Anth-
anas Henle who has been dangerously i'll
or several days.
Fred Sommer left Monday afterno on
for the east. He will visit New York,
Albany, PittsbGlg, Cincinnati and Chi
cago before returning.
F. H. Behnke is the vice president of
the Business Mems Union. An error
was made in last weeks report which
this item is intended to correct.
A horse belonging to Vincent Hart
! mann of West Newton was so badly in
iured in barbed wire fence last week
that the animal had to be shot.
L/.Der Kammerdiner' will be pro-
duced by the Dramatic Section on Nov.
5th. This is said to be one of the best
plays that our local people have as yet
presented.
The theatre at Caecilian Hall Sunday
evening was largely attended. 1t was gi-
ven under the auspices of the young la
dies of the Catholic church and proved
quite popular.
/Carloads Of potatoes are being shipped
into New Ulm from outside towns and
sold almost as soon as they arrive. The
people evidently do not intend to wait
for higher prices.
Jos. Popp and wife will leave for Ca
lifornia this afternoon to spend the win
ter. They have just enjoyed visit from
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenzen, who are on their
way home from Germany.
n Henningsen sold on Monday a lot on
State Street to Carl Derrath and one on
Washington Street to w. II. Neumann
Of Milford. He also purchased one of
G. A. Hagberg on Washington Street.
Frank Friedman and sister returned
from Chicago Monday afternoon. They
have been spending several weeks there
nd Frank will Immediately resume his
position at O. NJ. Blossoms drugstore.
Chas. Toberer celebrated his twentieth
birthday on Thursday evening in COM
pany with Eckstein's Orchestra, of which
he is member. On Saturday evening
he was surprised and serenaded by the
Star Band. .