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

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days,
4. a. Bogen leaves this week for San
Antonio, Texas. IsH
w. Eibner Of Springfield is employed
in the Dengler bakery.
Henry Behnke arrived here from Port
land, Oregon, on Monday.
"A. ]. LANCE has been offered Geo.
Cady's place as yardmaster.
Articles at the Fair can remain until
Monday for removal except in main hall
The merchants exhibit at the Fair
will be the best opportunity offered the
public to Judge and compare.
8. d. Peterson and wife andMrs. G. 81.
Hornburg are Worlds Fair visitors this
week.
Gophers axe dying by the hundreds on
the prairies on account of the dry
weather.
Don't miss the concert on Saturday
evening at Turner Hall. Admission IS c.
children Is cts.
A daughter was born to MI. and Mrs.
Geo. Haag early in the week. As this
is the first one, congratulations are in or
der. .~-:.
Up at Tracy last week, two horses and
boy rider were killed in one of the ra-
ces. The boy was terribly bruised and
crushed.
Ed. Gulden, the young Mankato black
smith who is we'll known in this city,
died at the former place on Friday Of
consumption.
Conductor Cady has been transferred
from the yards at this place to those at
Kasota. He removed thither with his
family on Monday. -..-=s. !,
w. Milne, the new teacher, has rented
the residence. of Mr.. Popp. The latter,
| with his wife, will spend the winter in
Southern California. H.
L. F. Entrup will go out of the cigar
business in Chicago and return to New
Ulm to enter the drugstore of Andrew J.
Eckstein as prescription clerk. ,
| A convention of Active Turner's will
be held at Turner Hall October and 8,
Delegates from all the societies in the
state are expected to be present.
Henry Mueller Jr. of this city has been
summoned to serve as one of the grand
jurors in the United States Court at Du-
luth, commencing October 10th.
| Mrs. Carl Schmidt was compelled to
return from Chicago last week, soone,
than she had intended, on account of sick.
ness. Her son, Herman, met her at IA.
sofa. ... ~.
Treasurer Klossner has already received
the state apportionment for Agricultural
Societies. The Brown County Associa
ton gets $240, or more than ever, this
year.
Misses Clara Rehfeld and Mary Nc.
Caughin and Mr.. G. Fischer and DR.
Schoch attended the Evolutionary by Miss
McBain in Sleepy Eye last Saturday
evening.
Chas. Brust has just as much reason
to feel proud as The chief executive Of
the land. A son and heir was ad led tc
his family on Sunday. Mother and chic
doing we'll. r." ......
VIM. Cordes, son OF Henry Cordes
will take charge of the Commercial hotel
after January list. The present landlord
Mr.. Stengel, expects to locate elsewhere
than in New Ulm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartmath returned from
the Worlds Fair Monday evening. Mrs
Harthmuth was taken suddenly and seri
ously i'll while in Chicago and for tim.
her life was dispaired OF.
The Star Band marched out to Hunter
Rest on Sunday afternoon and serenadet
the old veterans who were having picnic
Photographs of the band and soldier
were taken by Jos. Sattler.
! A. C, Zeig, the successful young chem
ist and pharmacist, who went from her
t. San Francisco some years ago, is pay
ing visit to the "old homestead" il
Sigel at present. In few days he vii
go to Chicago.
The marriage Of Miss Frida Hauen
stein, the popular daughter Of our es
teemed townsmen, John Hauenstein
has been announced to curon the even
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