New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-10-18
. There will be a dance III Union Hall

next Sunday evening.
Herman Nagel and Theo. Mueller are
Worlds Fair eye-Witnesses this week.
VIM. Ruemke is building barn to the
rear of Ruemke & Huevelmann's store.
G.. A. Ottomeyer goes to St. Paul this
week to replenish his stocko dry goods.
The Bollmann troupe will be here on
the 18th and 10Th of November They
will appear at Turner Hall.
Paul Frank has lastly decorated the
large window of his saloon in manner
that reminds one of the cities.
Jos. Sattler, the photographer, has
contracted to furnish the Sackett Theatre
Co. with several hundred pictures.
.)Herman Riotte will give his dramatic
recital at Turner Hall during the week.
between Christmas and New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas of Lake Crystal
and Miss Dora Espenson ofMankato paid
relatives in this city visit last week.
The school board has purchased anew
air pump for the lab ratory at a cost of,
1925. The old one is to be used in eX-
change as $50.
G. Remsberg, vel, known Eastern
liberal lecturer. will deliver an address
in English at Turner Hall some evening
the latter part of the month.
Miss Carrie Friedman met with quite
an accident in Chicago recently. In tall
ing she sustained a serious fracture of
her leg, which will keep her to her room
for some time.
Fl. S. Kennedy was in the city yester-
day. Kennedy has acquired a national
reputation among millers and wheat men
recently through the Northwestern Mil
lers poems and appelation of@Larry" Ken
needy.
w. J. and J. P. Current were in from
the town of Home on Monday. W.,
though staunch Democrat, frankly ad-
mlts that if,,Tnm Reed were in the senate,
things would be different. And we guess
he's ii ght.
w. S. Culver, the electrician, who
operated the plant at this place when
first started, was seen III Chicago last
week and was about to start for South
America to take charge of one of the
Brush concerns.
Aultmann, Miller e Co. have entered
sui against Klossner & Mueller Of this
city to recover damages as they aliedge.
for selling other machines than those
manufactured by the plaintiffs. 1t is a
question of contract.
l Phe marriage of Alfred Dittbenner of
Morgan and Miss Sophie Mueller oc-
Cured recently at the brides home in this
city. Both of the young people will
have the best wishes of both communi-
ties for each is deserving of happy and
prosperous life.
.Xhos. Forstner has been allowed pa
tents on both his windmill and drilling
machine. He will 60 to Chicago this
week to see what advancement has been
made by other inventors in machines of
a similar nature, and if his should prove
superior he will apply for foreign pc
tents.
F. H. Behnke has supplied his elegant
store with one of the Unconstitutional cashre-
gisters manufactured. All that is re-
ouired of the clerk is to touch the proper
button and the calculations are all atten-
ded to by the machine. Either cash or
credit purchases are truthfully recorded.
The register also makes pretty orna-
ment.
Last Wednesday evening, Miss Herta
Weschcke gave one of the most enjoy
able parties of the season. One of the
large rooms Of the capacious residence
was devoted to dancing and another to
new games and amusements. Inviting
refreshments were served and the even
ing passed rapidly. and with unalloyed
pleasure.
Mrs. johnson of Mortified met with a
serious accident recently. While view
ing the foundation of new residence in
that city, she fell into the cellar and in
iured herself internally. The point of
her parasol also passed throughEer hand
thereby causing a bad wound. Mrs.
johnson is daughter of c. Sommer Of
this city.
Mrs. Garrioch, of West Newton, died