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

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died on Monda
Mrs. ] ohm Lind will beat home to cal
| lers on Thursday.
| August Vogelpohl has accepted of EN-
ployment in Mankato.
John Forster is attending bushes.
college in Minneapolis.
Hogs went up to $3.50 on Monday
stuebe paid out over $4,000.
Mrs. Fischer is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Mareck, in Minneapolis.
G. Riecke and wife of Fairfax were
guests in our city over Sunday.
Geo. Marti came up from st. Paul last
week to purchase driving team.
Bernhard Klinkhammer is here from
West Superior, Wis, for the winter.
Robert Scherer, now teaching at Can
by, spent Sunday with his parents.
Billy Ma, BILE is at Tracy this week and
may wander towards New Ulm in few
days. ,
Miss Gertie Vetter of Portland, Ore
gon, is the guest Of relatives in this vi
cinity.
Mrs. ]. H. Burke came down from Ca
ry, S. D., last week to spend a few days
with friends.
VIM. Klimmeck of Watertown, South
Dakota, will be here this week to give
tone to ailing pianos.
F. Meierding is not attending college
in St. Paul as reported, but is book-keep-
er for Nichols & Hornburg OF Fairfax.
O. M. Olson and wife have joined the
great host who are paying their respects
to the marvels of the White City this
week.
VIM. Strassbufg of Brookvllle, Red
wood county, attended the Strassburg-
Glaseman wedding in Lafayette last
week with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Brust, after a four
weeks sojurn in the Worlds Fair City
have returned to New Ulm. Miss Zelle1
is also home, after an absence of equal
length.
Theo. Rein, H. Fortwengler, Jos. Flor
Jos. Diepolder, Thos. Forstner, F. Meyer
John Backer and John and Henry Lang
mack are being benefited by the sights at
Chicago this week.
Last evening there occurred the marriage
of Jacob Holzinger and Mrs. Montgom.
cry. The couple are quite well-knowr
in New Ulm and the Review offers its
hearty congratulation.
DR.. Stricken performed an operation
on young Gibbon boy at the hospital
last week, the operation consisting in re
moving portion of diseased bone from
the arm. The boys name is Schulz.
A. J. ALVIN, the travelling man, ha.
consigned himself to al the throes Of
bachelordom and solitude this week by
permitting his wife to visit the Worlds
Fair. Read TX Marvel, Albert, and rest
easy.
Ferd. Crone, Fred Behnke, A. J. Grim
mer, F. W. and Geo. Hauenstein, Theo
Mueller, Dr. Schoch, R. Geisinger, Rev
Bernhard and <Chas. Stuebe Jr. are all
home from the Worlds Fair, much wiser
for what they have seen.
The chief article in the monthly State
Health journal of current date was {
thorough report by DR.. Fritsche of this
city on the use of malliene TO: detecting
CHAMBERS in horses. The doctor, it is
plain,h has gained the full confidence OF
the leading authorities of the state.
| James Allison of Lone Tree Lake
called on his New Ulm friends on Nor
day. In short conversation Allison
proved himself to be one of the few ad
vocates from the country who believe ii
thoroughly raking over the country
school teaching force and hiring better
material. Would that there were more
like him.
The ladies of the Evangelical Church
will give a Fair at Union Hall on Frida,
of the present week. This is the frs
venture of this sort by this society, bu
the ladies have spared no work to MAKE
it attractive and entertaining. Numerous
beautiful articles will be disposed of fol
benefit of the church, and a cordial pat
ronage IS looked for.
At the convention of the German Ro-
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