New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-20
LOCAL NEWS
Wheat Is now worth 81 cents.
M. Mullen IS ID Sc. Paul on business.

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Wheat is now worth 81 cents.
M. Mullen IS ii st. Paul on business.
It is fact that the Fair will be : sue
cess.
Mrs. ]. Newhart spent Sunday in Man
t0rville.
Mrs. F. w. Baarsch and daughter, Lena,
will visit the Fair next week.
Miss Sophie Mueller is home from
Morgan on visit.
. Mrs. Otto Setter is entertaining hersis-
ter from Wisconsin.
A dance was held in Schnuckers Two
Ii Sunday evening.
Prize bowling was INDUCED in on col
lege hill last Sunday.
VIM. Schmidt has accepted a position
in the Eagle Mil, offices.
VIM. Pfaender Jr. has rented the Her
rendorfer residence on Broadway.
Mat Schneider, the livery man, intends
to build residence on Broadway.
. DIR. E. Mueller drove to st. Peter last
week and viewed the County Fair.
Emil 'Craeger, the insurance man, has
returned to st. Paul for the winter.
A. Held has rented his residence toMr.
Neumann who works for Book Bros.
Andrew J.. Eckstein and wife were ex-
pected home from Milwaukee last even
ing.
Purchase a season ticket and see the
Panorama without extra charge at the
Fair.
It is fact that the Art Gallery will
contain rare paintings of various descrip-
lions.
Have you decided to exhibit Then
see the superintendent of your class for
details. -.
Wenzel schotzko made trip to Man.
kato and GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, last week,
to purchase bus.
N. Henningsen has rented the front
rooms over Mrs. Pfefferle's store to G
Spreng, the tailor.
The Panorama is the work of our home
artists, Schwendinger, Heller and Gag.
Don't fail to see it.
Chas. Quandt and Emil Draeger of
Lafayette left fol St. Paul last week to
attend the St. Paul Park College.
Hon. John Lind and wife have been
spending the past week amid the trans
cendant glories of the Great White City.
VIM. Hoffman, and Herman Pfaender
are charging their knowledge of the
world and it's wonders by a visit to Chi
cago.
E. Wicherski has purchased of an east
ern party the corner lot on Broadway
and First South streets, south of Mrs.
Roos' place.
A merry-go-round, with the same easy
motion and same soul-stirring tunes, has
located once more on Broadway. Fun
! for Blanchard.
Louie Mueller is in Springfield this
week running the branch stole of Kloss-
ner s. Mueller during the absence of Mr..
Matties and wife at Chicago.
It is estimated that fully 500 people
will go from New Ulm to visit the Worlds
Far. That means how many thousand
dollars something like twenty, not?
Congressman McCleary has introduced
bill in congress to reimburse DR.. .Kau-
la of this city to the extent of $500 for
losses sustained in the Indian war of
1862.
Mr.. Gieseke is already hauling stone
for his contemplated residence on south
Broadway. He expects to have it com.
pleted next spring.
| Postmaster Schmidt will make an ex-
hibit at the County Fair of curiously ad-
dressed letters. Some of them are enough
to puzzle the best decipherer of heiro.
glyphics. ~. II.
| Richard Fischer and Geo. Doehne Jr
leave for Ann Arbor to-day, the former
to enter upon his duties as instructor in
Oh emistry and the latter to complete his
studies.
A. I. Setter has commenced excavation
for handsome new home on his lot OF
Broadway. The plans indicate as neal
and tasty cottage as can be found il
New Ulm.
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