New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-12-20
LOG ALl. NEWS.

the holidays.
w. G.. Behnke was over from st. ] anne
for a few days last week. s=
John Dengler made a trip west las
week in the interests Of his business.
Simon Wellner has purchased Henry
Wankum's brick residence for 81, 800.
Photographs Of the Redstone wreck
were taken by Emil Setter and Jos. Satt
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rinkes of Sleepy Eye
spent Sunday at the home Of Henry Neu.
mann
]. II. Wedlendorf will resign his posi-
ton as mail agentafter January 1st. it j.
ramored.
Mrs. Pidde, a lady living near the de
pot, died the early part of the week o
childbirth.
Fred Gley of Redwood Falls has beer
wrestling with an attack of typhoid fever
for the past four weeks.
The brewers have commenced the winte1
ice harvest and all Of them have severa
| men and teams at work.
Rev. Palm of Tracy is holding serv.:
ices at the Congregational church in this
city every evening this week.
J. Haubrich of Milford lost a valua.
bic horse last week. The animals leg
was broken and had to be shot.
Herman Schreier has retured from
Madelia and is now visiting with his
brother, William, in Cottonwood.
Adolph Schell has given up the fruit
raising business in Santa Rosa, California
and removed to San Francisco.
Philip Gross celebrated his s4th birth.
day anniversary on Thursday of last
week. It's ripe old age, isn't it?
Frank Nenno is clerklng at the Union
II otel, in place of his father who is con-
fined to his home with severe cold.
Miss Mary Mcbride has returned from
Minneapolis, where she has been acting
as stenographer for Rev. J. H. Morley.
Mrs. Henry Fnrst Jr. of Chicago is
spending the holiday season with he1
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauenstein.
Henry Neumann celebrated his birth
day Sunday evening in the company O.
! the Star Band of which he. is acting lea
der.
Aug. Imbcrg Jr. returned from low;
| with his wife on Monday. He will re
side IN the building of Conrad Dirks OF
State Street.
| Geo. Dayton has made arrangement
with H. L. Henry to rent part of TIN
News Office for sewing machine ane
| musical instrument store.
The Christmas entertainment at tn,
Congregational church will be held mex
Tuesday evening. The exercises will b.
entirely in the hands Of the little ones.
The Pete Peterson Company which wa
billed to appear at Turner Hall, Sunda,
evening, failed to arrive on time an,
were thus spared the disappointment o
a slim house.
An entertainment was given a
Schmucker's Tivoli Saturday evening b,
the local Maennerchor. Those who wer
present report a season of good musi
and excellent cheer. -a
D. Bangs and wife of Sleepy Eye wer
at the Crowell gallery Saturday, prepan
ing it for Photographic work. Man
nice cases of finished pictures we're ais
displayed about town.
Albert Melges is up again after fou
weeks of confinement with an attack c
typhoid fever. He will return to hi
post of duty after New Years.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Shepard {
Alameda, California, who have been spend
ing the summer and fall in visiting til
Worlds Fair and their old home in Obi,
are now visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Lind.
The local lodge of knights of Pythi;
was visited on Monday evening by tt
Grand Chancellor of the STATE, Fred ]
Wheaton Of Minneapolis. He was a,
companied by Dr.. N. B. Patten of
Peter.
! Herman Scar of WiLona was home Q
a short visit last week. Mr.. Scar Ii,
| gone into partnership with another youn
| man in the tin business in that city, an
| the Review trusts that he may meet wit
the best Of luck.
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