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

lutjes at Little Falls.
Henry W. Behnke will teach school il
! Ccurtland this winter.
Miss Emma Grcbe is here from Chi.
cago visiting her parents.
John Lind argued case before the
Supreme Court on Wednesday.
Dr.. P6ster has been taking course 81
lectures in Chicago this summer. r.
Mrs. August Schell will spend the
! week with her daughter in St. Paal.
Walter Kaemmerer of Chicago is the
new Malster at Hauenstein's Brewery.
Frank Nenno has been duck hunting
in the vicinity of Tracy the past week.
August and Adolph Wagner rode to
Morgan on their bicycles last Saturday.
Judge Weber and Wenzel Eckstein
are attending to court duties at Beaver
Falls.
Prof. Jache of Mankato tuned pianoes
in our city the greater portion of the
week.
|. Mrs. Haag will spend the winter with
her daughters in Claremont> and Owa-
tonna.
u. A. Roth bagged seven wild geese
down in Lake Hanska the latter part of
the week.
Gustav Sell. former Brown County
bow has removed from Milwaukee to FL
field, Wis.
Albert Melges was in the city Monday
| on his way from the Worlds Fair to Red
wood Falls.
A foreman for the brewery of John
Hauensteis: arrived from Chicago on
Wednesday.
The passenger from the east, due here
at 80 in thesafternoon, was ten hours
late on Thursday.
W. G. Duncan, formerly engineer in
the Empire Mill, is now located at
| Cologne, this state.
Mrs. Erlcr, a daughter of Mrs. Haag,
| will remove f, ON Clairmont to New Ulm
with her husband to reside.
I. NJ. Olsen was in st. Paul last week
taking examinations before the State
J Board for admission to the bar.
Capt. Krischstein, the veteran mail
agent, spent portion of the week in
our city with old acquaintance.
G.. B. Liver of Omaha was here last
week, previous to taking six weeks
business trip to the Pacific coast.
]. G. Geiger is now travelling in North
Dakota for Minneapolis Harvester Co.
His headquarters are at Devils Lake.
Mrs. John Lauterbach of Redwood
Falls was called to New Ulm last week
| by the sickness of her father, Mr.. Henle
We understand that old Freeman Tai
bot has been stricken from the pension
| roles. Such acts are neither just an ben
| eticial to Democracy.
The steeple of the old Catholic church
is being torn down, and the material
will he used in building a chapel on the
church cemetery grounds.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Herian rejoice ovel
, the birth of son on Thursday. With
four children and all boys, Peter can vel
! afford to feel tings of PRIDE.
! The ladies of the Turnverein will util
ize the old library rsom as reading
parlor. Carpets frescoed work and easy
kchairs will add to it's cosiness.
! The Labor Union of this city will be
presided over the coming year by the fol
lowing officers: President, A. Westphal
secretary, J. Luetjen; treasurer, w. Am
| ME.
John C. Rudolph returned home from
Chicago on Friday. Mr.. Rudolph ha.
been spending fully month in theWind,
City and IS now abundantly able to tall
on topics of Worlds Fair nature.
The young men of the Congregations
church will give an oyster supper at tn
church parlors on week from Frida!
evening. They intend to do all the cook
ing as we'll as the serving, and the womel
of the city all ought to attend, if for nj
other reason than curiosity. ~%-.
The following from here attended the
| Christian Endeavor convention in St
Paul last week: e. A. Ottomeyer, Mrs
H. L. Blethen, Mrs. Elhinny and Miss
| Newhart. Mrs. Blethen will go from
St. Paul to spend couple of weeks al