New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Hon. John LIND PAID Visit 20 MINNIE
apolis last week.
Miss Della Hernburg left for Ovation
ma yesterday to attend school.
Geo. Gieseke, who has been working
in the Eagle Mill Office, has resigned.
G. Baltrusch and family will move in
to the Hummel residence on German
Street this week.
Miss Emma Hummel left for the east
yesterday to purchase supplies for her
millinery department.
Miss Minnie Pfaender has left for St.
Paul to enter upon her duties as a teach
er in the public schools.
Mrs. B. F. Garfield and Mrs. Gruye
were over from Winthrop Sunday and
paid a visit to their parents.
Prof H. G. Hess of Sleepy Eye has
been granted life certificate by the
State Teachers examining board.
Miss Abbott who has been guest of
Mrs. B. Weber for several weeks re-
turned to Boston Monday afternoon.
DR.. J. H. James has changed his day
of visit to New Ulm from the first Sun
day to the first Friday of every month.
Mrs. Geo. Meisel has returned to her
St. Paul home after visit of several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob L. Mueller.
Mrs. Lina with her children has been
spending the week on the beautiful
shores of Lake Shetek. Mr.. Lind spent
Sunday with them.
Mrs. HelenSeiter and son and daughters
returned from the Fair early Friday
morning. Mrs. Helmes and children left
tor home yesterday afternoon.
Fire destroyed barn and so tons of
hay belonging to G. E. Armstrong of AL
bin last week. The loss amounts to
about $500 with no insurance.
fThe New Tim high school has been
placed upon the State High School list.
After a years trial it may be able to OBJ
tain the state aid Of $500 per year.
Jos. Inhofer came up from st. Paul
last week to assist in harvesting on his
fathers farm in West Newton. He will
return to his work in Marti's drugstore
at once.
In the rattle of Cady'shorse which took
place last Thursday evening, F. Aufder-
heide was the winner. Upon the deli
very of the animal he re-sold 1T to Cady
for $25.
Mrs. B. FClman started for Chicago
and Milwaukee Monday afternoon. After
seeing the Fair she will select large
stock of fall and winter millinery goods
and headwear.
Otto Baarsch IS selling accident insur-
ance to Worlds FAIR visitors at the rate
of &c cents per day. The insurance can
be obtained at the same time that kthe
railroad ticket is purchased,
These are in Chicago this week: Mes
danes Marden, A. J. Eckstein, and B.
Follmann, Chas. Wagner and wife, Henry
Cordes and wife, Miss Ida Sommer, w.
Durbahn and D. Grussendorf.
" A resolution has been introduced in
the House of Representative to make
the Minnesota river navigable between
Mankato and New Ulm. Congressman
McCleary and Boon are championing the
proposed measure.
Postmaster Schmidt, Fred Sommer,
County Auditor Krook, NJ. O. Peters, G
A. Ottomeyer and Peter Folkers are
among those who will take in the Worlds
Fair and Buffalo Bills Wild West show
at Chicago this week.
Nearly everybody who returns from
Chicago after seeing Sol Smith Russell,
the great actor, makes some mention of
the remarkable resemblance which his
voice and style of speaking Gears to that
Of ex- Congressman Lind. +.
The Lutheran singing societies of this
city, Mankato, Good Thunder and St.
Peter met in convention near Nicollet
week ago. An association for Southern
Minnesota was established and W. F.
B1auert of this city was elected president.
Miss Emma Fenscke came home from
Minneapolis on Monday. While absent
she made thorough study of the latest
fall and winter styles of hat trimming,
and will give the benefit of her new
ideas to the New Ulm trade at the store
of Mrs. Follman.
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