New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-10-17
ii. Loheyde and daughter are visiting

John Lind spent the week hunting
ducks at Swan Lake.
Frank Hensel is back from Belview,
where he was clerking in store.
VIM. H. Gieseke removed his house
hold goods to Courtlsnd last Friday.
Matias Rasko of AIb1n Will become an
inmate of the Minnesota Soldiers Home.
VIM Bellm came up from Rochester
last week to spend few days with his
parents.
Fred Waller came up from Mankato
Monday to attend the Schwe1z-Brunner
wedding.
Mrs. Werner Bosch returned from her
Minneapolis visit the forepart of the
week. Her daughter, Olga. returned
Thursday.
Jos. A. Eckstein and F. 81. Behnke at
tended eoncIave of Royal Arch Masons
in St. Paul last week.
G. Baltruscn has moved into the lower
story of the Pfenninger building lately
occupied by G. Silverson.
F. W. Baarsch and A. II. Schleuder
will make trip to Tacoma next month
to look over the country
There will be theatre and concert at
Caecilian Hall this evening. for the enter
tainment of the Catholic visitors.
Mrs. c. Hansing has returned from
Oregon with her son, Gustave. The lat
ter has improved somewhat in health.
Christ Springer fell from step ladder
while decorating Crone's store front
Monday afternoon and fractured his arm
near the wrist.
H. Poeppel has furnished his shoe shop
with a machine for manufacturing WOO
den soies- He intends to establish a
wholesale trade.
Chas. schorregge of Sleepy Eye. has
moved to this city with family. He oc-
cupies the Hummel residence building
on German Street.
Congressman McCleary will speak in
this ,ity On the evening of November
1st. In the afternoon he will talk to
Springfield voters.
L. G. Davis. Republican candidate for
county attorney, has received the endorse
ment of the Sleepy Eye Herald, lead
ing Populist paper.
Aug. Letter is building large barn
on his farm in Lafayette to take the place
of the one destroyed by fire. It's dimen-
sions will be 40 by 20.
Jacob klossner Jr.returned on Friday
from weeks business tour through Da-
kota. He says he saw places where the
snow was five feet deep.
Eugene Hay: the brilliant Minneapolis
orator, will speak in behalf of Republic
anism at Springfield on the evening Of
the 25th.. It will be speech we'll worth
hearing.
Jos. ScharIes has sold his interests In
the merchant tailoring business in this
city to his partner, Mr.. Engdahl, who in
turn has disposed of the stock to H.
Ramme.
Aug. Heymann, an employer of John
Hauenstein, is enjoying two weeks
vacation in the neighborllood OF Browns
Valley. The hunting in that vicinity is
said TO be excellent this fall.
Hon. n. Gales was defeated for the
Republican nomination for congressional
delegate ia New Mexico by sudden aad
unexpected combination. He entered
the convention however with strong
following. -
Mrs. Salstrem and Mrs. Norberg of
Rockford, Ill, spent Saturday aud Sun
day with their brother, c. A. Hagberg.
Mrs Salstrom came here from W orthing-
tan, where she had attended the mari
age of her sen.
Sheriff Wickmann of Renville county
brought Thomas McClosky to this CITY
Saturday and lodged him in the county
jail. McC1osky has been guilty Of steal
ing and will have to serve sixty days for
his mischief.
4 ssDol1ar Social will afford enter
tainment to all who attend the congreea-
tional church parlors ON Friday evening.
Every member of the society under whose
auspices the social is given must earn a
dollar out of his regular line of business
and describe his method of securing it
in poetry.