New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-11-14
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N. G. Robertson, the county attorney
is IN town to-day.
Lyman Fuller called on his old Lam
berton friends last Saturday.
Herman Georgi1s nf CORTLAND haa
gone to Lamberton to teach school.
John Lind started for wyoming and
Utah On business Saturday morning.
Ignatz Schnoberieh has returned to
Bohemia to remain to rest Of his days
Herman Kiesling has been elected by
the council to succeed Chas Silverson.
B. Schlichting and daughter, Helen,
left for Owatonna to live, last Thursday.
Bowen is elected sheriff in Blne Earth
County. He is a cousin of Ex-senator
Tom Bowen.
J. R. Lankard, formerly of this city is
elected treasurer in Redwood county, by
a plurality of 100.
Ed. 81. Huebner was reelected county
attorney over W. s. Cox in sibley coun-
ty by large plurality.
Wilfurd Buschard is one of the com.
missioners elected In NicoIlet county
His lead over Epper was 49,.
Miss Ida Hellnann has gone to Glib
bon to assist her brother in his drug store
during the holiday season.
Eugene Koehler has fixed up his new
barber-shop IN neat and attractive man
nrr. Everything LOOKS inviting.
P. D. Raverty will be the next com
missioner from the Sleepy Eye distric
and Clement Halvorsen from the Cot
tonwood- Linden district. Jesse Paine
is retired.
Mr.. andIMrs. VIM. Gieseke of Sleep,
Eye were in the city over Sunday. The,
intend to leave soou for California t,
spend the winter.
Carper Blethen was reelected sheriff
in Redwood county by a plurality 0
ever 100. This is pretty good evidence
of Casper's popularity.
Andrew Oestermeier. who has been il
the employ ofsHerman Nagel, started 70
Germany5Tuesday afternoon. He vii
return. next year with his family.
Mrs. NJ. H.!Goodsill of Minneapoli
will lecture to the ladies of New Ulm a
Turner Hall next Friday evening on IRE
form In marriage" The lecture will b,
| free.
Heller, the sleight- of-hand performer
will igive an exhibition of his skill a
Turner Hall on the evening of the 18th
His bills announce an interesting pro
gram.
The Chautauqua circle met at the hom,
of DR.. Weiser last evening. The officer
are as follows: Pres, Victor Clark; vice
president. Mrs. Lind: secretary, Mis-
| Herta Weschke; treasurer, Miss Clar
| Doehne.
| c. G. Eagelbert Of Cottonwood was
delegate to the Young Peoples Allianc
Evangelical Association convention i
Minneapolis last week He reports a
attendance of about one hundred.
l. a. circuit, NJ D., Phi. D., the well
known scientist, will deliver lecture O.
"Microbes and Men" at the Coneresa
tionl church on Sunday ana Monda
evenings No admission will be charged
but collection will be taken
The ladies of the Germania Lodge O
HermaAn's Sisters will give Flowe
Ball at Turner Hall ca Thanksgiving eve
The main features will be F1owe
Dance and several tableaus and tn
ladies assure US that it will be one of til
prettiest and jolliest dances Of the sea
son.
Thursday evening at the home of En-
g1neer Yates, happy wedding occurred
The contracting parties were MISS Lulu
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Yates, and Dr.
Emil Mueller, the weu-known veterina
~ surgeon. Quite few guests wer
present and the hours passed quickly i,
pleasant enjoyment, the young coupl
receiving congratulations and gifts i,
abundance. The Review takes this Cd
portunity to add its mite to the rest, hop
ing that their measure of happiness ma,
be full.
There will be Prize Speaking Con
test at Union Hall on tie evening O,
Nov %. Ten contestants chosen from