New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-11-28
LOCAL NEWS.

FREQ hoehne OF Sleepy Eye wasln our
city Friday.
G. B. Liver of Omaha spent Sunday
here with relatives.
The Elite. Whist. Club has been reor-
ganized for the winter.
B. Juni of Milford will spend the win
ter..with his son in this city.
A. c., Anton and Albert Ochs will
soon pay visit to California.
The schell Brewing Co. have estab-
lished warehouse in Mankato.
The Modern Woodmen of CORTLAND
the building of hall.
Jos. Groebner gave dance at his
place on Broadway Sunday evening.
Mr.. Lind is having his residence sup
piled with steam heating apparatus.
The farm of John Torrey in Albin was
destroyed by fire Thursday morning.
The Aug. Schell Brewing Co. are
building beer station near the depot.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet next
Tuesday evening with Miss Bertha Vo-
gel.
Nagel & Doster received twelve car
loads of wood from Henderson this
week.
Miss Anna Fink of St. Paul was the
guest of Mrs. B. Reinhard during the
week.
Frank..Gugisberg has sold 900 acres of
land in Lafayette to his brother for
$4,000.
There will be dance in Union Hall
Thanksgiving Eve. All are cordially
invited.
Sheriff Wickmann of Renville county
passed through here Friday on his way
to St. Paul.
Paul Strelow,now working at Schell's,
has purchased the Koehne saloon in
Sleepy Eye.
Col. Bobleter leaves for Spokane Falls
this week on business connected with
the treasurer's office.
Geo. W. Schlottmann has made up his
mind to 60 into the hotel and livery
business in CORTLAND.
Hirsch and Lila have dissolved part
nership. The latter goes into the saloon
business in Sleepy Eye.
Anton Mesmer, brother of Mrs. B.
Reinhard, spent the week here on visit.
His home is in St. Paul.
Miss Mary Trimmings of st. Peter has
been spending a couple of weeks with her
sister Mrs. F. r. Behnke.
G. F. Dongus will leave for Texas
SION to see if the climate of that state
will not be of benefit to his health.
Fred Pfaender has our best congratu-
lations: Yesterday morning his wife
presented him with fine little boy.
One of Prof. Jappe's children is aft1ic-
ted with diphtheria. The Prof. is &C.
cordingly kept from his school duties.
There is talk here OF organizing an
Historical Society. The idea is not a
bad one and should be carried into exc
cution.
Senator French sounds we'll, and ex-
Senator Peterson don't sound very bad.
Both are to be congratulated Redwood
Gazette.
Miss Viola Koch was summoned to
Morton Saturday to act as stenograp her in
the proceedings attending the inquest
over Emanuel Otto.
VIM. F. Kunze, formerly of this city
and now a student in the University from
Sleepy Eye, has been elected treasurer OF
the Sophomore Club.
Mrs. Gathering Meyer has been gran
ted pension through the aid of Col.
P faender. She will receive something
like $4,000 in back pay.
Thanksgiving services will be held in
the Congregational church tomorrow
morning. In the evening there will be
a literary entertainment.
DR.. D. B. Collins, the well-known St.
Peter physician and politician, is about
to be married to lady of Chicago. Doc
has been bachelor so lo2g that we had
almost given up all hopes of ever seeing
him as a Benedict.
District court convened in St. Peter
yesterday. The calender is made who'll
ly of civil cases, and inasmuch as no