New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.

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A Modern Woodman Lodge will be
started in Nicellet.
Chas. Podell of CORTLAND has rented
farm in Lafayette.
Mabel Doty of CORTLAND will attend
the State University.
Kretsch & Berg have purchased G. Sill
VERSIONS driving team.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hav-
emeyer Sunday morning.
E. F. Horn left for Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, Monday afternoon.
G. A. Zieske has retired from the edi-
torial staff of the Volksblatt.
F. H. Behnke has been in Winona and
Milwaukee this week on business.
August Gieseke has commenced work
on his new residence on Broadway.
Ralph Yates. the engineer, has rented
the Bosch residence on German Street.
Alex Hark1n and wife returned safely
from their Scotland trip last Wednes-
day.
The family of Prof. Robert Nix will
leave to join him at Indianapolis this
week.
Mrs. Chas. Hansing has gone to Ore
gon to attend her son, Gustav, who is
very ill.
Geo. W. Schlottman rejoices over the
birth of a daughter in his household on
Wednesday.
W. G.. Alvin and VIM. Fenscke went
to St. Paul Monday morning. They will
return tomorrow.
Jos. A. Eckstein and Mr.. Lind went to
St. Paul yesterday morning to appear be-
fore the Supreme court.
Miss Carrie Holbrook of St. Paul will
lecture at the Congregational church on
he..evening of October 7.
A Russell, Rudolph Marti and Geo.
Inhofer attended the Garrioch-Baumann
trial in St. Peter last week.
Miss Mollie Luehrs returned to her
Ohio home yesterday after visit of sew
eral months with her sister.
Henry Valley of Golden Gate has sold
his farm to H. Heimerdinger for $4,000
and will remove to New Ulm.
The Springfield Advance is a strong
supporter of Nels Anderson. Itbeieves
| in electing the best men to office.
O. NJ. Olsen moved into his new home
the forepart of the week. P. R. McHale
already occupies the rooms he has vaca-
ted.
Miss Lena Luehrs has completely re-
covered from the accident of two weeks
ago and is again clerking in the store of
Lienhard Bros.
NJ. G. Tower has declined to become
the Populist candidate for Judge of Pro-
bate. Ernst Brandt will now most like
| ly be induced to run.
Mr.. Shaw, Prof. Lugger's assistant,
was here Monday giving instructions in
taxidermy to those who have in charge
the Turner Hall museum.
Messrs. Babcock, Heddles and Ash of
Wisconsin are spending the week, hunt
ing ducks at Nelson's Point, Swan Lake.
They are friends of Ralph Yates.
Nh. Muhs, an aged man and one of ou1
early settlers, died at the hospital, where
he has been patient for sometime, last
week. He was ninety-two years of age
Mrs. John Schwerzler, who was in.
Jured in the cyclone near Springfield last
July, died at her home in Bashaw from
the effects of the injuries last week. She
was buried in this city.
Robert G. Evans, the Republican ma.
tional committeeman, will probably make
one speech in this county this fall an6
that of course will be delivered at hiE
favorite town, New Ulm. Mr.. Evans
will not be able to do much campaign
work this fall on account of the Hines.
of his daughter.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Cook o.
Harvard, ILL.,, to Mr.. VIM. Martell, &C.
Cured at the home of Col. Baasen Wed
nesday afternoon. The groom is we'll
known in New Ulm and in fact all along
the Northwestern road, west of Waseca
and we heartily congratulate him upor
this happy event. .....-.
It is absurd to see Hays and Hess
| Sleeninp together. HavS was tho fo11ou