New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-11-21
LOCAL NEWS.
M. Graft is dangerously i'll.

NJ. UTalZ Is dangerously LII.
Albert Bobleter is In the city
Neumann'5 Saloon is being repapeTed
and painted.
g. A. Ottomeyer left for the cities on
business this morning.
J. B. Arnold has moved into his new
store in Schell's building
Mrs. A. G.lSeiter was over from Win
throp the latter part of the week.
A little child of Mic Hoffman, of ST.
gel died On Tuesday of pneumonia
Fred Engelbert of Fairmont is in the
city. He is accompanied by his wife.
Chas- W. Block will assume charge of
Schlottmann's saloon in about month
Thanksgiving Day this year will be on
| the goth. Will the Democrats join us2
An Edisonsphonograph was on exli-
bition at Reinhard's saloon during the
| week
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoeckert celebrated the
10th anniversary of their wedding last
Thursday.
Mr.. Garvin and son of Mapleton spent
the forepart of tn. .sweek with Judge
Weber.
| The government will soon resume the
printing of businessicards on stamped
envelopes.
| Mrs. Helen Setter and Mrs. Richard
Fischer started forsst. Paul yesterday to
spend several weeks.
| Julius Schmau of the Redwood Ga
zetle is candidate for clerksh1p in the
coming State Senate.
Mrs. Vajen and daughter, Mrs. Bing-
ham, Will return from the1 Battle Greek
Sanitarium tomorrow.
The Albin Creamery Co., says the Slee.
Ply Eye Herald. are building fine resi-
dence for..their manager.
One of Fred Hofer's little children fel
while going down stairs the other day
and fractured an arm
! The prize-speaking contest which Wa.
to occur at Union Hall tonight has beer
postponed till Dec. 7.
Rev. Bronson, the Baptist minister O.
Sleepy Eye, will preach at the court hous'
next Sunday evening.
VIM. Gieseke and wife will leave Slee
Ply Eye for California this week. The,
will be gone all winter.
Fire broke out in VIM. Brust's barn or
Saturday. but was e1tinguished before
doing any great damage.
Both Brownlee and Grimes have gon.
back to teaching school-the former il
Prairieville and the latter in Eden.
Bernard Matsch II. and family of Yves
Newton left for Spokane Falls on Thurs
day. They will live there in the future
Springfield is now lighted with cleo
tr1city. The first test of the plant wa
made Friday evening and with good sue
cess.
| Commissioner Raverty is SAID to be
strong advocate in favor of building
bridge across the Minnesota near Fl
Ridgley.
/ 81. P. Childs has severed his connec
ton with the New U1m News and vii
go to Minneapolis. He worked here il
the capacity of local editor. g
! Mr.. Henry Baerwald of Wadena ant
Miss Ida Rose of Sleepy Eye were mar
riei in the latter town a week ago. The,
will make their home in this city.
The house and barn of Jos. Metzen il
Milford was consumed by frs Tuesda,
night. Two horses and good deal o
hay and machinery were alse burned.
Heller, the magician, performed to
small audience at Turner Hall Sunda,
evening. 1t was evidently too cold TO
people to look at sleight-of-hand tricks
Exercises appropriate to Thanksgiv
ing will be had in all the grades Of the
Public Schools On Wednesday, Nov. 20
at p. N. Parents and frie nds are invited
to be present. -~
The topic at the T.P. S. of C. E
meeting at the Congregational church
next Sunday evening will be Thanks
giving and Thanksgiving" Miss Mary
Hernburg will lead
Prof. circuit delivered his lectures or
Microbes and Men at the congregational
church on Sunday and Monday evenings
His dseourses, while extreme, were Pc