New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-09-19
LOCAL NEWS.

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Ralph Yates spent Sunday in Tracy.
Mary Tape is home from St. Paul on
visit. 2
John G. Koch has accepted clerkship
in store at Candy. =.
Rev. Berghold is expected to return
from Europe shortly.
Richard Wagner will leave soon to en-
ter St. Louis theatre.
A dance will be given at Union Hall
next Saturday evening.
Miss L.Zschunke will accompany Mrs.
Carl Schmidt to St. Paul.
Jos. A. Eckstein transacted legal busi-
ness in Gibbon yesterday.
The niece of Rev. Schroeder is very i'll
at the convent with dropsy,
Adolph Schell moves into the Car
Schmidt residence this week.
Geo. Groebner has sold the onion
Hall saloon to Chas. Lindemann.
Herman ANNE of Milwaukee IS here
paying brief visit to his parents.
Miss Marian Putnam of St. Paul is a
guest at the home of Mrs. Mullen.
John Palmer and C. Klckusch biked
to Gibbon Sunday to call on friends.
Andrew Amann was in St. Paul Mon
day, purchasing fixtures for his saloon.
Otto F. Ecke of Gibbon has been en-
ployed in one of our local meat markets.
Paul Voss has purchased the residence
of Otto Pless and will move into it at
once.
Adjutant Gen. Muehlberg of the Gov
ernor's staff was in the city Monday on
business
The date of the Democratic Senatorial
convention has been changed to Septem-
Der Oath.
Mise Frida Keller returned on We'd
nesday from two months visit in the
Windy City.
Jacob S. Clee fell from load of hay
near Gibbon on Saturday and had his
neck broken.
Mrs. Helen Setter, Mrs. Haub, Miss
Meta and Mr.. Otto Setter drove to Win
throp Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Bingham and wife
left for St. Paul Monday to spend week
or so with friends.
Mrs. John Hauenstein left for Chicago
last Wednesday to spend few weeks
with her daughters.
Mrs. Fred Behnke and Miss Emily
Frltsche returned on Saturday for a So
journ in the Twin Cities.
The Knights of Pythias will occupy
the second story of Hugo Gebser's new
building as lodge rooms.
Rudolph Kiesling ishere from Spokane
Falls on visit. He is the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Robt. Nix.
The Mankato and New Ulnteams vii,
| cross bats on our local grounds on Sun.
day, the last day of the Fair.
The Republican Senatorial Convention
will be held in Sleepy Eye tomorrow
Judge French will be the nominee.
J. R. Lankard, who once resided in
| this city, has been nominated for county
treasurer by the Redwood Republicans.
Herman Schmidt was up from St. Paul
overSunday He will return this week with
his mother to reside there permanently
Nicollet county Democrats have nom.
mated John A. johnson for Senator AMI
DR.. j. Wicke of Nicollet for representa-.
tive.
E. F. HON will soon leave for Sioux
Falls to enter the newspaper business
He has accepted a position on German
weekly.
The store Of the Ochs brothers in Far
lbault was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. Particulars could not be
learned.
MISS Emma Walton, who has been Wis
ltlng Mrs. Chas. Hauenstein for two
weeks past, will return to her Morgan
home next week.
Among the old New Ulmites who were
here this week were Herman Kiesline of
Winthrop, Albert Ochs of Faribault and
Fred Koehne of Sleepy Eye.
Paul Voss succeeds Otto Pless as head
miller in the Empire Mills. Paul is a