New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-11-14
LOCAL NEWS.

MIS-. 1QeO- CrOne WILL v1S1L Germany
next spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Mullen were St Paul VI
sitors last week.
Chas- Hornburg Jr- is attending the G.
A. College in St. Peter.
Albert Ochs Will soon leave fo- Cali
fornia to spend the winter.
Miss Lena Schwerzler of Springfield
was in the city over Sunday
: Nh. harquardt, the Sleepy Eye tailor,
spent Sund " with W. Alvin.
The dancing school this winter will be
held in Schelrs new building.
The Chatauqua circle will meet with
6. A. Otromeyer next Tuesday.
| Aug. Stork is clerking in the clothing
department of Crone Bros. Store.
TIE vote on the amendment in this
county stood: Yes, 1867; No, $50.
! Peter Permantgen of the Soldiers
Home is visiting with Philip Gross.
Geo. Doster smashed his hand yester-
day morning while unloading freight.
Miss Gina Otterholm is teaching in the
Manderfeld district in sigel this fall.
H. L. Blethen transacted business in
Candy the greater portion of the week.
DR.. koehne was called to Redwood
Falls last week on professional business.
Mrs Garvin of Good Thunder has been
spending the week with Mrs. B. F. Web
Der.
Miss Margaret Tauer and Mr.. Thos.
Stadick of Cottonwood were married
Yesterday
Jos. Tauer and Frank Nenno drove
over to Fairfax Friday, returning
the next day.
Mr.. Dahl, representative Of the New
Tim Elevator Co. at Lamberton. was in
the city Thursday.
4 little child Of John Schwerzler of
Bashaw died Saturday morning and was
buried in this city.
| H. Poeppel left for Milwaukee last
week. From there he starts on his trip
as travelling salesman.
| John Faith and VIM. Aab have opened
a machine shop in the Siebenbrunner
building south of Geisinge1's.
Court is in session at Redwood Falls
this week. Judge Weber and W, T.
Eckstein went up Monday afternoon.
| VIM. Mueller Of St. Peter and Martin
Mueller of Essig attended the wedding
of..their brother last Thursday evening.
| John Mack will celebrate the anniver.
sary of his arrival in this world in the
com pany Of the Star Band this evening,
| Miss Tessie Schapekahm will leave TO,
Milwaukee to- day to visit with her sis
ter.
Miss Stella Wales, who has been the
guest of the Misses Hirsch during the
summer, will return to Minneapolis TO-
day,
| Fire broke out in Mat Schneider's res
| idence Sunday morning but was discov.
cred and checked before it could do mach
damage.
Geo. Graft was in St. Paul Saturday
and had the pleasure of seeing and hear
ing the inimitabIe comedian. Nat Good
wln- in David Garrick.
! Mic Manderfed has returned home
froma visit with relatives in Mankato.
The report that he was myster1ously miss
| ing was decidedly erroneous.
Frank Randall. who was Demeera-
tic candidate for attorney in WineBa
county, was one of the many whs went
under IN tuesdays tidal wave.
Fire broke out in Jos. FIor's bulldog
Friday evening at about six O'Clock.
The fire alarm was Immediately sounded
and four streams were soon at play up
on the flames, They were soon extin-
guished therefore, but the damage re-
sulting from water was extensive.
An emigrant wagon passed through an
Iowa town recently with the following
written en- the canvass: aColorado for
irrigation. Nebraska for starvation, Kan
sas for aggregation: Grover C1eveIanfs
administration to h and damnation-
Tn going home to live with my rela-
| lions.
The editor of this paper and family
narrowly escaped sufocatiol yesterday
| mornlnc hy ersls eSean1np from, q coal