New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-10-31

Miss Espenson who has beer receiving
medical treatment in Minneapolis, has
returned.
Wild geese were flying over town in
large focks all last night. They flew
very low.
The registration in New Ulm this fall
is very light. The judges have had lit
tie or nothing to do.
County Attorney Robertson has gone
to Indiana on business. He will be alb
sent about two weeks.
Nearly three hundred Republican
speeches will be made in this state be-
tween now and election.
DR.. Wicke, the Democratic candidate
for representative ia Nicollet county,
was In the city yesterday on his way to
Ridgely.
Rev. Sanford, who is the guest of Rev.
preached to Rev. Wrigley's
congregation in Springfield Sunday
Fred Giesecke of CORTLAND has been
drawn as one of the Us. jurors to serve
at the term of court to be held in Man
kato next month.
1t became necessary this week to have
surgical operation performed on the
feet of Gustav Hansing who was recent
ly brought home from Oregon.
The writer received from London this
week photograph and letter from Sir
John Lubbock, the scientist, author and
scholar. 1t is valuable picture.
Louis Irving and Miss Trautmueller
were married last Wednesday. The young
couple will take up their residence in
Springfield and we wish them much
luck.
Station Agent Heidemau had num-
Der Of young boys arrested yesterday
morning for breaking the seals on freight
cars. The trial comes off before Blan-
chard.
Sam Peterson is flooding Redwood
county with circulars setting forth his
virtues in glowing colors. Thus far he
hasn't inflicted them upon the communi-
ty in which he lives,
Jno. F. Neumann has enlarged the
basement under his store in order to make
room for the carload of wine which ar
rived Saturday. Mr.. Neumann has the
largest stock of wine in the city.
A case Of corporal punishment is re-
ported from the public schools that
should be investigated. A little son of
Henry Pfeiffer bears the marks of severe
treatment, and if his story is true he was
unjustly abused. Such matters should
be looked into.
A story gained circulation here dur
ing the week to the effect that someone
at Redwood had confessed to the muir
del of Moses Lufkin for whose death,
VIM. Rose gave up his life on the scat
fold. The story was without founda-
ton.
The National Epworth League con-
vention was held in St. Paul at the First
German M. E. Church last week. Rev.
Baumgarten and Miss Emma Rollof OF
this city, DR.. Pucklitsch of Sleepy Eye
and II. Bendixen of Springfield were del
egates from this county. DR.. Pucklitsch
made an address which was we'll received.
The German league now numbers $4,000
members
The Hutchinson Family, descendants
of the old Hutchinson Family of the
Granite State, gave a concert at Turner
Hall Thursday evening. It was rich
treat in many respects, and particularly
so were the violin solos of Miss Ander-
son and the vocal solos of Miss Pearl. The
character of the entertainment is differ
ent from that Of the ordinary concert and
in that respect pleasing. ~
The appearance of the Hutchinson
Family in this city last week, recalled the
fact that DR.. Marden and the founder of
the original Hutchinson Concert Co. were
boys and friends together in a little ham
let in New Hampshire. DR.. Marden still
retains and prizes ticket, given to him
by Hutchinson, to the first entertainment
given by the family in Fannuel Hall in
Boston In 1910.
Last Tuesday another chapter was adj