New Ulm review., 1894-09-26
Miss Bcllm has returned from Waseca.

Alexander Harkln Is on nlSSW8y nome
from Scotland. va s7e-ass
Mrs. Boesch and daughter are visiting
in Minneapolis.
Andrew Amann opened his new sal
oon last Saturday. s
Ed. ALVIN and S. R, Arthur drove to
Arlington yesterday.
Attend the assignee's sale of Moegor's
stock next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Gross Jr. left for
Milwaukee yesterday.
Stuebe's team amused itself by run
ming away on Monday.
Spaeth & Heinen will open their new
barber shop next Saturday.
The Agricultural Society received
$4,000 from the state this year.
S. A. McElheniny has moved into the
Held cottage on Washington Street.
VIM. Julius has not severd his connec-
tions with the Volksblatt as reported.
The receipts for the theatre at Turner
Hall Sunday night amounted to $119.35.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Schroeck are the
happy parents Of boy, born on Sunday.
The Misses Bertha and Andrina Jenson
of Brighton are visiting friends in this
city.
Mr.. Schumacher of St. Peter was here
yesterday with the view of starting a
store.
Next Monday is the last day for pay
ing the waterworks assessment without
penalty.
Mrs. A. J. Pillault, who has been Wis
iting with Mrs. Wagner, returned home
Monday.
John Backer has gone to Echo to run
feed store for his brothers, the Red
wood millers.
Mackintoshs and merchant tailor stock
will be sold at the Moeger assignment
sale next Saturday.
A panoramic exhibition of battle scenes
was given on the vacant lot next to
Rein hart's Monday evening.
Irving Bros team ran away Monday.
The buggy was broken and the driver
thrown to the ground with slight injuries.
Hon. G. L. Smith will preach Republi-
can doctrine at Golden Gate on the 2Sth,
at Springfield on the 29th and at Essig
on the 9th.
S. NJ. Owen, Populist Candidate for
governor, will speak at Sleepy Eye Satur-
day, October 9th, at 2 p. IN. and at New
Ulm at 8 p. m.
An old man was hurt while jun ping
from a wagon on Monday and was suf-
ficiently hurt tosnecessitateIhis being tax
en- to the hospital.
Mr.. Meyer, formerly of Gibbon, died
here monday evening. He had been sick
during the whole of the summer with
cancer of the stomach.
The drug store of Andrew J. Eckstein
presents the finest display window we
have ever seen in this city. It presents
a miniature drug store with novel ideas
Miss Minnie Christiansen,e who was at
one time employed at the store of c.
Baltrusch, died in Albert Lea last week
Her remains were brought to Linden fol-
burial.
Isabel Garrioch of West Newton was
taken to St. Peter Saturday and trieG
before justice upon charge of having
| used abusive language towards Joh1
Boumann.
The Democratic club Of this city ha.
chosen the following officers: Pres, Al
bert Steinhauser; vice-president, VIM
Muessing secretary, w .Eibner treasurer
P. R. McHale.
The heavy smoke surrounding this vic
in1ty last Thursday came from the burn
ing of the Middle Lake slough in Nicol
let county. Nearly 100 acres of slough
grass were consumed.
A team driven by Robert Loheyde
came very near running away with seri.
GUS results on Sunday near Turner Hall
The horses tore loose from the buggy
and would have done great damage bu,
for timely interference.
Even Senator Peterson's personal
friends must condemn the methods by
which he seeks to secure the renomina.
ton. By his Vaccinations of conventions