New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-09-25

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Miss Meta Koch arrived home from
Milwaukee Wednesday evening
Hon. John Lind delivered an address
at the County Fair at Kasson on Thurs
day.
The Current News Club will resume
work on the End Of next month.
Ben Waibel arrived here from Califor-
MIA q few days ago and will remain.
Oscar Setter came up from st. Paul
Friday to take in the band tournament.
Gustav Hansing will engage in the
hardware and furniture business at Nor
ton.
Adolph Schell and family have moved
into one of the residences at the brew.
cry.
Miss Minnie Gibbs Of Tracy spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. P. r
McHale.
+. j. Backer was called to Minneapo-
lis last week by the serious illness of his
brother, Dave.
Louis NJ. Bret and Mary stracker were
united in marriage by Judge Lauden-
schlager on Saturday.
Emil Neumann, young son Of Ed
ward Neumann, died early in the week
and was buried on Tuesday.
Eight Of the workmen at Aufderheide's
brickyards have gene to Morton to work
in the new yards at that place. e
Misses Cornelia and Agnes Klotzbach
and Miss Bagen of Mankato we're the
guests of Miss Lou Baasen over Sunday.
Miss Bertha Vcgel, who is now en-
ployed at the Christensen store in Slee-
Ply Eye, spent Sunday here with her par
ents. ..s1@~
Ed. Evenson, Julius Schleuder and
Andrew Kempe of St. Peter were here
Sunday as delegates to the Band Tourna-
ment.
John +. Neumann announces that on
the first Of next year Peter Manderfeld
will become partner in his general mer-
camille business.
The interior of Turner Hall will be
improved and reprinted next week.
The new addition will also be supplied
with bath rooms.
Mrs. Haub, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Helen Setter since the first of the
month, returned to her St. Paul home
Monday afternoon.
By recent ruling Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of the I. o. o. F., no sa-
loon keeper or barkeeper will hereafter
be admitted to membership. Hi
Judge Weber and wife went to Pierre
Thursday afternoon to take advantage
of the excellent mineral baths for which
that place is fast becoming noted.
John Hauenstein and wife and Wei.
gand Hauenste1n and wife were guests at
the golden and silver wedding celebra-
ton in Springfield Friday evening.
The father of Rev. Baumgarten died
at his home in Wisconsin last week. The
Rev., who received the news at St. Paul,
left at once to attend the funeral.
Jacob Buechi, one armed Swiss, who
was quite familiar character about
town, died at the hospital on Saturday.
It is not known that he had any relations
in this country. -..s. -<
Mrs. H. G. Mueller and son, Alfred.
departed for Chicago Saturday afternoon.
They intend to reside there in the future.
the son having given up his position in
the Empire Mill. X
Five of the workmen in the Schell
brewery have become Benedicts within
the past year and it is understood that
two more are soon to fall victim to Gu
pid's darts. Pretty good record.
Chas.. Stuebe il. was thrown to the
ground while riding horse to the depot
on Monday, and as a result his collar
bone was broken and his skull badly
bruised. DR.. Weiser is attending him.
. A boy arrived on Friday to make hap
Ply the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
Fischer. The parents have our congrat-
ulations and the little fellow our best
wishes for long and prosperous career.
The Herald of this week saws that the
sorenson &5sDehuff building IN Sleepy
Eye has been sold to Henry Liebrand of
Aurora, South Dakota It will be en-
larged anil occupied by Jensen s. Dur
balm formerly IF thio c;tn E:f'*