New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-10-16
a aon was born 70 Mr.. and Nm Jos
Marfinka a, Friif7a

Geo. Otterholm is working in Crone
Bros. clothing store.
a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mn.
Gus. Kluegel the forepart Of the week.
Nels johnson Of Lafayette has gone to
Renville county to work for his brother.
VIM. Koch returned from Duluth Sat
urday evening, after serving four days as
q q. s. juror.
John P. Graft will go to Collegesviile,
this state, this week to take course at
the business college.
Nels Thormedson Of Linden left for
Minneapolis last week to take the law
course at the University
Alb. Carlson enjoyed q visit last week
from Andrew Lundeen of Montana, who
was on his way to Sweden.
Fred Pfaender, Hugo Gebser and VIM.
and Albert Koch spent Saturday ana
Sunday at Swan Lake hunting ducks.
w. A. Hubbard has resigned his posi-
ton with the Minneapolis Threshing Co..
He has not yet decided upon his future
employment.
A. L. Knudson, Linden farmer, has
removed toPrinceton, where his son re-
sides. The two will probably engage in
business there.
Milan Velikanje is up from Minnea-
polls on ten days visit. He is still in
the employ Of the Minneapolis Brewing
co. as book-keeper.
Rev. Hughes of Cambria will preach
his farewell sermon on week from Sun
day. The week following he will depart
Cor his new home in Chicago.
Word comes from Fl. Houston, Texas,
that 1t. Scherer will be married on the
sOth OF this month. A young and talen-
ted Chicago lady is to be the bride.
Both Sides, Minneapolis paper for
LIQUOR dealers, contained a write-up of
New Ulm in its last issue including pic
lures of the three breweries and a por-
trait of Peter Herian.
Capt. Stelnhauser, representing Lodge
No. 3S, and Wenzel Schotzko and Julius
Berndt, representing Lodge No. 81, went
to Mankato yesterday to attend the Grand
Lodge of Hermann Sons. IL
The Turnverein Sunday School was
started Sunday with the following in
structors; Hugo Fischer, Mrs. Alvin,
Mrs. Steinhauser, Miss Hers. Miss
Schuetz and Miss Annie Neumaun.
Wa. Owens departed for CORTLAND
on Monday to take the position with the
McRae Hardware and Lumber Co., re-
Gently made vacant by Angus McRae,
WAC will teach in the Penning district
Sleepy Eye Herald.
R. P. Childs, who reported for the
News in this city about a year ago, was
arrested recently at Belview for leaving
"a place without paying. a board bill Of
$50. The justice discharged him, be-
cause he had recently married.
The delegates to the Catholic conven.
ton left for Winona Monday. They were
accompanied by Rev. Schroeder and John
Korbel Jr. and also by tue delegation
from St. George, consisting of Rev. Bein
bard, JOS. Re1nhart and Jos. yetter.
C. Bsltrusch is selling out his mercan
tile stock with the v1ewef removing tt
Winthrop. 1t is to be regretted that any
of New Ulm's business men should ENC
it necessary to remove from the city, anc
we trust that Mr. B:ltrnsch and his fam
lily may yet conclude to remain.
c.. J. Buell., secretary OF the Minaeso
ia Democratic Association, was in the CT
ty during the week, looking after the
faithful esaes and collecting the eusto
mary S. In some quarters, it is said
he was politely informed that member
ship in the association wasn't worth the
price of admission. %-: .-
Crone Bros. will ship carload /. oil
pickles tais week to Watertown, South
Dakota. The goods will first be hauled
by team to Winthrop and then sent over
the Minneapolis & St. Louis, the ship
pers claiming that this method is cheap
er than shipping over the Northwestern,
While at work in Turner Hall last Fri
day morning, Christ Heller fell back
wards from scaffold and struck the
floor in such a manner as to cut his head
quite badly and break his shoulder blade.
The scaffold was not over ten feet. from
the floor, but 1t was the peculiar manner
IN which he fell that made the injuries
possible. He was given over to the care