New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-11
The Local
News Of
the Week.

Gay,
Horace Newhart is a Mortified yisi-
tor this week..
Geo. Graft is now occupying the resi-
lence of his mother.
Court convened in Lyon county yes
terday, Judge Weber presiding.
Mrs. Armin Steinhauser returned from
her Ohio and Kentucky visit lastevening.
The Dramatic Section will have a
meeting at Turner Hall tomorrow eve
ming.
Werner Bosch went to Marshall Mon
day to visit with his daughter, Mrs. Mat
thews.
Henry Neumann came down from Slee-
Ply Sunday to assist Eckstein's orchestra
at the Fair.
Mrs. NJ. J. Rosskopf has rented rooms
in the new Groebner building on North
Minnesota Street.
Jos. McKibben of the McKibben Fur
Co. of St. Paul transacted legal business
here on Saturday.
Mrs. G. H. Helmes and two children
of St. Paul are spending the week with
Mrs. Helen Setter.
Adolph Mueller Of New York City is
looking over the town with a view of
making this his future home.
Rev. Campbell was called to Lamber-
tor Sunday by L. M. Street to perform
the funeral rites over a small boy.
John Langmack will succeed Alfred
Vogel as book-keeper for Crone Bros,
after the latter's retirement on the 1st.
At the meeting of the Minnesota Val
lev Medical Association in Mankato last
week, DR.. Stricken Of this city was elect
ed president.
A public auction of Albin Carlson's
mercantile stock commenced Saturday
morning. Ed. Precht of CORTLAND is
the auctioneer.
Capt. Steinhauser and VIM Pfaender
Jr. represented the local society at state
meeting of Building and Loan delegates
in St. Paul yesterday.
1t is quite probable that Dr.. Hewitt
of the State Board of Health and Correc-
tons will visit this city in January and
deliver lecture in one of the halls.
The Current News Club has the fol-
lowing staff of officers: President, Mcs
Peterson; vice;president, Mrs. McHale
secretary, Miss Lou Baasen; treasurer
Mrs. REIN.
Fred Engelbert Of Fair non: has pur
chased lot Of Dan DinSler next to the
Congregational church. Next year he
will build a residence and make this ci
ty his hcme.
Anton Ouren IF Linden will 20 to
Litchfel6 this week to attend a conven
ton of dairymen. He will read lead
ing paper touching upon a particular
branch of the dairy industry.
Dr. John Jensen, vino is well-knoWr
here as former Nicollet county boy
has been forced to abandon his practice
at Two Harbors on account of his heath
He will locate in Salt Lake City.
At the Fair at Turner Hall, the Eeau.
tlful doll was won by Alex. Ottomeyer
the candy house by Mrs. Hagberg, the
painting by Clara Steinhauser and the
photograveure by Esteila Hirsch.
Next Sunday at Turner Hall the Her.
man Sons will celebrate the fifteenth an
niversary of the founding of Lodge No
81. A musical program, TO be followed
by banquet and dance, will constitute
the evenings entertainment.
Sheriff Anderson went to Minneapolis
yesterday at the invitation of Sheriff
Holmberg to be present at the hanging
of Harry Hayward. It is to be hoped
that our sheriff will never have to make
use of the experience ho receives,
At Sleepy Eye last week, the people
voted down proposition to bond the vii
lage for.$5, 900 for an electric light plant
The local papers, especially the Herald
were on the side Of the people and hin
at much useless expenditure on the par
of the village administration.
DR.. Lord, the St. Paul Unitarian, lect
ures at the old court house next MONDAY
and Tuesday evenings. 1t has also beer
arranged that Chicago representative
of the Unitarian belief lecture for two
nights during the same week and a Wi
mona man on the remaining two eve
nings.
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