New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-09-25
The Local
: News Of
the Meek

S. D. Peterson has gone to Pierre.
Chas. Hintz has rented the residence of
Mic. Schraut.
DMrs. Carlf Schmidt will spend the win
ter in California.
Miss Carrie Espenson has returned
from Wisconsin.L - 49,. II
Frank Zschunke is clerking IN the
store of John F. Neumann.
VIM. a. Rhode has rented the resi-
dence building of Henry Neumann.
Mrs. Knute Siverson of Albin died on
the 18th at the age of fifty three years.
Hubert Manderfeld of Genessee, Idaho,
is here on account of his fathers illness.
Jos. Vogel Jr. is now practicing the
ait of bicycle riding on new Columbia.
Mrs. A. NJ. Roos left for Mountain
| Lake Monday afternoon to visit her SIS
ter. %Z
There was pleasant surprise party at
the home of Mrs. Julius Wednesday even
ing. =.
Miss Olga Wicherski returned from a
months visit in ChicagoJ Friday Eafter-
neon.
Geo. Graft has rented rooms in the new
Groebner residence on North Minnesota
Street.
Miss.Theresa Eichmann is enjoying q
visit from her cousin whose home is in
Waseca.
Mrs. Ziegler of Brookings, South Da-
kota, arrived here Saturday afternoon
for visit with relatives.
= Capt. Steiphauser went to st. Paul
Monday afternoon as a delegate to the
Grand Lodge Of Knights of Pythias.
1t is quite possible that Eli Perkins
may deliver lecture here IN the near
futule Negotiations are now pending.
The Chautauqua Circle held meeting
at the home of Miss Weschcke Saturday
to prepare for the regular course this
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mueller came
down from springfield the forepart of
the week to attend the funeral of Emil
Neumann.
Geo. Doehne Jr. came up from St.
Paul Saturday night in expectation of
seeing band tournament. He returned
Monday morning.
w. T.. Eckstein and wife arrived from
Pierre Thursday afternoon and are now
comfortably dolniciled in their cosy new
home on State Street.
The family of Mr.. Cain, the Mutual
Life Insurance REPRESENTATIVE, arrived
here this'week from Tracy. Mr.. Cain
thinks some of locating here.
Rev. Haas of St. Peter was in the city
Friday. He was on his way home from
Springfield where he attended the COL
den wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Schmid.
Jos. Burke, who has been employed
on the Redwood branch for over year,
has been transferred to lis old position
as fireman for the New Ulm yard en-
CINE.
AT the German Methodist Conference
in St. Paul last week. 81. Bendixen of
Springfield was elected as lay delegate
to the General Conference to be held at
Cleveland, Ohio, next June.
The Mankato Review says that tele-
phone line is to be built this fall between
Mankato and New Ulm, thus connecting
this city with St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Everybody hopes that the story is true.
County Supt. Runk has issued call
for meeting of teachers in Sleepy Eve
on the 18th of next month for the pur-
pose of organizing reading circle, SINH
lar to those now existing in other coun-
ties.
Charles Block, who left tins city re-
Gently for CORTLAND, has taken to sell
ing patent medicines throughout the
country. II he meets with the success
achieved by the agents of Wards Lini-
ment, he will have done we'll.
Rev. Schroeder went to Springfield
yesterday to deliver an address at the
celebration Of Father Rohlinger's tenth
anniversary as priest and his formal in
stallation as pastor of the Springfield
church. Rev. Willmann will also at
tend. .... >~ .s
Last Monday while Geo. Dayton was
loading an organ onto his wagon at the
depot, his team became frightened and
ran away. The organ was already on