New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-10-09
The Local
News Of
the Week,

E. E. Setter has returne d from Roches-
ter.
Mrs. Geo. Schmidt is visiting with rel
atives in Chicago.
S.A. McEIhinny has rented the Bogen
building on Broadway. -
The Current News Club met with Mrs.
C.G. REIN last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Bingham were
Twin City visitors last week.
Edward Baer has rented the Lehman
residence on First North Street.
The family of W. A. Hubbard arrived
from Browns Valley Friday evening.
The Dramatic Section will present Elm
toller Entail on the evening of the. 9th.
W. G.. Alvin went to St. Paul We'd
nesday to buy his holiday toys and no.
velties.
Herman Schmidt is here from St. Paul
visiting lis mother. He will accompa-
ny her to California.
FIX. Schlumpberger has resigned his
position with F. H. Retzlaff and will
teach school in Milford.
Jos. Koehler Jr. has accepted a posi-
ton with Harry Constans in the lnsur-
ence business in St. Paul. e--.. II
The Ladies Society of the Turnverein
held meeting Friday evening and de-
cided to hold Fair early in December.
Jos. Arbes resigned his position at
Ecksteln's drugstore on Wednesday and
on Saturday he left for the State Univer-
sity.
Herman Zieske of CORTLAND will 90
into the general mercantile business at
Traverse. He is now putting up store
building.
The Grand Lodge of Hermann Sons
will meet ia Mankato next Monday.
Both of the New Ulm lodges will send
delegates.
The Chautauqua Circle has passed out
of existence. That was the result of the
meeting of few of last years members
on Tuesday evening".
James Carr; who has been travelling
for the New Ulm Roller Mill Co. in Iowa,
has accepted position with the milling
company OF Lake Crystal.
The Methodist preacher, assigned to
Fairfax and Fl. Ridgley, is the one who
got into trouble at Springfield over kiss
irg a woman who was not his wife.
Mike LANCE, who works for Nagel 6
Doster, had his wrist dislocated while
hauling wheat from Essig last Wednes-
day evening. DR.. Weiser attended him.
Horace Newhart has changed his mind
about going to New York to study med
icine and will probably conclude to at
tend the University of Michigan at Ann
Arbor. s..
Eugene Pfefferle left for Colorado
Springs yesterday. He will remain there
until his health improves and his many
New Ulm friends hope that that may
happen soon.
A. Blanchard and wife left for Colfax
Springs, Iowa, Saturday in order that Mr..
Blanchard mi ght receive treatment at
the Sanltarlum. He has been seriously
ailing the past few days.
Fl. G. Garvin, general agent Of the Chi
cago & Northwestern, was in the city
Saturday. While here he was of course
shown the line of survey through the ci-
ty of the new Minneapolis, New Ulm &
Southwestern ~
The Springfield Advance relates the
following interesting incident: During a
thunder storm, lightning struck the barn
of G. A. Scott. It CHANGED that hen
and her little chicks were near the track
of the electric bolt and the her was killed.
Upon removing her, the little ones looked
up uninjured.
DR.. Welcome came down from Sleepy
Eye Saturday, bringing with. him Mrs.
Larson of Evan who was examined be-
fore Judge Laudenschager as to her SAN
ity. She proved to be insane over. reli-
gion and was accordingly committed to
the asylum at St. Peter. She is widow
and the mother of seven children.
The commissioners met on Wednesday