New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-11-25


BE e Illus rent Sunday sat 'ginthroI,.|
1haa. Arles i. clerk ing 4. tie Pioneer
Drug Store.
n M Mn Y. spaeth5 q winthrop il III.
ting il the city
& Capt. Chaa. Wanzer has been Il the
city since Monday.
'rlheo. e,rones s. again confined e his
bed with sickness.
b Bernard Matsch 81. il quite i'll at the
home 81 " G. Bushard
Milan Velikanjje was home from lin
neapolis last week on a brief visit.
Robert Hanenstein was down from
Springfield the forepart Of the week.
John Haeberle had one OF his hands in
jured in some Of the machinery at the
Empire Mill on Monday.
Miss Emma Buenger went to St.James.
| the forepart Of the week to attend the
funeral Of Ida Schweppe. u. b
Geo. Anton Of West Newton and Miss
Agnes Simmet Of Lafayette were mar
ried on Tuesday Of last week.
MILFORD Bushard reports that his hogs
are q ying rapidly from cholera. He has
already lost about one. hundred. D
The Turnverein at its Saturday meet
ling decided to send class to the Nation
al funniest at st. Louis next year.
| What, with all sorts Of hildren, lots
of grown people and all kinds Of music,
Alwln's opening day was a gratifying
success. It pays to advertise. .s
The Minnesota Valley Medical Society
will meet at Mankato next Tuesday.
DR.. Frltsche Of this city will read a pa
per on the Pathology Of Appendicitis
and Dr. Fischer,one on ssDiet.''
/
The Matte Wicker Comedy Co. will
appear at Turner Hall on the evening OF
December 4th. The business manager
of the company was in the city Monday
arranging for the performance.
The Germania Lodge will give so.
cial at the residence Of John. F. Neu-
mann next Sunday evening. Refresh
ments will he served both afternoon and
evening and everybody is cordially in.
yited to attend.
It is rumored that the Minneapolis &
St. Louis Co. intends to turn Hummel's
Lake into a SIMMER resort and run
stub line thereto from New Ulm for the
benefit of tourists. Great scbeme-hope
it will lie brought about.
| Terrence Kenny, of st. Paul, of the
| fir Of Kenny Bros, was in the city
/ Monday and closed contract with thu
Eagle Mill Co. for three new boilers, ag
gregating $50 horse-po Mr.. Kenny
has always been a prominent factor il
4 Capital City politics and has severa
times served as alderman.
i The 40. U. w. lodge at its last meet
ing elected the following officers: M. w.
! L. G., Vogel; r., n. J.. Heinen; 0.
!; Chris. Book; Recorder, T. H. Jappe
! Financier, H. L. Saverien; Receiver
Fred Pfaender; Guide, Chas. Brandt
Inside Warden, John Gronau; Outsid
Warden, Geo. Tauer; Trustee, Henri,
Hanschen.
4 E. H. Behnke, the grocer, has alread,
arranged his holiday display of crock
cry, and it is treat to look at it, to sa,
the least. Everything, from dishes 70
children, to all that the most particula
housewife might want. The stock is ex
! tensive, it is selected to suit every purse
and Mr.sBehnke prides himself upon i
to the extent of wanting every body t
n drop in and look at it. "A r
H. r.. Fisher, who spent some tim,
here last spring as agent for the Bryan
Nursery Co. of Princeton, Illinois, ane
who has since been making headquarter.
at Marshall, disappeared quite suddenl,
! a few days ago and the News Messenge1
Of that city intimates that there are dis
crepanc,es in his rcmittances to the house
amounting TO several thousand dollars
i a member Of the firm came ont to Mar
shallin search of Fisher, but it was i'm
i possible to find any trace Of him.
t will please many Of our New Uln
people to learn that one Of the city'
most honored sons, 1t. Robert Stocker
i was married on the 18th to Miss Susie
Maury Jones. The ceremony occurree
at Newport News, Virginia, where Mr.
Stocker IS stationed and was certainly {
most happy and enjoyable affair, The