New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-09-30

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Otto Schell and wife returned on Sat-
urday from their eastern trip.
County Attorney Clague Of Lamberton
legal business here Saturday.
Miss Roth Of Lamberton and Miss Leh-
mann of Tracy visited here over Sunday.
Attorney Huebner and Supt. Koehler
were over from Winthrop fora few hours
Saturday,
Rev. Seeger will leave for'his new pas
torate in Wisconsin about the first Of
November.
n. Henningsen went to Duluth Fri
day to join his wife in trip over the
lakes to Chicago.
Anton Srorer and Miss Annie Elem
hal Of Lafayette will be married on the
9Th of next month.
Miss Laura Peterson of Madelia will
act as stenographer at the Democratic
and Populist headquarters.
Mrs. H. G. Mueller returned last week
from Chicago and will remain. She was
accompanied by her daughter.
The Vinegar Works has been supplied
with side-tack by the Minneapolis,
New Ulm & Southwestern road.
Peter Scherer is building new coal
sheds along the Northwestern tracks in
the neighborhood ofrthe Empire Mill.
A number of Miss Alice Haeberle's
friends gathered at her home on Satur-
day evening and rendered her pleasant
surprise.
Mr.. Carter of Detroit, Michigan, was
here last week and supplied the residen-
ces of Drs. Strick]er and Hirsch with ap-
paratus for gasoline gas lighting.
MISS Annie Remele, a teacher in the
public schools of Sleepy Eye, visited the
schools of this city on Friday. She re-
NAMED here till Sunday as the guest of
Miss Zieher.
Mrs. Adolph schell and daughter left
for St. Paul yesterday and from there
they will 60 on Thursday, in company
with Mr.. Schell, to California to spend
few weeks.
The joint committee of the combined
Democratic and Peoples Party forces
will open headquarters this week in the
front room Of the second story of the
Maltzahn building.
Mr.. Lind has been laid up in St. Paul
since Tuesday, his voice having gone
back on him almost completely. His
appointments are being filled by Colo
RADIO congressman.
The joint committee of the combined
Democratic and Peoples Party forces
will open headquarters this week in the
front room of the second story of the
Maltzahn building.
Miss Amalia Nix visited here Satur-
day and Sunday on her way from Ger
many to St. Paul. She has been spend.
ing three months there stud ying at one
of the Universities.
John Palmer,the City Drug Store clerk,
was called to Redwood Falls Friday to
take the place of prescription clelk in
Otto.Schmalps drug store for a few days,
owing to terrible accident to Mr.Scmall.
The Republican county committee has
nominated Miss Hattie Phillips of Spring.
field for superintendent Of schools, It
is reported that she will challenge the
Populist Democratic candidate to a SER
les of joint debates.
The Mixed Choirhas organized by cleo
ting the following officers: President,
Armand Perty: secretary, Miss Lucy
Wagner; director, Albert J. Alvin; COM
mittee OH bylaws, Hugo Fischer, Armand
.Petry and u. Alvin.
Hon. Oscar Reuter-, the eloquent Col
orado orator, will make several speeches
in Minnesota this fall in behalf of silver
and New Ulm is one of tue points as.
signed to him. Chairman Rosing has al
so arranged for speeches by candidate
Bryan, Senator Teller, Senator Allen,
Senator Daniel and Coin Harvey and it
is not improbable that Brown county
will be favored by al address from a.
least one of these.
A Bryan, Lind and Day club has been
in New Sweden, Nicollet coun-
ty, a town where heretofore Democrats
were scarcer than hens teeth. This year,
however, the people are alive to the is
sues of the DAY and the club starts out
with forty enthusiastic members. The
officers are: A.D.Abrahamson, president;
NJ. p. Quist, vice. president; A. A. Pehr-