New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-11-04
The Local
News Of
the Meek.

lll6 Uttkl
Welgand Hauenstein.is suffering from
dislocated shoulder.
The street arc lights were tried for the
first time Sunday and gave excellent sat
isfaction.
Miss Katie Haubrich returned last
week from visit with her brother in
Des Moincs.
Judge Weber and w. +. Eckstein
came home from Beaver Falls Monday
morning in order to vote.
The semi-annual meeting Of the South.
ern Minnesota Teachers Association will
he held at Mankato next Friday and Sat-
urday. ...-.= s-:
The Christian Endeavor Society and
their friends enjoyed Halloween party
at the home of B. F. Weber Saturday
evening.
A son was born to DR.. and Mrs. Fisch.
er Friday morning. Both mother and
child are doing nicely and the father
smiles a benign smile.
The Veterans and Ladies Bryan and
Lind Clubs Of Minneapolis will visit New
Ulm in body to congratulate John Lind
in case of his election.
Gen. Clapp, Congressman McCleary
and Treasurer Koerner passed through
here Sunday afternoon or their way home
from meetings in the west.
Henry Hammer, one of the first sett-
lers of this county, died at Redfe!d,
South Dakota, yesterday. He will be
buried at Iberia on the 9Th.
Oscar Erickson, mayor of Springfield,
was in the city Friday. Mr.. Erickson
has been one of the strongest Bryan and
Lind wolk ers in the county.
= Rev. Seeger and family departed for
the ir new home in Wisconsin Friday af-
ternooa. The well-wishes of host Of
friends will accompany them.
Rev. Buzzell, the new Unitarian min
lister, who is to locate here for a month,
will arrive here this week and deliver
his first address next Sunday.
Miss Grimes, who gave the elocutlon-
arg readings at the Sheehan meeting a
week ago, intends t., remain here and
give lessons IN elocutdoI and dramatic
reading.
Anton Gag has concluded to re-enter
the business Of photography and will be-
come partner of Albert Meyer. Mr..
Gags well-known artistic ability will be
q valuable acquisition to the popular
Broadway gallery
Bishop Whipple, who delivered the
first sermon in New Tim. was married
last week. t" Miss Evangeline Simpson
of Wayland, Mass The venerable bish-
op is now over se@enty-feur years of age
and his bride ouls' thirty five.
A queer bet has been made by Mayor
Weaver of Mankato and Joseph Mason
of st. Peter. If Bryan is elected, Wea-
vtr consents to sead Democratic torch
light procession IN Malskato, and if Nc
lkinley is elected, Democratic Joe Mason
will head a Republican column in Man.
kato.
Harry Stewart, a notorious character,
IN this section of the country, created an
other sensation recently by clipping with
d Mankato girl. Stewart was divorced
some time ago from NEallie Clark of Ira
cy. After that he eloped with a Win
throp girl and later on stunned the heads
of /; couple OF Fairfrx bellies. Bye and
bye, they will learn to know him.
SAdi NC, ~ tlo HIS tD6Cu serving a
seeneen'e in the county jail for attempted
robbery at Springfield, was 'taken to that
place by Sheriff Anderson carly in the
week and given second hearing on the
charge of assaulting Officer Anstett. The
evidence was sufficiently cIear'to warrant
his being bound over to appear before
the next term Of the district court. In
defaultof bail, he was again lodged in jail.
A coneert. given under the auspices of
the Ladies Society will he held at the
congregational church parlors next
Tuesday evening, November 18th, at 8
o'clock. The programme for the eve
ming will consist of musical selections
by the Mandolin Club, Prof. Kuss, Mrs.
Mckittricl, Miss Flora Peterson and q
4uartctte Of mixed voices, also readings
10y Miss Grimes and Mrs. II oadley. Ad-s
missiOn, rs cents l. i.