New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-14

Miss Schapekahm returned last even
ing from Milwaukee.
County Attorney Stone Of st. Peter.
was in the city Monday.
Henry Keller has accepted . position,
ss local reporter for the Volksblatt.
Mrs. Hiedl Of Gibbon spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Bushard.
VIM. r. Schneider Of Naper, Nebras-
ka, has been visiting few days in the
city.
Emil Wicherski went to Minneapolis
Saturday afternoon in order to hear Mr..
Bryan.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Bertha Koch and Mr.. VIM. a:
Fenscke on the 21st.
Rev. Phillips Of Springfield, father Of
the Republican nominee for superinten-
dent Of schools was in the city yesterday.
The marriage of John Amundson and
Miss Anna Fredricksoc, both of Lake
Hanska, occurred the latter part of the
week. -
A petition is being circulated in the
southern part of the city, asking the
Board of Education to erect a new school
house in Block 119 or 1870. ~
Word was received here on Saturday
announcing the birth Of a daughter to
| Rev. and Mrs. Heidmann of Lake Elmo,
Mrs. Heidmann is daughter of E, G.
| Kock.
Andrew Stewart, who made the race
for senator against S. D. Peterson num-
Der of years ago, is now running as a
fusion candidate for representative IN
Redwood county.
Mr.. Reuter- went from here to the
Twin Cities, intending to make speech
IN each of the towns. He arrived here
Sunday afternoon and was highly pleased
with his visit to New Ulm.
The decoration IN the Union Hall fol-
the Reuter- meeting on Monday evening
was thework of Mr.. Stablein, the lnsur-
ancemap, assisted by Herman Schmidt
It was something that drew forth com
pliments from everybody.
| Herman Frenzel, who has been work
ing in Scheibel's pop works the past
summer, resi- gned his position and let
for New Ulm last Monday. He Informed
us that he intends to make trip through
Germany, Switzerland, France and Italy
this winter. We wish him a pleasant
journey and a safe return.-St. Pete
Free Press.
oopullst-Dcmocratic meetings will b,
held in Lake Hanska and Albin the lat
ter part OF the week-one at the Amund
son school house IN Lake Hanska OF
Friday evening, the 10th, and one at tn,
Bergum school house in Albin on Sat
urday evening, the 17,h. Augustine Un
ger will address both of the meetings 1,
the Norwegian Language.
| The muddy weather of the past weel
has again demonstrated the need TO
changing our street crossings. They ar
altogether 100 low and make it terribl
unpleasant for pedestrians. Change then
to the proper height and our streets viii
be all that could be asked for. The PEG
| pie will have no kick to register agains
! the expense that will be connected wit
making the change.
| The ladies of the Congregations
church will give New England suppe
at the church parlors next Friday eve
ming. commencing at o'clock. The al
fair will be novel one and the pro
gram will include many interesting feat
ures. Among other things Mr.. Kus
will render several violin solos and Mr.
Hoadley will favor the visitors wit
some Of her readings
| Rev. Campbell came up from Illinoi
Saturday to call ON d few of his friends
MIR. Campbell, who was always a Rcpub
lican, is now fir n believer in the caus
of Bryan and free silver and an enthusi
astic admirer of Altgeld. Altgeld, h
says, IS deep and earnest thinker,a con
| sentative executive and withal an admir-
j able man. He will carry Illinois again
Mr.. Campbell is certain, 10y an increased
majority.
Daniel w. Lawler, the Minnesota rep
resentative of Hanna's side-shuw, vii
speak at Sleepy Eye tomorrow evenin.
and at Union Hall in this city next Sat
urday. It is to be presumed, of course
that he will talk for Mckinley, but i
will be through the medium of thos.