New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-21

Wm. Mueller Of Springfield was IN the
city yesterday.
VIM. Cordes i the happy fathersof g
boy that arrived last week.
Yesterday was reg1stration day. Only
few names were added.
Mrs. Ernst Wicherski left for WinonaI
yesterday for . weeks visit.
Andrew ]. DIN will come from Wash
ington next week in order toSvote.
J. G. Rudolph has rented the rooms in
Boesch- Hummel- Maltzahn building.
Prof. Geo. Kuss has been engaged &c
director Of the Turner Hall Mixed Choir.
Mrs. C1umlett Of Springfield has gone
to Buffalo, New York for medical treat
ment. 5,
Mesdames j. and w. T. Eckstein
are visiting their sister at Minnesota
Lake. s
Mr.. Gieseke Of St. Paul speaks for
Bryan and Lind in Cottonwood township
tonight. n
Miss Drews and Mr.. Jos. Friedl of
Gibbon spent Sunday with MI. and Mrs.
Fred Bushard. 7.~-s |z
Mrs. Sleeper of Browns Valley and
Mrs. Rummlngs of st. Peter are visiting
at the home of F. H. Behnke.
: At the German Methodist conference
held last week Rev. Krinke was re- as
signed to the passionate in this city.
A foot ball team has been organized
with Fred Yates as president, Frank
Weber secretary and John Quense treas
urer.
Mrs. Theresa Beck, an aged lady liv-
| ing about four miles south of town, died
Wednesday night after prolonged Ill.
ness.
The new depot of the Minneapolis,
New Ulm s. Southwestern was co nplet-
ed Sunday. 1t is supplied with hot wat
er heating.
Mr.. Borche1t of Todd county IS spend
ing few days here with friends and rel
atives. He says the silver sentiment in
his section is overwhelming.
Mrs. Musser of Tracy and Mrs. Zieg-
Ter of Brookings were called here last
week by the serious sickness of their
father, Jones Laudenschlaeger. 49,"
Cleo. Gag, former employee of ]. B.
! Arnold, was married on Thursday to
Miss Emma Olsen of Winthrop. Rev.
Schroeder performed the ceremony.
Rev. Seeger will preach his farewell
sermon next Sunday. From here he goes
to Minneapolis to spend few days prior
to entering upon his duties in Wisconsin.
Fred, Louis, and Henry Spoerhase and
Fred Brust spent the week hunting geese
in the neighborhood OF Gimmer's. VIM.
Martell and Frank Baasen also camped
at Swan Lake.
E. G. Gilmore is in possession of a
Swedish paper, published at Stockholm,
Sweden, that contains large portrait of
John Lind and lengthy sketch of his
life.
Chas. Marti, Henry Berg, W. Eioner,
M. Juenemann and Adam Peters are at.
tending the German Catholic Conven-
ton in St. Cloud this week. The Slee-
py Eye delegates are c.. T. Schneider,
Geo. Ma1tlnka and Wenzel Sellner.
At the St. Louis Fair this year the first
premium for spring wheat flour was a.
warded to the New Ulm Roller Mill Co.
of this city. The flour was some that
had been made under the supervision of
Head Miller Paul Voss, and the nice
thing about it Is that the barrel exhibit.
ed was chosen from carload manufact-
ured for ordinary use and not PREPARED
particularly for this occasion.
The examination exercises at Turner
Hall Sunday afternoon constitutedsa u
nique affair. Hundreds of little children
thronged the building, participated in
the program to the delight of their par
ents and then waded into u tempting
supper. It really did one good to be
there and watch them. In the evening
exercises were held in the large hall for
the public generally and at about ten
o'clock the: entertainment turned into a
pleasant social hop.
Mr.. Vim. A. Fenscke and Miss Bertha
Koch will he united III marriage at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G.Koch, this afternoon at FIVE o'clock.
Qaite number of invitations are out
and the wedding ceremony will certain