New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-09-16

Otto Held il here from Candy On q:
few days visit.
n. Mullen went to the Capitol City
Monday morning ON business
Miss Camille Hrsch has gone to Mil
waukee to attend i Ladies' Seminary.
Mrn. +. Wellcome is enjoying ! visit
from her sister, Mrs. Reinackel Of Ne
braska.
Mn. Chas. A. Stolz has been spending
the week with friends at Owatonna and
|Waseca. AS.
Hon. Robert G. Evans will probably
speak here in sbehaH Of the Republicans
on the 22nd.
Geo. Doehne j. came up from St.
Paul Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with his parents.
]. g. Mather Of Ulster, Pennsylvania,
visited last week with his uncle, Vim.
Skinner, in Milford.
Mrs. Helen Setter and Mrs. Fred Spoer-
base returned on Monday from a three
weeks visit at st. Paul.
Miss Helen George left for Springfield
Sunday to enter upon her duties as
teacher in the public schools.
John Gratz took crew Of thirty men
to Mankato last week to do track grad
| ing for the Northwestern Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Laudenschlager
are happy over the arrival Of son and
heir at their home on Thursday.
Mrs. N. Henningsen has been spend
ling the past few days with Mrs. McFad-
den at Duluth. She will also visit in
Chicago.
w. H. Won Dusko, the head officer of
the Northwestern Legion of Honor for
this state, called on the local society last
Thursday.
A spoon-bill duck, a very rare bird in
these parts, was shot at Swan Lake last
Sunday by Emil Setter. It was sent to
Prof, Lugger.
Rev. ]. R. Re;tzel Of Chicago will oc-
cupy the pulpit Of the Congregational
Church again next Sunday Theme for
morning sermon: The Lofty and Fillial
Ideal. Subject for evening: Preachers
What are they for?
! Mr.. Lind's dates for the rest of the
week are as follows: Fergus Falls and
Breckenridge on the ! 18th; Morris on the
10th; Spicer and Wilmar on the 18th
Litchfeld on the 18th; Blue Earth CITY
on the 10Th; Wells on the 21su and Wa.
i terville on the 22nd,
4 Attorney Madigan received from Gov
Clough last Thursday afternoon the pa.
pers restoring him to citizenship anc
giving him all the rights and privileges
previously enjoyed by him as citizen
The attorney was naturally proud of the
document, and,as he showed them to his
friends, he remarked that LIE was yote1
once again. Redwood Gazette.
| Alex Harkin, formerly of West New.
ton, but now living at St. Peter, presided
over the Nicollet County Democratic
convention at St. Peter last Thursday
Leonard Vetter was the representative Of
the West Newton Democracy in the con.
vention, while Claus Foss. 81. Bobsin
Albert Freitag and FL. Bode Jr. were
delegates from CORTLAND.
Prof. Cation of Minneapolis will deliv.
ef free coinage address at Sleepy Eye
next Saturday evening. slr. Cation has
developed into one of the most success
full orators in the state and in point Of
/ argument he is said to be second to none
Letthe votersof that section only turn
J out to near him and they will not re-
greet it. They will receive instruction
i from one who is we'll able to hold his
own with any gold-bug orator in the
country.
Mr.. Lind's letter Of acceptance Of the
L ( + - I r,
Democratic nomination for governor was
given to the public through the St. Paul
Globe, Press and Dispatch and Minnea-
polls Penny Press, Times and Journal on
Saturday. The Globe. while differing
with its position on the financial ques-
ton, pronounces 1t the ablest and most
scholarly document on that side OF the
question that has yet appeared in this
campaign. It very heartily endorses all
ofthe candidates. remarks on state issues.
and treats him fairly throughout.
a happy wedding occurred at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt in this city, last,
Friday evening, when their.son, Robert,