New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-07
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Attorney G. h. Woods Of ST Paul vas
lin the city Sunday.
Aug. Letter and family llavs been spend-
ling tte week at Fair
Henry Behnk spent Saturday and
Sunday il the Twin Cities.
Mrs. DIR. Marden returned from hersf.
Paul visit Sunday Afternoon
Chas. Zschuncke has returned from
st. Paul and will remain here. ..5
1t. Buschers and wife returne,, rom.
Ohio the latter part of the week. 5.
Dr.. Fischer has been IN st. Paul since
Monday He will return Friday.
John Backer was down from Echo
the latter part Of the week on a visit
Anton Sporer and Miss. Annie aEbell-
hoe Of Lafayette were married yesterday.
Jos. GALES was in Springfield satur-
| day on business for the Schotzko estate.
John Hauenstein Jr. left tor Chicago
Saturday afternoon to remain over win
ter. 81.
John Tchoepel came over from Win
throp last week to visit with his rela-
tives.
A dauy hter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Loenlard last Friday, but died the
same day. ~.-.-
Attorneys G. r. Davis and Henry w.
Benson transacted legal business here IN
Wednesday.
! a. H. Wagner was up from Mankato
Sunday and Monday paying visit to
old friends. w.
| August Heymann came down from
Echo last week to attend the wedding OF
his brother. ~.
An extra session of the Board of Coun.
tY commissioners will be held on goth OF
this month.
| Miss Marie Bogen returned Wednes-
day from three weeks visit with he,
sister at Chaska.
A little daughter was added to the
home circle of Robert Lambrecht of Mil.
lord last Wednesday.
F. II. Behnke has been transactine
business in the Twin Cities and La Crosse
the past two or three days.
Ed. DAVIS of Cambria returned last
week from Wadena where he had been
IN search of good fal ming land.
Congressman Tawney of the LIST dis.
tricr viii! speak IN behalf of the GOLD
standard at Union Hall tomorrow eve.
ming.
NJ. Mullen and Jacob Pfenninger went
to West Superior Monday on account OF
the turning OF the mill III which they
were interested.
General Supt. TIE. Clarke, and Train
master Manard of Minneapolis and H. S
Holm of Fl. Dodge were in the city Mon.
Gay. All are Minneapolis & St. Louis
officials.
The directors of the Minneapolis, New
Ulm s. Southwestern road held their annu
al meeting Monday and reelected all OF
the old officers. Aside from this no I'm
portant business was transacted.
! Nj. Mullen received telegram Satur
day announcing the destruction by fire o.
the West Superior mill in which severa
New Ulm parties were interested. The
loss is estimated at about $4,000
Garfield Hamilton, the thirteen veal
old boy, who was injured by threshine
machine a couple of weeks ago, died a,
the hospital yesterday morning. The
Immediate cause OF his death, it seems
was BRAIN fever.
The City Council last evening appoint.
ted the following judges of election
| First Ward. VIM. Silvelson, ballot Judge
G. Schmidt, Geo Graft Il ad Ernst Brandt
Second ward, John lIenle, ballot Judge,
II. d. BeIssmann. r. Baasen and VIM
Hummel; Third ward, Werner Boesch.
ballot judge, lily. Hanschen, A. J. Eek
stein and Louis Schilling.
Peter Larson. r"tail liIour. dealer at
Sleepy Ey,, committed suicide Friday
by hanging. His body was discovered
while warm but the man was dead. He
lett a letter to his wife, penciled on the
back of a campaign card. saying that lie
was tired OF the life that he was leading
and telling her that she was in no way
responsible for his act. He leaves Il wife
and two children. 4 ...s..,
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