New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-11-18
The Local
News Of
the eek,

the eek.
Diphtheria has invaded the home Of g.
W. Block. (.
Miss Annie Flor has gone to Winona
on visit.
ALT. Schroeck came up from Winona
to spend Sunday.
DR.. j. G. Rothenburg Of Springfield
was in the city yesterday. 4.
There was dance at TIE Milford
Club House Sunday evening.
Mrs. F. w. johnson is visiting with
| her sister, Mrs. Helmes, in St. Paul.
| Mrs. Paul Strelow and Mrs. Lang Of
Sleepy Eye were among the Sunday visi-
tons. II.
Mrs. A. j. Alvin will spend the re-
mainder of the winter in Oregon with
! her parents. -' =. .l%* 4&
Rev. Buzzell's subject for next Sun
day evening will be: What do Unitari-
ans believe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Setter entertained
a party of about thirty friends at their
home on Friday evening.
Col. Bobleter is being mentioned as a
possible appointee of Gov. Clough for
the office of adjutant general.
Wheat has been over 70 cents every
day the past week. Thousands of BUSH
els have been marketed here daily.
Engineer Woske of Waseca is relieving
Engineer Collins in the Northwestern
yards at this place for few days.
The Milford Orchestra will furnish
music for dance at Christiansen's Hall
in Sleepy Eye Thanksgiving Night.
The younger ladies of the city orga-
nized literary society at the home of
MISS Hilda Koch on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mas. Pfaendcr were agreeably
surprised by a number of their relatives
last Friday evening. A jolly time was
had.
The following Gibbon ladies spent
Sunday here Misses Mamie Drews, Min
ME Pless, Mamie Hausmann and Rosa
Gugisberg.
Mrs. Jos. Bobieter came up from St.
Paul this week to attend the birthday
celebration Of her mother, who is now
eighty years Of age.
Henry Heimerdinger will have the
companianship of only nineteen fusion.
lists in the legislature this winter. All
the rest are Republicans.
II. f. Setter of Tracy was in the city
Friday He was on his way home from
doing grand jury service at the United
States court in Mankato.
Mr.. Renard, the Duluth concert mana.
ger, Was 'here Saturday trying to arrange
for tie appearance in this city of the
Observation-Disclosures company
The Thanksgiving Dance at Turner
Hall this year will be given under the
ausptoes>tf the Mixed Choir. Eckstsin':
Orchestra will furnish the music.
| Or Monday DR.. Stricken amputate6
three fingers from the hand of w. P
Wiesaer, sthe brakeman who qaaet with az
accidental Lamberton week ago.
, Rev. III. w. johnson of Washington
D. C., recent graduate of Yale Semi
nary, will preach next Sunday, boil
morrvingy:ew.d evening, in the Conarcga
tional church.
A4narew Nelson Of Nicollet count,
was 'appois.tcd delegate to the Nation
al farmers Convention l5y Gov. ,Qlounl1
lie Was one of the few fssssaers appointed
notwithstanding the DELEGATES were ,anm
eanss. 49,.
Several young pigs belonging to lien
ny Rfsterer IN Cottonwood were slsiile,
by a>strange doe, last waeh i" i-t'a Sc >'fa,ra
. more vwe,,, lady Fin juEed. Mr.. Pfstere
,tssaGesded in shaating tic dog hefo1s i
went ttsnrther with iits hutcfeerous wasssx.
r Rasaolph. SchiAia Of Springfield s..l<
Miss Katie Taues az Sigel we're happ,l,
united i'll marriage yesterday. The a)rad
is IL popular Sigel gel and the groo.,
the son OF Wolf. Sehnld, the Spring fe,4
merchant. The Review extends its hes
wishes.
r G. Iilletson, travelling Representative,
for the Conover Piano Co.. died sudden
ly ill st. Paul last Wednesday. New
Ulm was one Of the towns lie freauentl,
visited and one of our citizens hell
OF, lac f<>r n rood a;,o,l I'M ,,,I:al L. ~.