New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-21
The Local
News Of
the EEK.

lne U eek.
Mrs. Haag has gone to St. Paul on q
visit.
The first snow Of the season fell yes
terday.
DR.. G. o. Cooley Of Madelia was in the
city Sunday.
John. G. rloberer has been granted an
original pension.
A. P. McKinstry Of Winnebago City
was in town Friday.
Frank Rinke, the Sleepy Eye merchant,
spent Sunday and Monday here.
Miss Tony Zieher has accepted a clerk
ship il the store of Vim. Hummel.
MI. and Mrs. W. A. Fenscke will oc-
cupy the Hess house on Minnesota Street.
Mrs. Jos. Leonhardt of Mankato visit
ed with her parents in this city over Sun
day.
Lind will be elected by $4,000 major
ity. Paste that in your hat for the next
two weeks. 49,. i
DR.. F. w. Fritsche, the dentist, will
make regular visits to Nicollet every
month hereafter.
A beautiful new residence has almost
been completed on Broadway for Mrs.
Wilhelmina Boock.
The Turner Hall Mixed Choir are pre-.
pairing to produce an Oratorio in this ci-
ty in the near future.
T. R.Brownlee has returned from Vir-
ginia, having attended a University there
for two or three years.
VIM. Sorensen, manager of the St..
George creamery, has resigned his posi-
ton and is succeeded by Mr.. Steinke of
Sanborn.
Mrs. Hasenwinkle of St. Paul visited
the Woman's Relief Corps of this city on
Monday. The Corps now numbers twen-
|ty members.
Messrs. Bingham and Dunbar of Chi
|cago are in the city completing the WRITE
up Of the prominent citizens of the Mn
nesota Valley.
Capt. Warner, who has spent the past
year here in charge of the Minneapolis
New Ulm e Southwestern construction
work, returned to ST.. Paul Yesterday.
Jud sc of Probate Laudenschlager WAS
taken i'll while out canvassing last week
and has not been able to leave his bed
since. At times he has been very low.
1t will be pleasant news to many to
learn that IA son was born to inland Mrs.
Landwehr in Milwaukee last week. Mrs.
Lan&wehr is daughter of J. H. Schape-
kahn.
Jos. Arbes, who is running a drug
store in a>small town near Owatonna,
was in the city over Sunday. Mr.. Arbes
reports a>strong Lind sentiment ir his
neighborhood.
The remains Of Mrs. Blanchard, who
wasbuFned to death in the Hinckley fire,
were transferred for burial to this CITY
last week. Mrs. Blanchard was a daueh-
ter of Mrs. Kunze.
E.G. Koch has been Slightly under
the weather the past week, owiag to the
contraction of severe cold while out in
the country, and has been unable to at
tend 90 his duties in the bank.
Eugene Seeger, Republican speaker,
addressed a small audience at Comrtland
in German last Wednesday evening. Mr..
Seege- has been making speeches In In
diaRa, and comedies that State to BRYAN,
The marriage of Miss Josephine Mad
1sOn and Mr. otto Dreher occurred in St.
Paul Statute day afternoon. Mr.. Dreher is
the hoek-keeper for the California Wine
House and lis well known araong the
young Turner's of this city.
Carl Plum, representative of the Arme
Teufel of Detroit, spent several days in
the city last week, calling on the SUBJ
scrlbers of that wonderful paper Mr..
Plum resides in Chicago and reports a
preponderanoe of Bryan sentiment in the
Windy City.
BIZ hday celebrations were the order
of the day the past week. Among those
who enjoyed such occasions were Mrs.
Helen Setter, Mrs. Fred Setter, Chas.
Stcngel and Henry Loheyde. The latter
went to St. Peter to celebrate his seven
ty-tirst anniversary In the circle of his
family.
Willie Gollnast, the fourteen year old
boy, who claimed to have frightened of