New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-09-23
The Local
News Of
the ! EEK.

Mrs. Q. G. strickler IS the guest Of ST.
Paul friends.
N. Henningsen transacted business at
Winthrop Monday.
ALI. Heilmann was over from G1bbon
Sunday calling on his parents.
Fred j. Bushard has rented the Huns.
mel dwelling on German Street.
Adolpll Schell and wife will leave for
a southern trip in about two weeks.
The Northwestern Road now has two
switch engines at work in the yards here.
Albert johnson of Burnstown VISITED
over Sunday with his friend, Albert AL
win. *... - <#
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Olson on Wednesday. The Review
ccngratulstes the happy parents.
Mrs. Fred Behnke entertained large
party Of friends last Saturday evening
in honor of her aunt from Cincinnati.
Rev. Reitzel spoke to a large audience
at the Congregational church Sunday eve
ming on "What Preacher Should Be-"
Max Hanft of Minneapolis is enjoying
a weeks duck hunt in this neighbour
hood. He is the guest of Robert Scorer.
A Bryan and Lind club has been or
ganized in the Town of New Sweden. 1t
starts out with membership of about
fifty.
Arrangements have now been COM
pleted for a lecture by Robert G.. Inger-
soil in this city sometime during the
winter.
Mrs. Hoerr, who has been the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Jacob Brust for some
weeks, returned to her ST.. Louis home
on Monday.
Next week the Northwestern Line Will
change the time of the 5:19 passenger
east to 6 a. m. The time to St. Paul
will be less than four hours.
Attorney G. A. Hagberg has purchased
the new house which DR.. Schoch is build
ing on State Street. 1t is located next
to DR.. Hirsch's new residence.
Geo. Peters,a compositor in the Volks-
blatt office, died on Friday, aged slxteeu
years, He had been sick for some weeks
with Inflammation of the bowels.
WIN. Peller. nephew of Geo. Peller
of'this city, has been nominated for reg
lister Of deeds by the Democrats of Steele
county. William resides at Owatcana.
Christ. Heller left. yesterday for Port
land, Oregon, to visit with his brother.
Mr.. Heller will remain at least two or
three months and may conclude to stay
all winter.
Lind and McCleary met in joint de-
bateat Waterville last evening. Several
thousand people were present and the
Minneapolis & St. LOUIS ran five special
excursion trains.
Michel Ranweiler, retired West
Newton farmer who has been living in
this city for some years, died last We'd
nesday. He was man considerably ad-
vanced i'm years. -
Andrew J. Eckstein has been attend
ing National Convention of the Ger
man Catholic Central Society at Detroit,
Michigan, the past week. He served as
a delegate from the local society.
Rev. Reitzel spoke at Winthrop last
evening. He speaks at Tracy this eve-
ming aud at Prescott, Wisconsin, on Fri
day. On the 2sth he lectures again in
New Ulm and next week goes to Chica-'
90.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Hauenstein arrived
home fir N their European and Eastern
trip yesterday afternoon after being gone
several months. Both are enjoying ex-
cellent health and speak very highly of
the pleasures of their trip.
A prririe schooner passed through here
Sunday that had come all the way from
Texas. 1t was on its way to Todd coun-
~ and the owner. who was the head of
l;.rge family, did not have the means e.
ven to purchase loaf Of bread. OF, yes,
we are III an era Of boundless prosperity,
beyond all question.
Prof. Cation spoke to u large audience
hundred people-at Sleepy
Eye LAST Saturday evening. Mr.. Cation
is a forcible and eloquent orator and
giv.s AL exposition of the financial ques-
ton that cannot fail tn make converts
for silver. It is intended to Lave him
at both Springfield and New Ulm in the
near future.
A Cuban patriot, who has been all