New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-07
The Local
News Of
the Veek.

Miss Helen George was down from
Springfield Saturday and Sunday.
Norman Lind, who is attending school
at Owatonna, spent Sunday at home.
E. V.Hoadley, the express agent, has
rented rooms in The Schleuder residence.
Attorneys Seward of Marshall and
Brown Of Tracy were in the city Thurs
day.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. REIN on Friday. Mother and child
are doing nicely.
Albert Setter went to St. Paul Satur-
day to meet his wife. They returned
home on Monday. .s..--
Jos. Schmucker has commenced work
on the foundation for new brewery
which he will erect next spliug.
Ernst Ro,loff has sold his residence in
this city to Mr.. Neumann and will move
onto farm in Home township.
John Palmer has accepted a perma-
nert position as prescription clerk IN the
Schmall drugstore at Redwood Falls.
J. G. Geiger, Chas. Brust, e. A. Hers
and Hubert Manderfeld have been hunt
ing and camping at Swan Lake the past
| week.
Orient Chapter, order of Eastern Star
will entertain the people of New Ulm at
ar. oyster social on the 23rd of this month
at the Masonic Hall.
/ Alex Waibel has rented his farm in
Cottonwood to brother of Jos.F .Groeb.
ner Of this city. Groebner will take pos.
session next spring.
The October apportionment of State
school money was made on Monday
Brown county receives as its quota $40
103.6o for 3,4s4 pupils.
Mr.. Hennessy, special staff correspon-
dent of the St. Paul Globe, was in the
city Thursday. The purpose of his visit
was to size up the political situation.
| Chas. G., Krook arrived home from
| England last Wednesday. He will re-
! main here tor several months before To-
eating anywhere permanently in the
| practice IF law.
I Fred lehman and Miss Emma Rad
loft were married LAST Tuesday evening.
The young people are both we'll known
and deserving of the best wishes of all
their acquaintance.
At The hospital last Wednesday DR..
Weiser anputated the arm of the little
boy who had been injured in Il threshihe
machine. The amputation was made at
the shoulder JOINT and proved to he un-
usually successful.
From the Cuban patriot, who was in
the city last week, it was learned that W
L. Pierce, the Redwood Falls attorney,
who has been missing for over year, is
now serving in the Cuban Army of Lib.
crstion- He holds an Office Under Gomez
When FIR. CRUDE of Lafayette went tc
his stakes ore morning last week to
! look after his &1orses he found that they
were missing. Later on he found them
in,thc pasture but one of them was dead
How they got Gut Of the barn is mystery
In st. Paul yesterday at the Catholic
Cathedral occurred the marriage of Miss
| Neumann and Fir. Louis F. Entrup. The
| bride is 4 sister OF n. B. Neumann OF
this city and the groom former clerk
in the Pi@ner TGug Store. The Review
wishes them much joy.
In view of the fact that the Northwest
ern mail trains fEon the east are late al
most every day, the Review would sug-
gest that I'd. effort be made to have the
Twin City mail arrive over the Minneap-
oils, New Ulm 6 Southwestern. The
NJ. & st. L. trains originate there and
are always on time
Prof. Geo. Russ, Brother Of the we'll
known basso, Edward C. Kuss, bas been
in the city since Thursday looking over
the field with view to starting class
in violin, mandolin, piano, guitar and
vocal music. He has met with sufficient
encouragement and will open studio in
the Hotel Wien at once. Mr.. Kuss is a
gentleman with much experience and one
who is thoroughly competent in his line.
The directors and officers of the Min
neapolis and St. Louis road held their
annual meeting in Minneapolis Monday.
Three of the New York directors Pres
ident Bull, August Belmont and G. G.
uyler1,lesigned, and Edwin Hawley of
New York was elected as Bulls success