New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-08-26
The Local
News Of
the Week.

the ] Week.
Frank Rinke of Sleepy Eye was in the
city Sunday.
..Charley's Tante'' Al Turner Hall next
Sunday evening.
Martin Hose and family have gone to
Canada for a two weeks trip.
Bartel Carols has resigned his position
as head miller i'll the Eagle Mill.
Prof. Critchett and family returned
from Everett, Washington, Friday eve.
ming.
Weigand Hauenstein j.. is building a
brick cottage north of the Hauenstein
Brewery:
Henry Somsen, the attorney, is enjoy
ing visit among old friends in Iowa
this week.
Geo. w. Scherer has been. elected
treasurer of the Mankato Normal Alum
nj Association. r ~
Mr.. Lind has been spending the past
few days 1T, Lake Tetonka, the Water
Vile summer resort. 80 :.
A valuable horse, belonging to Geo.
Ebenhoeh of Lafayette, fell into we'll
last week and was killed,
| a party of about twenty friends was
entertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert. Setter Saturday evening.
Joe oatchen, the great PAGER, has re-
dnced the worlds pacing record, having
paced mile last week in 2:03 flat.
A trio Of young men have been in the
| city the past week giving musical reel
tails with mandolin, guitar and banjo.
! Louis F. Entrup, now employed in the
Capitol Drug Store of St. Paul,is spend
ing a few days with his New Ulm friends
| Edward G. Kuss, the celebrated basso
will he in St. Paul in September and al.
so contemplates second visit to New
Ulm.
Mrs. Louis e. F1itsche and children
are spending the week with relatives and
friends at Elk River in the northern part
of the state.
| A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Hiding Krook on Sunday. The Review
offers to the happy parents its hearty
congratulations.
! There Will be another meeting Of the
Lind Club at Turner Hall this evening
Every friend of Mr.. Lind is cordially in
vited to be present.
While out walking Saturday afternoon,
Mrs. Hilburger, an aged lady, slipped
and fell, sustaining severe fracture of
one Of the bones of her 2ht leg.
There was d partial eclipse oe the
moon Saturday night in the neighbour
hood of eleven o'clock. 1t was visible
all over North America but not in Eu-
rope.
The Minneapolis Journal reports sew
en- candidates for the Legislature in Mic
ollet county. J. r. Bowen OF Court and,
Sven Swenscn of New Sweden and Hen
~ Moll Of St. Peter ale mentioned a.
mong: the possibilities.
Drs. Weiser and Fischer performed an
operation on Herman Mueller Thursday
afternoon, and although the young man
was very low at the time he stood the
operation we'll and is now steadily i'm
proving. He is suffering from peritoni-
tbs.
The Peoples Party convention will
undoubtedly today nominate John Lind
for governor by reclamation. All the in
dications point that way and as matter
Of fact it is the only logical thing to do.
In chat event, MIR. Lind will be notified
i'll St. Paul Thursday evening and deliv-
er his acceptance speech at that time. I
! When Carleton Brown WAS here last
week he gave another impetus to the
Unitarian movement and it was arranged
| to have Mr.. Russell of Massachusetts
come here for Il month and endcavor to
work up IL congregation. 1t. was also
agreed to have the State Conference Of
Unitarianshcld in this city sometime in
| October ~~sr: ~.
Sheriff Bowen of Mankato wau here
Tuesday and arrested a young fellow
| that has been here about a month work
ing at times with the surfacing gang on
the road. The fellow was accused Of be-.
ing one of Il number OF criminals who
broke into the Babcock residence at Ka-
sofa and carried away some goods. Slice
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