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

MIS-. fiankc OF ST. Paul IS visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Rehteld.
Miss Flora Pfefferle has gone to NIL
waukee to study new styles in mlllcnery.
Mr.. Silbcrzahn Of Wisconsin called on
his nephew, VIM Silverson, the forepart
of the week.
Werner Boesch went to Marshall Fri
day to visit with his son-in.law NJ. Z.
Matthews.
Fl. W. Sjostrom Of Bernadotte has &C
copied position as clerk in Whites stole
in Winthrop.
Heller 4 Gag have been at Winthrop
the past week executing large paint
ing contract.
The Winthrop News reports the birth
Of Il son to Mr. and Mrs. John Zeller,
formerly Of this place.
County Attorney Clague Of Lamberton
argued a motion III a divorce case before
Judge Weber last Friday.
Valentine Weber of Newport, Ken
lucky, is a guest for few days Of the
Steinhauser family Of this city.
Miss Harriet Friedman returned on
Thursday from a years visit with rela-
4;
Sam Rector of this city had charge of
the Riverside Creamery last week during
Manager Jenson's absence at the Fair.
Mrs. G.. B. Liver arrived here yester-
day from Omaha for six weeks visit
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. Il. Va
5jen.
Adolph Wagner left for minneapolis
yesterday 20 resume his studies in the
Electrical department Of the State Uni
versity.
VIM. Obermeier, who has been work.
ing with a thresSaing crew in Redwood
county THIS ftll returned to New Tim
Saturday.
C>nyressmaN Fclller Of South Dakota
stopped of here for few moments Sat
url,y afternoon while Oh lis way home
from st. Paul.
MIR. Lind addressed e large Swedish.
gathering atWinthrop Saturday evening.
He is now spending /. couple of days at
his home inthis city.
Miss :Emma MetzgcE, who has been
spending Tie summer here with Miss Oh
.H Muellcr, will! return TO her Indiana
polls homep>ext Friday,
E.A.' Gressjean smiles the smile Of the
happy. a daughter as-ived at his home
on Wednesday and hoth mother and
child are doing nicely
James AtcKittrick HAS entered the de-
.partment of Civil Engineering q: the
Estate >Un:7ersity~ Peter Johnson will
enter the Law department.
About twenty Indies from town went
over to Winthrop dig day last week to
join in picnic at slalmquist's with
come Of che Winthrop ladies.
Reinhc!lsi ZeceA:n, tar. n3eprieror of
[the Gomez Islaaa summer resort, has
been Lick ota Hs,sse guest since Mon
LAY. lie is accompanied by his wife.
Attorney Hag'a1g OF Friday received
Il visit fronA ii lrsstler whose home is at
Rockford, Illinois IAe was on his way
home fronz the National .Encampment.
Peter lles<i;tn Will go "a Duluth on tie
lGEh to attend the Annt;a convention of
the Liquor Dealers Association. H..
hath will .rexFrtsen: tbs Sleepy Eye Assc-
citation.
Vie marriage of Fred t.. iaushar,l, New
IlM' s new merchant, anA Miss Mary
F'r'e+4l, popular young LAD J of Gibbon,
Is announced DO occur GA the 22nd of
this month.
The Garuo medicine show, which held
forth 10Y two Merks in Il tent near the
park in this city, went from here to
Sleepy Eye and is now giving enter
tainments il that village.
Weigand Hauenstein is enjoying Wis
it this week from his couisin.J Ohm Hauen-
stein Of Baltimore, and his sister, Mrs.
Norherr Of Cincinnati The latter is ac-
eompanied by her niece, Miss Birkenbush,
also of the same city
Thco. Schwendinges, the marble work
er, who opened q shop in the Schweppe.
Block last spring, contemplates moving
TO New Tim, from which place he came
here. Mr.. Schwendinger finds the field
somewhat too limited fox his business
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