New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-09-16

Minneapolis Friday
Otto Baarsch attended the Rochester
Fair on Friday and Saturday.
Martin Hose and wife returned from
their Canada visit Saturday evening.
Leroy Muffin went to Arlington FRI
day to take part in . game Of ball.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. schnoberich died Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lindeman are the
happy parents Of another daughter, born
on Sunday.
The Doris Mandolin Club Of this city
will give dance at Schell's Hall in.
about two weeks.
Mr.. Wallin and family OF Bernadotte
have removed to Hinckley in the north
ern part of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Schleuder of
Springfield attended the Brandt-Schleu-
der wedding on Friday. s
John Fussner, who has been working
at Tracy for some time, returned to New.
Ulm to remain on Friday.
Editor Hodges and wife Of Sleepy Eye
are enjoying the editorial excursion to
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MackinaW Island this week
Miss Title Schuetz went to Fairfax
Friday and Miss Ida Koch to Gibbon.
Both will teach school this fall.
Miss Theresa Eichman has accepted a
position as clerk in the dry-goods de-
partment of Crone Bros store.
| Paul Lehman of Essig has been APP
pointed as town clerk of Milford to sue
coed Herman Pfaender, resigned.
Rev. Bernhard will leave Rotterdam,
Holland, today, for home. He expects
to arrive here during the first week in
October.
Vogelpohl s. Spaeth have sold another
$500 pipe organ to the musical depart
ment of the Gustavus Adolphus College
at st. Peter.
Chas. III. Krcok, who has been study
ing law at London for the past year, ar
| rived at New York in the steamer Servia
on the 9th.
Miss Emma Metzger returned to In
/ dianapolis Saturday afternoon. She was
! accompanied by Master Fred Mueller,
/ who will spend the winter there attend
ing school.
| Mrs. Roslna Stegmeyer, mother of Mrs.
Jos. Reinhart Of West Newton died last
Friday morning at the advanced age of
seventy-two. She was buried on Sunday
in the St. George cemetery.
One of the shrewdest political observ-
ers in this county estimates that in the
coming election Bryan will get two thirds
of1hc vote of Brown county. We might
add that he isn't far out of the way eth
er,
Erland Swenson, who has been work.
ing 10 a mine at W1ckes, Montana, for a
number of years, returned last week to
his old home in Nieollet county. His
leaving Montana was due to. continued
| poor health.
A party of duck hunters have been
camping at Swan Lake since Thursday.
! Tho party consists of Chas. Hauensteip,
Andrew Aumueller, Hugo and Richard
Fischer, Chas. Hers, Hugo Gebser, John
Hauenstein Jr. and Emil Vellkanje.
G. II. Siege of CORTLAND has pur-
chased the splendid farm of Jorgen
Thordson on the borders of Swan Lake
for 1882 and now owns over 800 acres
of land in Courtland alone. The st. Pc
ter Herald says that he owns nearly I 300
acres in all.
Congress F. M. Eddy of the Seventh
district addressed the Republican voters
of Springfield on Monday evening, the
greater portion of his discourse being de-
7oted to an attempted defense of single
gold standard. Several New Ulm believ-t
= " 5.7gH y
ers went up to hear him.
Anton Ochs, formerly of this city, and
Miss Emma Thilman, twill be united in
marriage at Faribault today. The Re-
view sends to the young couple the con-
CALCULATIONS Of host Of friends and be-
speaks for them the happy and prosper
Gus career which they so we'll deserve
J. s. Vandiver, the man who dug up
the false and shameful reports about John
Lind that have appeared in the st. Paul
Dispatch was in the city again on Satur-
day. Vandiver ought to be remembered
by our Republican friends as the man
who did so much living about Bob Dunn.