New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-12-01

Mrs. Andrew Jensen Of Brighton is
sick at the hospital in this city.
Mrs. Jappe and children left last week
to join Prof. Jappe in New York city.
Rev. Buzzell spoke at Lamberton Sum,
day night on ssThe OLD Faith and the
New" 81 55
N. L. Summerfield will 60 to St. Paul
the latter part of the week to see the
great Joe Jefferson.
Mr.. Harris of Owatonna has opened q
barbershop in the Kiesling Block on
South Minnesota street.
Editor Hodges of the Herald has been
elected Master Workman Of the A. O. U.
W. lodge in Sleepy Eye.
The Fairfax Crescent says that parties
from New Ulm will start new black
smith shop in that village.
Mrs. Dreis arrived here from st. Paul
Thursday afternoon to attend her daught-
er, Mrs. F. w. Hauenstein.
Miss Carrie Hochkirch, stenographer
in the law Office of Jos. A. Eckstein,
spent Thanksgiving with St. Paul friends.
A petition is being circulated among
the young people for the revival of the
club dances that proved SO popular ayear
ago.. r
Herman Sell was passing Havanas
Monday on account of the little daugh-
ter that arrived at his home that morn
ing.
Miss Higgins, the piano teacher, visited
with Minneapolis relatives last Thurs
day. Miss iced spent the day at ST..
Paul.
Ben Stockman of Minneapolis was in
the city Wednesday ard Thursday for
the purpose of looking over the new
Empire mill.
About thirty-6ve young men of the
city have organized for the purpose OF
maintaining skating rink on the Min
nesota rlver this winter.
The members of the Current News
Club and their friends pleasantly sur.
prised Mr.. and Mrs. McHale at their
home last Friday evening.
Clarence Hopkins of Albin has pur-
chased quarter section of land near
Wil'mar for which he paid SO an acre.
He will move north in the spring.
The New Ulm friends of Miss Bertha
Enderlln of st. Paul will be interested
in the announcement of her forthcoming
marriage to Mr.. Gustav Schaller of
Chaska.
Don G. Hall, who at one time ap=
peared in this city as the tragedian of a
company of transformers, is now visit
ing the neighboring towns as s'Prof. Don
G. Hall. the wonderful healer"
Adolph Wagner, Norman Lind and
Frank Weber came home from the
University last Wednesday to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays. Mr.. Wagner
was accompanied by his friend, G. c.
Gilchrist of Chicago.
John Habe-l, the cooper, died Thurs.
day morning of consumption, disease
from which he had been suffering fol
years. Mr.. Haberl was born in Bohemis
on the 18th of February, 1867. He
came to New Ulm several years ago and
in company with Fir. Jaworsky started 6
cooper shop in the New Ulm Roller
Mill Co.'s building. Later he became {
partner with Mr.. Floetl and built 8
shop on South Minnesota Street, where
he also erected home. His wife an6
two children survive him. -
| Jerry J. is authority for the statement
in the Minneapolis Journal that 'sthe
populist and democratic forces will not
hold their conventions next year until
the republicans have held theirs. Then
if there has been mistake, if a machine
man has been nominated for governor
or if the machine leaders have dominated
the convention, the opposition will unite
with John Lind, who will accept the
nomination. Should the republicans put
up clean ticket and one which the
whole party can endorse, Mr.. Lind will
probably decline to make the race again. .
Jacob Il. Mueller, one of the old resi-
dents of this city, died Monday evening
after an illness of several weeks dura.
ton. Mr.. Mueller was born in Kirch-
dorf, Canton Of Aargau, Switzerland, on
the 9th Of December, seventy-seven
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