New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-10-06
The Local
News Of
the Week.

Henry Somsen was visitor at Made
liza Sunday.
Miss Emily Helm Of Chicago will spend
the winter here.
The wife of Fred schweppe Of sigel is
dangerously i'll with appendicitis.
John Palmer, the Redwood Falls drug
gist, was in the city over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Furst and Mrs. Carl Furst
will return to their Chicago homes to-
day. go ...
The Nicollet Hotel in st. Peter was
sold last week to Col. Herman Sporting
for $4,000. a-.-~-< ~~&-..ss
Fred Frederickson, the Sleepy Eye
jeweler, will engage in business at De-
troit, this state. ~ -s.'
Sam Kee will take charge of the
laundry at Sleepy Eye. Sam Lee sue
cecds him here. 80 =.....5 -. I
Rev. Meske will preach in the Con-
gregational church next Sunday morn
Ing and evening. ........
Alb. Mueller, the post office clerk, un-
derwent civil service examination at
Mankato last week. .@~ a~'.-
Herman Schmidt, after spending sew
eral months here, has returned to Chica-
60 to continue the study of law. --.~,.-.
Hon. NJ. C.iAdams and wife of Column
bus. Wisconsin, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
N. B. Mute of this city recently.
The Woman's Literary Club held its
tirst meeting this season at the home of
Mrs. Jonas Laudenschlager yesterday.
Mrs. E. Bernhard, who has been visit
ing with her.. mother for several weeks,
returned to Chicago Saturday afternoon.
At the K. P. grand lodge meeting in
St. Paul last week, Capt. Steinhauser of
this city was once more placed on the
committee on laws.
H. NJ. Noach ut Morton was in the
city Saturday. The object of his visit
was to find a party who was willing to
lease the Walters will.
New Ulm people will be given anoth-
er chance to see the Edison prciecto-
scope at Union Hall next Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday evenings.
Congressman McCleary has recon-
mended the appointment of Mr.. Kinman
as postmaster at Morgan and of Geo.
Tretbar as postmaster at Lamberton.
Frank Manderfeld, who has been WIS.,
ting here for several weeks, returned to
Washington to resume his work in the
government printing Office, on Friday.
VIM. Cordes has retired from the man.
agement of the Windsor Hotel. Mrs.
Heck has purchased the furniture, leased
the building and will assume charge at
once.
w. r. Estes, formerly 4 Madelia mer-
chant, later government consul at ia
maica and still later supply store pro-
prietor at Midway Hank, has purchased
the Madelia Messenger.
On Friday the village council of
Sleepy Eye sold $4,000 of five per cent
waterworks bonds to- Geo. D. Cook &
Co. of Chicago at Il premium of II per
cent. There were seven bidders.
Hubert Manderfeld sold his photo
graph gallery to Goede s. Neumaan this
week and the new propnetors lave al
ready taken possession. Just what Mr..
Manderfeld's plans for the future will
be, he has not decided, but certain 1t is
that New Ulm loses good photographer.
Fred Spoerhase and Tom Cannon re-
turned from Window Thursday night.
In the Window races Spoerhase's Nan
Wilkes won third money in a very fast
class, while in slower event Gannon's
Van Ness only managed to get fourth.
Redstrath made the fastest time ever
made on half track in Minnesota
"a mile in 2:15 flat.
The Gilbert Comic Opera Company
presented Said Pasha to fair-sized audi
| ence at Turner Hall on Sunday evening,
and succeeded in giving the people a
very satisfactory entertainment. The
singing of Frank Ridsdale as Hassen Bey,
of Isabel Reid as Queen Alti and Of
Myrtle Vane as the Pasha's daughter
was especially deserving of mention,
while the work of E. L. Graves as Hadad,.
the sailor tramp, was as good Is one of
ten sees.
Judge Webber went to st. Peter We'd
nesday to hear argument for and against
the application Of the Northwestern Toll