New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-10-20
Mrs. Dr.. Fischer and children spent
the week with Mankato friends.

John Martin yesterday morning.
Engineer Morris Of the Eagle Mill has
rented rooms IN the Beussmann Block.
Rev. Buzzell went to Minneapolis to-
day to attend the state Unitarian confer
ence.
Mrs. Critchett returned from three
weeks visit in Michigan Thursday eve
ling.
Mrs. Josephine Heck has sold her
Broadway property t. Jos. Fllzen for
1926.
I Mic Picker of this city will accept the
position of engineer in the new mill at
Morgan.
Photographer Manderfeld will leave
for Texas, to remain, about the LIST of
4 December.
The comic opera, "Dr. of Alcantara,' y
will be presented by local talent in Feb
ruary next.
]. C. Geiger and II. Manderfeld went
out to Swan Lake yesterday for two
weeks hunt. s.
The Shields boy in Cambria, who was
kicked by horse about month ago,
died on Friday. > H.
At the regular meeting of the Com
mercial Union next month new officers
will be elected. *= .
Mr.: and Mrs. ALI. J. Vogel have been
spending the greater portion of the week
in the Twin Cities. ...
| W. F. Heidrich returned to Winnipeg
on Friday. His wife will remain here
for several weeks.
! Johnny Fenscke has resigned his po-
sition at Crone Bros. and accepted one
with Summerfeld. f.
Judge Webber and Court Reporter
Ecksteln went to Lake Benton Monday
to hold term OF court. -
DR.. O. G.. Stricken attended meeting
of the State Medical Board IN St. Paul
the forepart of the week.
The farm of Judge Owens in Albin has
been sold to Joseph schueller tor So,
500. 1t consists of 40 acres. .
Mr.: Buzzelrs subject for next Sunday
will be 'The Kingdom of God by Evo-
luton or -Which?'
John Hauenstein will go east next
month to arrange for the Manufacture of
his new patent barrel-forming machine.
Chas. Baer, editor of the Minneapolis
Freie Presse Herold, spent portion of
the week with his old New Ulm friends.
Rev. H. j 'on and wife arrived
from the east surday. They will
live in the NJ building on State
street.
Mrs. DR.. Sc, left about the middle
of the week fol PATTERSON, New Jersey,
where she will visit for several weeks
with relatives.
/ G. E. Dotson of Sanborn and Miss
Kate Laid Of North Star were married
at the Dakota House by Judge Brandt
last Wednesday.
| A "coffee social' for the benefit OF
the Woman's Relief Corps will be given
at the home of Mrs. Werner Bosch to.
morrow afternoon. s
i Mr.. Ward, the gentleman who is in
Producing the new acetylene lghtSin this
city, has been joined by his family and
will spend the winter Lere.
i Postmaster Jauss of McCleary has
brought suit against his neighbor, Hen
:: |ry Isaacs, tor SANDER. Somerville &
Olsen are attorneys for Jauss. %
u Attorney Somsen's uncle was here
from Wyoming last week with a big
string of horses. He succeeded in dis
posing of quite q number of them.
| A petition is now being circulated fol
presentation to the councl! which asks
that the main business blocks of the CT
ty be supplied with a system of sewer
age.
Mrs. Frank Drew, who has been spend.
ing the past month with her sister. Mrs
Jos. A. Eckstein, left for Minneapolis
Thursday forenoon. From there she
will return to Colorado. .
y Finer Irving Dresser and Miss Nettie
Mabel Allison, both of Eden township,
/ we're married last week at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allison at Lone
Tree Lake. The voting couple will make
their homh at Franklin.
The races at the Driving Park Sunday