New Ulm review., 1897-09-15
The Local
News Of
the Week.

Albert Setter and wife spent portion
of the week in the Capitol City.
Mr.. Tegner and wife were up from
St. Peter the forepart of the week.
Mrs. E. Bernhard of Chicago IS visit
here with her mother, Mrs. l1ueller.
Richard Espenson has temporarily re
signed his position at Pfefferle's grocery
Peter Herian has been elected vice
president of the Retail Liquor Dealers
Association.
VIM. Heideman and wife of Elgin,
Illinois, are guests at the home of Gott-
lieb Schmidt.
Sam. Audley, the St. Louis express
man, is enjoying weeks vacation with
friends in Chicago. ..- "
Chas. GoDlirsch has concluded his stud
les at the summer Normal in Mankato
and returned to this city. 49,. ..-1
John Urban, one of the defenders OF
New Ulm IN 1862, died at his home in
Watonwan county last week.
| Harry Coe is filling Alb. Oswald
place at the Northwestern passenger de-
pot during the latters absence at Gibbon.
John Lind has been forced, by press
ure of business at home, to cancel his
engagements for political speeches in
Ohio.
Rev. H. w. johnson went out to Cam
bria last Wednesday to conduct fuceral
service. The deceased panty was Mrs.
John G. Williams. ,- -
DR.. Humphrey, formerly corener of
Brown county, called on his New Ulm
friends Thursday. The doctor Is now
eighty three years of age.
Paul Klinkhammer has been awarded
the contract for erecting the proposed
addition to the Catholic parochial school.
The contract price is $3.50.
John Buhne, a tramp from Baraboo,
Wisconsin, had his foot badly smashed
while stealing a ride on freight train
out of Springfield Saturday evening.
Jos. A. Eckstein, past grand master of
the A. o. y. w., went to Sleepy Eye
yesterday to deliver an address at pic
nc given by the Workmen of that VII
lage.
The Hermann monument is completed
with exception Of a couple coats Of paint.
The surrounding grounds are being
cleaned up and transformed into beau
tiful park.
F. w. Baarsch and son, Otto, have
abandoned the project of building mill
at New Paynesville. Otto will accord.
ingly retain his position at the North
western depot.
Andrew Gilman, the Sleepy Eye indi-
vidual, who was arrested in Minneapolis
last week on a charge of adultery, was
one of Gov. Clough's delegates for Brown
county to the Farmers Congress.
Misses Amalia Nix and Minnie Fisch-
er left for St. Paul Sunday afternoon
to resume t:ieir duties as teachers in the
public schools on Monday. Miss Bein-
horn will leave for Duluth on Friday.
DR.. Marden spent a portion of the
week at Lltchtield. The doctor was
there thirty years ago when there was
but one Jog shanty on the present town
site. 1t is now fiourishing and beau
tiful little city.
Tom Bowen, formerly Senator from
this county, is now up in the Kootenai
district in British Columbia. The Du-
luth Herald of Sunday contained a
lengthy letter from him describing the
wonderful resources of that region
At the state convention of the State
LIQUOR Dealers Association in Minneap-
oils last week, New Ulm was represented
by Peter Herian and Frank Burg Jr.
Mr.. Herian was placed on the committee
on constitution and bylaws" and the
city's claims to the next state conven-
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ton were-formally presented.
Capt. Steinhauser went to st. Paul
Saturday fol the purpose Of securing
from the amateur dramatic association
of that city some assistance for the plays
at Turner Hall next week.. He did not
succeed, and, for lack Of necessary ma
terial, the play which It was intended to
produce will have to be dropped and
another substituted ss
New Ulm will secure the next annual
convention of the State Dalrymen's As
sociation which will he held in Decem-