New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-10-27

Dr.. and Mrs. Weiser moved into
their new home yesterday.
Revs. Miller and Bernhard were St.
Paul visitors on Thursday.
Mrs. Judge Weber spent the week
with her husband at Lake Benton.
Havelock Nice lennan went to ST.. Paul
Monday to attend the marriageof a friend.
The Betts-Losee Co. gave children's
matinee Saturday afternoon. Kathleen
Marvoureen was presented.
Jacob Dhein departed for Germany
Saturday to visit his old home. He will
not return until next April.
Frank Spoerhase and Fred Schulz are
both dangerously i'll with typhoid fever.
DR.. Weiser is in attendance.
Geo. ]. Fullerton Of the Fullerton
Lumber Co. was in the city Friday look
ing after his business interests.
A new residence is being built on the
Kruger farm in Milford to take the
place of the one destroyed by fire.
Max Burg celebrated his birthday an
niversary with the members of the Maen-
nerchor and Active Turner'S Friday eve
ming.
The marriage of Miss Pauline Hack
barth and Edward Wilbrecht will take
place at the Lutheran church this after
noon.
We have been informed that VIM.
Bickel ST., the former bank president
and cashier, is now running a saloon in
San Francisco.
The State Federation OF Women'a
Clubs is being held in St. Paul this
week. Sleepy Eye is represented by Mrs.
Bangs and Mrs. Bingham.
General Manager Day and Chief En-
gineer Crooks of the Minneapolis & St.
Louis road we're IN the city for short
while Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Teed, teacher of vocal music
from New York City, has located here
and will divide her time between class
es in this city and Sleepy Eye.
James Corr, formerly with the New
Ulm Roller Mill Co., will be married in
November to Miss Kaveney of LIE sueur
county. Their home will be in Iowa.
q c. A. Zelle has rented the rooms over
Ottomeyer's store, recently vacated by
DR.. Weiser. N. b. Mute, the miller,
moves into the rooms vacated by Zelle.
Three Lake Benton women are serv-
ing ten days sentence in the Jail here
: 4ssaulting another Of their sex. The
women are Anna Czapski, Martha L.
sewsk1 and Rosa Lesewski. -.
The following is list of the delegates
to the Owatonna Christian Endeavor
convention this week: G.. A. Ottomeyer,
Rev. johnson, Herman Held, Havelock
McClennan and F. 81. Krook. F.:
The Lamberton Star says that, as
French will not again be candidate for
the senate from this district, the names
of Supt. Race, Auditor Anderson and
DR.. Finn of that county are mentioned
as those of possible candidates.
Emil Velikanje and Miss Adelaide
Lipp were quietly married by Judge
Laudenschlaeger Saturday afternoon.
The bride is the daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Lipp Of Cottonwood and the groom the
son of the late J. B. Velikanje. The Re-
view extends best wishes.
Prof. and Mrs. Critchett have been en-.
joying visit this week from the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Croker Of
Everett, Washington. Mr.. Croker
holds an important official position with
the Everett & Monte Cristo Railway Co.
and is nov on his way home from a
visit in Michigan.
Lambert Naegele, former citizen Of
New Ulm and editor Of the Post, has
been in the city the past few days re-
newing old acquaintances. Since leav-
ing New Ulm Mr.. Naegele has been EN-.
barked in various ventures. At one
time he was editor of the Minneapolis
F1eie Presse Herold and at present is
proprietor and editor of the Helena
Stats Zeitung.
John Dack, the tramp who was arrest
ed here sometime ago and is now await
ing hearing before the grand jury Of
Blue Earth county on a charge Of lar
ceny, will undoubtedly go free. The
crime Of which he Is accused was COM
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