New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-09-28

Chas. Lindemann has rented the Wash
ington House on South Minnesota Street
Frank Deville paid a fine of SO to
Justice Jacobs on Monday for drunken
ness.
As an entertainer st. Paul is not in it
a bit with New Ulm.- Peter Free
Press.
Miss Lena Botten of Linden has gone
to Britton, South Dakota, to teach
school.
1t. Albert Koch is acting adjutant ut
Camp Mueller during the absence Of Mr..
Everett. ~
Mrs. Gibbs of Tracy spent the forepart
of the week here with her daughter, Mrs.
Hoadley.
DR.. Schoch went to Minneapolis yes
terday as delegate to the Pythian
grand lodge.
VIM. Aab of this city has been grant
ed patent on clothes wringer of his
own invention.
Chaplain Clemens of the Twelfth will
lecture in this city on the 9Th of October
on 'Chickamauga." 49, i.
Geo. W. Schlottmann was appointed
postmaster of CORTLAND on Wednesday
to succeed Mr.. Bobsin.~
Fred Stolz went to Fort Smelling yes
terday to be mustured out. Fred was
attached to the signal corps.
Mr.. Latta, formerly of the Cincinnati
Volksblatt, is now doing reportorlal
work on the Volksblatt in this city.
Louis Ambrosch, New Ulm's promis-
ing violinist, will give recital at Turn
er Hall on the evening Of October 18th.
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Johnson are en-
joying visit this week from the form:
er's sister, Miss johnson of Washington,
D. G.
The annual conference or synod of the
German Lutheran churches OF southern
Minnesota will be held here October 18th
to 9th.
Herman Pfaender has gone into the
dairy business on an extensive scale and
will hereafter deliver milk to all parts
of the city.
At the suggestion of DR.. Weiser, ALI.
Schumacher has gone to the Los Vegas
sanitarium IN New Mexico. Frank
Peuser accompanied him.
Ben Stockman and Chas. L. Roos
we're up from Minneapolis Saturday and
Sunday on business connected with the
New Ulm Roller Mill Co. i.
here last week from Milwaukee to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lienhard. Mrs. Pack
mann will remain about month. 80. g..
Prof. Carlson, the Nicollet county
candidate for the senate, will deliver an
address at Omaha today on s'The Signiti-
canoe of Higher Education to our Peo-
ple." r..
John r. Bowen has sold his store and
residence property in CORTLAND to Her
mann Drill. Just what Mr.. Bowers in
tentions are for the future have not been
made public. -
The Young Peoples Society of Lake
Hanska has elected the following officers !:
President, George Lee; vice-pres,dent,
Evan, Nelson; secretary, Lena Brude;
treasurer, Jennie Olstad.
Chas. Wagner and family will leave
next month for California to spend the
winter with Mrs. PAIL. On their way
west they will visit with Prof. George
Wagner at Lawrence, Kansas. IL.
The railroad companies have conclud-
ed to give the Twin City visitors to the
Christian Endeavorer convention rate
of $3.50 for the round trip. This is sure
to swell the attendance considerably.
r.+ D.
Jos. Allen was among those arrested
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct
this week. Justice Jacobs fined him
IS and in defanlt of payment thereof he
went to Jail for eight days.
AS predicted by the Review, Capt.
Burg has fatty refused to allow his
name to go before the people this fall
as candidate for treasurer. On Satur-
day he addressed letter of declination
TO the chairman of the republican county
committee.
John Lindmeyey, who was all through
the Santiago campaign as private in
one of the regiments oflegular infantry,
arrived here Wednesday from Montauk