New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-11-02
Prof. Richard Fischer is now studying

in Berlin.
Chas. Stuebe made business trip to
the Capitol City yesterday.
Chas. Wagner end family departed for
the west yesterday morning.
Tom Bowen, the former senator, is
now travelling for calendar. firm.
Justice Jacobs fined Gilbert Grove e5
ana costs for drunkenness on Wednes-
day.
Louis Buenger attended a meeting Of
the State Embalmers' association in st.
Paul last week.
Henry Wehye was home from Mime
apolls, where is employed In law Of
flee, over Sunday.
A watch of the value of $50 was
stolen from the jewelry store OF F. W.
Hauenstein last week.
Victor B. Dolliver and F. B. Wilde
are to make republican speeches at
Union Hall tomorrow evening. III
Harry Friday and wife of Winona
were entertained at the home of Col.
Baasen the forepart of the week.
Hon. j. M. Hawthorne, the eloquent
champion of Mr.. Lind and the cause of
reform, speaks at Sleepy Eye tonight.
Geo. Kluegel, New Ulm boy in the
employ of VIM. Mueller at Springfield,
has purchased cigar shop in Lamber-
ton.
The ladies Of the 1urverein gave
another euchre party at the hall Sunday
evening. About fifty were in attend
ance.
Druggist Eckstein lost his pharma-
ceutical badge early in the week. The
finder will be literally rewarded upon
its return.
In the October awards tor butter at
the Omaha Exposition Sam Haugdahl
of New Sweden carried off first prize.
His butter scored SO points.
Rev. Plut of Sleepy Eye is canvassing
for funds with which to erect a new
Catholic church. The proposed struc-
ture is to cost in the neighborhood of
100000.
A large wedding was held over in
West Newton the forepart of the week,
at least two hundred guests being pres
ent. The contracting parties we're Geo.
Forst of Lafayette and Miss Mary Franta.
For calling down soldier who had
insulted lady on the street Monday
night, Mr.. Summerfeld, the merchant
was struck by the soldier in the left
eye. The soldiers name was given as
Pug Wells and warrant was issued fol-
his arrest yesterday morning.. He paid
$14 for his impudence.
John A. johnson addressed an audi.
ence of 1875 people at CORTLAND last Fri
day evening. DR.. Carlson, his opponent
spoke there the night before, but not tt
more than forty people, most of whom
left before the meeting was over. Court
land is republican town, but is going
to give Lind and Johnson lots of votes.
On the 18th of this month Bishop
Stanley of North Dakota will conduc
confirmation services at the Catholic
church in St. George. Some $50 child
dren or more are to be confirmed anC
the bishop will be assisted IN his WORK
by Rev. Bernhard of West Newton, Mix!
of St. Peter and Sandmeyer and Schall
Of New Ulm.
The death of John Kretsch occurred
unexpectedly at his home on Broadway
last Thursday morning, the funeral be-
ing held from the Catholic church Sat
urday forenoon. Mr.. Kretsch was bor1
in Germany IN 1851 and came to Ameri
ca in 1856 with his parents. The family
took up their home in Sigel town, only
| few miles from New Ulm and practi-
cally all of Mr.. Kretsch's life was spent
in this vicinity. For many Yeas he
followed the implement and machinery
business, part of the time working fo1
theirs and part Of the time in business
for himself, and it was in this way that
he acquired an extensive acquaintance
throughout the county. AT the time OF
his death. the only lodge to which Mr..
Kretsch belonged was the A. O., e. W.
s'Muldoons Picnic'' will be the attrac-
ton at the Union Opela House next Sun
day night. s:Muldoon's Picnic was al
ways the funniest of all Irish comedies
and it has recently been rewritten and
brought strictly up to date by Con. /.
Murphy. The compan5 presenting it
this season has lust closed successful