New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-08-31

JOS. Vogel j. will attends school II
Minneapolis this year.
| 1 a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nun il. on Wednesday.
Miss Hecta Hers was the guest last
week of Mrs. Kiefer of Winthrop.
Private Ruemke, another Of the Com
pany A convalescents, arrived here Thurs
day. #
T Rev. Buzzell's subject next. Sunday
morning will be: 'sThe Four Seasons Of
Life" s
| Peter Knudson of Linden had two of
his ribs fractured in runaway accident
recently.
Jennison Bros, the GAINESVILLE millers,
will open -four and feed exchange at
CORTLAND.
| Mrs. Jacob Scherer of Winthrop has
been visiting here the past few days
with relatives.
| Chas. Hauser and family arrived here
from St. Paul Friday. They are visiting
at the Pfaender home.
Miss Milly Triton of Sleepy Eye has
joined the Red Cross nurses and will go
to Chickamauga Park at once.
Miss Lucy Coyne of New York City
spent portion of the week here with
her friend, Mrs. H. L. Beecher.
The commissioners of Nicollet county
have granted a license to Bieraugel &
Linde to run saloon at Lafayette.
Mrs. Henry Lille left for Sioux Gen.
tire, Iowa, last week on visit. Mrs. Es-
sig of Springfield accompanied her:
julius Hallich was arrested last week
on complaint, charging him with as
sault. The complaint was made by Ro-
sina Hartneck.
Miss Dill, who has been visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Schoch, for two weeks
past, left Friday afternoon for her home
in Patterson, New Jersey.
Aug. Schilling will erect big brick
department store building in Winthrop.
The contract will probably go to Nagel,
Boock s. Pullman of this city.
! Among the marriages reported from
Hudson, Wisconsin, is that of Albert o.
valid, the operator at Glendive, Montana,
and Miss Mary Loesch of this city.
Otto Setter, John Herzog and Robert
Brandt went to St. Paul Sunday as a
committee from the Fire Department to
select new hook and ladder truck.
Lizzie, daughter Of H. M. Ball of
Morgan, formerly prominent citizen
of this county, was married recently to
Frank Gerstmann, the Morgan druggist.
Magnus Peterson, who was committed
to the st. Peter insane asylum from Mic
ollet county in 1866, died last week.
Think Of it! Inmate of mad house for
thirty-two years.
Thos. and Evan Hughes of Mankato
were here, Wednesday trying the case of
EvaDs VS.. Evans, which involves the
ownership of eighty acres of land in the
southern part of the county.
Mrs. B. Follmann will leave this week
for the Twin Cities, Chicago and Mil.
waukee to purchase her stock of fall
millinery. She will also engage the ser.
vices of an experienced trimmer.
| An effort was made here last week tc
secure the Andrews Opera Company fol
a couple of performances at Union Hall
during the Fair, but the price, $175 fol-
each night, was little too steep to war
liant guarantee. 49,.
The mother of E. Y. Hoadley willsre-
move from Minneapolis to this city next
Ispring to reside. A visit Of several
months in New Ulm has convinced he1
that of all the places in which she has
lived this is the ideal one for home.
i Geo. W. Champlin, son of former
Speaker Champlin of the lower house
was here Saturday, visiting his friend
Attorney Hoidale. Champlin is looking
for good town IN which to begin the
practice of law, and will probably locate
in one Of the towns near New Ulm.
i The railroads have agreed on rate
for the Christian Endeavor visitors t
this city in October. Those from The
Twin Cities will be given the liberal in.
ducement of one fare for the round trip
while from other parts of the state 3
rate of one and one-third fare will be
charged.