New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-11-23
Prof. Robe IT Jache Of Mankato was

VIM. Pfefferle visited Springfield
friends on Monday. ~. "
Henry Vedder made business trip to
Winthrop yesterday. s..,z...*.
Geo. Doehne Jr. was up from Austin
over Sunday on a visit. -. ~. !. =
The death of Mrs. Charlotte Lauschke
occurred Wednesday evening. :
J. H. sigel made trip to St. Paul
and Duluth the latter part of the week.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day. 1t is
needless to say that we are in thankful
mood. - -,
Arrangements are now being made for
holding a Farmers Institute here this
winter.
| The city council has refused to allow
Mr.. McCall's bill of extras for work on
the sewer.
The Review office is now located in
the new Schoch building, just south OF
the Masonic Block.
Alb. Hauser, the Fairfax boy who was
recently admitted to the bar, has decided
to locate at Morgan. -
Theo. Rlchartz, who moved from Mil
ford to Burnstown three years ago, has
returned to his old home.
Lind's plurality ove1 Eustis according
to the official figures is 20,472. Canty
was beaten by less than 1900.
Senator elect Somerville is being
talked of IN connection with the chair.
mansnip of the judiciary committee.
Miss Minnie Hesse of this city and
William Kuehn OF Sigel were united in
marriage by Rev. Albrecht yesterday at
ternoon.
Thee. Crone represented the New Uln
Vinegar and Picking Co. at meeting OF
the vinegar men of the state in St. Pau
last week.
Clinton Perry, the surveyor, has gone
west to assist Capt. Wanzer in some work
for the Oregon Short Line. He will be
gone all winter.
Gen. Pope of Mankato is now being
prominently talked of for bank examin:
er. Mr.. Pope was here last week anc
had conference with Lind.
Monday night brought with it as Sc
we're storm as this section has exper
fenced in years. 1t was almost impos
sible to walk the streets 70" more than
block without being lost.
Mr.. Ahlness, the manager OF TIN
Hanska-Linden store, will tender hi
resignation as such at the annual m, ct
ing in January. So says correspond.
ent of the Madelia Messenger.
Miss Emily Triton, who has bee
acting as Red Cross nurse in tn
Sternberg hospital at Chickamauga sine
early in August, has been relieved an
expects to reach her home in this count
to-day.
On Wednesday there occurred the mai
rage of Miss Augusta Quense OF tins Ct
ty and Mr.. Thos. Clark of Argyle TIL
groom is an Argyle business man an
= the young couple will make that villag
Il their future home.
It will he sad news to many in Ne
Ulm to learn that Rudolph Kieslinl
a former New Ulm boy, is now an inmat
CT an insane asylum in Washington. Ju
what caused him to become demente'
his friends here have not been informe'
The marriage of Miss Louisa Haen;
O and Chas. Dobbersteia of West NewtC
q occurred last Tuesday. The bride ar
e groom are both popular young reop
q who have the we'll wishes of all wi
know them. The Review joins With ot]
!, ers in extending congratulations.
e The following will take leading r"l
t. in the production of "Die Orientreis'
: next Sunday evening at Turner Hal
h Mrs. Stelnhauser, Mrs. Spoerhase, MI
Bell, Misses Meta Setter, and Pauli'
II Spoerhase and Robert Scherer, FIR.
r. Spoerhase, A. J. Alwin,~ James Seine
r der, Albert Steinhauser and W. E. Koc
q The Minneapolis Press Club tendert
a reception to Mayor elect Gray la
Thursday evening ct which Mr.. and MI
e Lind, William Henry Eustis and Mr.. al
N Mrs. Webster were honored guest
sr When Mr.. Eustis arrived there was
8. hearty grasp of hands on the pa Of Il
two late rivals and many facetious !
n marks were exchanged. The meetiI