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

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A son was born to Nj. and Mrs. Aug
Pullman On Monday
Merchant Summerfeld is paying q
business visit to the Twin Cities this
week.
Miss Mary Mason Of st. Peter was q
guest at the Mullen home several days
last week.
VIM. s. Cox, son Of e., st. Julien, is
candidate for county attorney in lie
sueur county.
Brewer Steffen has purchased the
Farmers Mercantile Company's store
building at Evan.
Christian Seifert Of Milford has pur-
chased lots in this city and will erect a
residence this fall.
VIM. Koepke has severed his connec-
ton with the Eagle Mill and purchased
a butchershop in Winthrop.
Henry Gugisberg, the well-knowu
Gibbon citizen, was married recently at
Hudson, Wisconsin, to Miss Amelia
Stiehm. 5
Emil Voss, young Tracyite, was
brought to the hospital in this city the
forepart of the week. He is: suffering
from consumption. @ /
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hauser's little
daughter, Anita, died recently at their
home in St. Paul of spinal meningitis.
The deceased was nine years old.
Jesse Palmer, Alonzo Pickle and Geo.
Wheeler will represent the Sleepy Eye
post at the National Grand Army en-
campment in Cincinnati next week.
Albert Metzger will arrive fromIndian.
apolis Saturday to join his wife, who has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Werner Bosch, for several weeks past.
Capt. Rettig, veteran travelling
salesman and an especial friend of our
own Capt. Burg, died on Friday in Chi
cago. Death was caused by pneumonia.
Herman Drill of CORTLAND township
and his brother-in-law, MI. Westpahl of
Buffalo, New York, contemplate engag-
ing in the mercantile business at Court
land village. .es.sa ...,., w.: IL. &C..
Martin Penning will exhibit in the
neighborhood Of twenty varieties Of
plums at the county fair this week.
From here he will take them to the state
fair at Hamline.
Hog cholera has made its appearance
in Home township. DR.. Armand, St.
Paul veterinarian, has been sent into the
infected locality by the state board of
health to investigate.
The new bank at Lamberton is to have
capital of $4,000. DR.. Schoch of this
city will hold thirty shares of the stock,
Peter Manderfeld twenty and Ferdinand
| Crone fifteen. Peter Manderfeld is one
of the directors. ;.
Rev. Berghold, formerly of this city,
was one of the most prominent members
of the Catholic convention in Milwau-
kee last week. Berghold introduced the
resolution congratulating the president
on his conduct of the war.
| The Christian Endeavor convention,
which is TO be held in New Ulm in DC.
tober, will be fovored with the presence
of such distinguished speakers as John
Willis Baer of Boston, DR.. Pleasant
Hunter and Rev. Matt Hughes of Min.
neapolis and DR.. Edwards of St. Paul
All will make addresses.
Mr.. Kenyon of St. Paul and Prof
Phillips of Alexandria were here during
the week taking subscriptions for the
Warner Library of Universal Literature,
Mr.. Kenyon has charge of the work in
this state and says the wonderful pub.
LEGATION is growing in popularity from
day to day. Prof. Phillips was until re.
Gently superintendent of the Alexandra
public schools.
Recently Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wendt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Wendt of Burns.
town celebrated their golden and silver
wedding anniversaries respectively. The
festivities occurred at the home of the
younger couple and about hundred Of
their friends were participants in the
joyous event. Revs. Horst and Rocker
made speeches.
/ Mary Steinhaus, young lady Of
Eden, recently met with an accident that
might easily have. been fatal. Her
brother, young fellow Of nineteen
years, was fool1ng with revolver, which
he didn't know was loaded, and nnex-
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