New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-09-21

Attorney Seward of Marshall tran
sacted legal business here Wednesday.
Erie Lindenburg has sold his farm
near Lamberton and will move to New
Ulm.
Mrs. Block died at her home near
Sleepy Eye last week, aged eighty-two
years.
Miss Kate Kruger Of this city has
opened dress-making establishment in
Morgan.
Mrs. Murphy of St. Peter has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. F. II. Behnke,
the past week.
The dramatic section of the TURNER
Elm are rehearsing "Die Einquartirung"
for. presentation on the 25th.
Geo. Liebenguth, clerk IN the Pioneer
Drug Store,is spending couple Of weeks
with his mother at Redwood Falls.
John Samuelson, one of the veteran
citizens of Bernadotte, died recently, af-
ter an illness extending over year.
c. R. Case of Sleepy Eye was sprung
last week as the candidate Of the repub-
licans of that town for register of deeds.
Nagel, Boock & Pullman have sold
their recently purchased building on
Broadway to Franz Vogel, the black
smith, for $3.50.
Frank Friberg and Miss Minnie Mar
tin of Bernadotte were married early in
the week, the ceremony occurring at the
Lutheran church in this city.
Rev. johnson and wife and Miss Ca
mile Hirsch will attend the annual con-
ference of the Congregationalists of the
state at Owatonna this week.
schapekahm Bros. will build the new
bank building at Franklin. F. W. Orth,
formerly of New Ulm, is one of the
principal stockholders in the new insti-
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W. Eibner has secured the services of
E. Wichalke, who was baker at the Ryan
Hotel in st. Paul for three years. He
has the reputation of being one of the
best bakers in the state.
Americas funniest and best musical
comedy yet produced, 'sThe Gay Matt
nee Girl" will be at the Opera House
Sunday with Matte Vickers, the favor
lite star soubrette, as 'sThe Girl"
The marriage of Arnold stamm and
Miss Clara Dietz occurred on Wednes-
day. Both of these young people are
deservedly popular and the Review takes
especial pleasure in offering its congra-
tulations. ,~
Among the students at DR.. Martin
Luther College this year is bright
young negro girl from South Carolina.
The college opens with an enrolment
highly gratifying to the director and all
his assistants. 49,. .-> !.
The following were here from abroad
to attend the funeral of William Guth
Mrs. Theo. Schulz, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Gugisberg, Mrs. Geo. Hensler, Mrs. Her.
man Klages and Mr.and Mrs. Alois Guth
of Minneapolis and Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Townsend of CORTLAND.
| The sick soldiers of the Twelfth, who
are now in the hospitals of Minneapolis,
were rendered monster benefit at the
Bijou theatre Monday evening. Leon
and Adelaide Hermann, the great ma
| gicians, furnished the entertainment, un-
der the auspices of the Minneapolis
Times.
| Marshal Hicks brought Jim Smith
down from Sleepy Eye Wednesday and
lodged him in the county jail. Smith
lcommitted a small theft at Sleepy Eye
about year ago and then disappeared
Returning week ago, he was lmmedi.
ately arrested and sentenced to term
| of fifteen days IN the county bastile.
| Union Hall was packed to the doors
Sunday night to witness "a Night al
the Circus Outside Of the music there
was very little deserving Of much praise
and the audience soon tired Of the con.
tinual dancing. The people want some.
thing besides specialties and The compa.
/ my that cannot furnish it fails to satisfy
i Thousands Of Lind buttons have beer
distributed here the past week and still
| the demand for them does not decrease
The soldier boys especially are anxlou.
to secure them, and over seyenty-f6ye
4 per cent of them are already wearing
them. It is the universal opinion among
the boys tina, Lind will get at least nine
. tenth's Of the regiment vote.