New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-09-07
Mrs. SIgel and son returned from their

Jos. ArDes, the ClaremOnt drugg.at,
visited here during the week.
The Subject at Gebser's Hall next
Sunday will be: "The Unknown God.
Anton Fleck and Barbara Saffert were
married at the Catholic church yesterday
Otto Schleuder has gone to North
Dakota to work a, his trade, thato a
jeweler.
Attorney Holdale spent Saturday at
the Capitol City on business of legal
nature.
Henry Hummel has secured position
as bell-boy in the Metropolitan Hotel at
st. Paul.
Ed. Mayors has given up his position
at Stengel's and is now in the employ OF
Frank Burg Jr.
George Doehne Jr. came up from Aus
tin Saturday to attend the funeral of
1t. Louie Mueller.
Frank Breltkreutz, who is well-knoWn
here, will be assistant cashier OF the new
bank at Lamberton.
Emil Voss, young Tracy printer,
died at the hospital in this city last
week of consumption.
.
Mrs. W. F. Heidrich of Winnipeg sur
prised her mother, Mrs. Popp, with an
unexpected visit Sunday.
It is reported that John G. Rudolph
will return to New Ulm in week or two.
He is now in Minneapolis.
Jay Clay Fremont, negro speaker,
held forth on Center street Saturday
evening and gave talk on the war.
Misses Ida and Meta Koch have been
entertaining their cousin, Miss Minnie
Bangerter of Mankato, the past few days.
Miss Julia Peterson, who was the guest
of Miss Meta Setter for two weeks past,
returned to her St. Paul home Monday
morning.
A. V. Rieke of Fairfax, former West
Newton boy, has been nominated by the
republicans for county attorney of Rem
vile county.
Paul Harbo was brought to the hos
p1tal in this city from Lake Hanska last
week for the purpose of undergoing a
surgical operation. -
Matte Vickers, the clever and artistic
soubrette, will appear here, at Union
Hall, in the "Gay Matinee Grip on the
25th of September.
Editor Hodges of the Sleepy Eye Her
aid has gone to Omaha to spend few
days prior to attending the national ed
itorial convention in Denver.
Miss Eva Higgins will return from her
vacation visit at Minneapolis the latter
part of the week. She will resume charge
| of her class in music at once.
Judge Weber has granted the motion
| of the defendant for new trial in the
case of August KALI against the Winona
& St. Peter Railroad Company.
Mary Steinhaus, who was accidentally
shot in the neck couple of weeks ago
in Eden, will soon be brought to New
Ulm to have the bullet removed.
| Peter Herian was elected 1st vice-pres.
ident of the Retail Liquor Dealers Asso
citation at the annual meeting in Crooks
ton last week. The presidency of tn.
association will undoubtedly be his nex1
year, if he wants it.. .....-.
Mr.. Hintz, the CORTLAND farmer, ha.
taken out an injunction against thu
Northwestern Telephone Company IL
restrain it from building Its line alone
the front of his property. He alleges
that his shade trees will be damaged.
William Haywood, advance agent fol
the Andrews Opera Company, was here
Wednesday and made arrangements fol
the appearance of that excellent musica
organization at the Union Opera House
either late in September or early in DC
tober. The bill for the performance
here will probably be "Cavalleira Rusti
cana,'' with revised version of thu
IssMikado" as curtain raiser.
Dr.Gustav Fischer made the announce
ment last week that he had practically
concluded to move to Minneapolis, es
tablishing himself in the practice Of hi
profession on the East side. This vii
be unwelcome news to his friends il
New Ulm, but it cannot be avoided. Il
Minneapolis he has the assurance of s.
practice, far more lucrative than tina
Il uiven HIM in New Him. and one in keen