New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-09-07

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mand, and then made arrangements with
the Omaha road for the conveyance Of
all the sick Minnesota troops at Chicka-
manga and other places to their homes.
The train, which will be fitted up with
all conveniences, will be in charge of
the governors private secretary, Col.
Hartley.
Walter Dahm, the Mankato merchant,
visited friends here over Sunday.
Miss Grace Newhart lett for Boston
Saturday to enter the conservatory Of
music.
Attorney Somerville and Banker Mo
Of Sleepy Eye were business visitors here
Monday.
Paul Strelow has purchased the An
derson residence property in Sleepy Eye
for 500.
Miss Maude Gibbs has returned to
Tracy after months visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Hoadley.
The Christian Endeavosers gave lawn
social at the home of Mrs. Otto Setter
yesterday evening.
Miss Bertha Schmid of Springfield has
secured position as teacher in the pub
lie schools of Luverne.
Hugo Roos will spend the present
week in Minneapolis after which he will
return to New Ulm to remain.
Mrs. Hugo Schleuder and children of
Springfield have been guests at the home
of Ernst Brandt since Wednesday.
The family of H. L. saverlen arrived
home from Iowa, where they have been
spending a month or more, en- Friday.
Ralph Yates Jr. has secured position
as express messenger on the Northwest
ern lun between Mankato and the juno
ton.
Ed. P1echt of CORTLAND reports the
loss of SIX stacks of wheat by fire. The
fire started from sparks from threshing
engine.
Mrs. NJ. L. Fisch of Minnesota Lake is
the guest this week of her sisters, Mrs.
Andrew J. Eckstein aud Mrs. W. T.
Ecksteln.
Attorney Olsen of Sleepy Eye has
added to his professional duties those
of father. The little daughter arrived
early in the week.
Chas. Marden, who holds leading
and responsible position with Mannheim
er Bros. of St. Paul, has been visiting
here for several days with his parents.
Gilbert Gutterson, republican candi-
date for the legislature in Blue Earth
county, delivered the address at the Lin
den town hall celebration Saturday eve
ming.
Roy Setter has gone into the bill-post-
ing business on quite an extensive scale
for boy. Last week several large bill
boards appeared about town under his
direction.
Col. Bobleter writes that 1t. Buschers
is so sick that it has been found neces-
sary to send him to the regimental hos
pital: The colonel has strong hopes,
however, of his recovery.
The marriage of William Goede and
Miss Lucinda Dingler will occur on the
18th. The young couple will make their
home IN Sanborn, whittier the best wish.
es of host of friends will attend them.
The attendance at the hunters chicken
picnic Sunday afternoon was unusually
small, for various reasons, but the affair
was none the less pleasant. In the neigh.
borhood of eighty chickens were disposed
Of.
Invitations have been received in this
city, announcing the marriage on the
14th of this month of Miss Charlotte
Schmall of Redwood Falls and John J.
Palmer of Gibbon. The latter is son
Of Alois Palmer Of this city and for sew.
eral years was popular clerk in the
drugstorefof W. G. Alvin. The we'd
ding will occur at the Presbyterian
church in Redwood.
Many requests have been made for 9
John Lind campaign button. As a re.
suit the inventive genius of Ed. A.
| Stevens has solved beautiful design
that will be out in few days. The de.
sign consists of the American and Cuban
flags crossed and inithe center IS a pic.
ture of John Lind in blue regimentals
An eagle holds the flags in its talons