New Ulm review., 1900-10-10

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day showing q lars me- stock of cioak
ard Jackst1.
HI diths sisnehtsf sof III
I +. Koehns of Sleep ~, diad yesterd..
morning Of cousulnp ion. She - z: q
Il lysars 81 age, . 11spslnulaber . Il thss 3. NC
of slsspy Eye, and - wslls known 4
thisZ city
n j. Rsardon, prominent grain
i dealer at LAmberton, was transacting
Il business il this city llonday Rad
wood county = said "a, 5.sis ordinarily
lrepublican 81 about 600, but this year
e i going for Lind. = SIS,
The Young Peoples Society of Chris.
j tian Endeavor cordially invites you 70
attend the Autumn Social to be given s
the home Of Nj. and Mn. Gotleib
Schmidt, Second South and Front
streets, Friday evening. b
A. q. BehEke, an old New Ulm boy
who inowoccuple the position OF train
dispatcher on the Northwestern at Tracy,
was stricken With IN stack 81 telegraph
er's paralysis last Saturday. but q pres
ent reports y doing well. &.
Tho livery barn Of Heu,y Fortwengler
at Springfield Va totally destroyed BY
fire Saturday afternoon. The loss will,
I've understand, reach in the neighbor-.
hood Iof $500, all the live stock and
much Of the equipment being saved.
At Union Springs, N. r, Saturday,
September %, there was born to Rev.
and Mrs. 81. Z. Buzzell . daughter. Rev.
Buzzell was formerly Unitarian minister
in this city and he and his wife have
many. friends here who congratulate
them on their good fortune.
FRANK Hubbard, who some weeks
since enlisted in the volunteer service
and went to San Francisco, will, it is
understood, soon receive his discharge
for the reason that he was under age
when he enlisted, and will return home
to resume his studies in the high school,.
At the last meeting of the Y. P. S. G.
E., Edwin Juni and Miss Camilla Hirsch
elected as delegates to the annual CON
ventien of the Christian Endeavor to be
held at Albert Lea October 18th to 21st.
G.. A. Ottomeyer, Herm. Held and Have.
lock Mcclellan will also attend the con-
vention. ~. ., "
The lecture at Turner Hall Sunday ev-
ening by Konrad Mes, one of the fore
most German poets of the day, was we'll
attended and was thoroughly enjoyed by
all who heard it. Mr.. Mes is an impress
slve speaker, thoroughly at home in his
subject and held the closest attention of
his audience throughout. . .5...-
The second picnic given this fall by
the Sons of Hermann at Hermann's
Heights Sunday afternoon was decided
success in spite of the cold weather
which prevailed. The Northwestern
brought in about 1000 people by three
special trains, one each from Watertown,
s. d., Zumbrota and Redwood Falls. =
Prof. W. NJ. Sloane of Princeton has
written an article on "Napoleon, the
Boy" to appear in the Youths Compan-
ion of October 18th. He paints viyid
picture of the early: hardsh1ps and strug-
giles of a boy Of humble origin who be-
came the greatest soldier and statesman
Of his time, and Emperor of the French.
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tan endeavor of the Congregational
church will give a social at tho home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Schmidt on Fri
day evening of this week the proceeds
of which will be used to defray the ex-
penses of the delegates to the annual
meeting to oe held at Albert Lea next
week. - ~" A-@ ~. f.
The state central committee has as
signed to this city for an address IN the
German language A. Won Mason Of
Illinois, for Monday evening, Oct. Is.
We are assured by the committee that
Mr.. Won Mason is an exceptionally fine
orator and the German voters of the
city wilrd we'll to give him an impair
a tial hearing. $.. ..s Il.
The action of the republican campaign
committee in securing what is known as
. "shut out" contract on the opera house
i for the present campaign may be q cute
campaign trick but that it will prove
.lgood politics is very much doubted