New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-08-06
Springfield Correspondence.

Mrs. y Onn sMcISaVey. OF heuWOOus
Fails, and Mrs. alcBain. of Sleepy Eye,
visited with Mrs. Shields on Thursday.
Mrs William MAIN. of ST. Paul, is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. McKowen.
Land Agent Brown made a business
trip to the Twin Cities last Wednes-
day.
Jos. Leonard, Of New Ulm, was kept
busy last week repairing the boiler in
{ the Roller Mills.
Weigand Hauenstein and Ernst
Brandt. OF New Ulm. were in town
Wednesday.
Quite a number Of new buildings are
going up on Cass St.
Wolf Schmid is building an addition
10 his store Dimensions are 20 by so.
j. L.. Breitkrentz returned from his
visit to Germany last week.
Carl Brown spent Sunday with his
Sleepy Eye friends.
A party Of young folks held basket
picnic at Bois Lake last Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Doty, of CORTLAND, and
Mr. Frank Stout, Of Unionyille. Mo-,
were the guests Of Miss Lillian Ander-e
son during the week.
August Shenk has sold his property
on Gass st. to DR., Lent for $3.50.
Rev. Mentier returned from Chicago
last Wednesday.
John Grimmer and mother, of New
Ulm, visited with Springfield friends
last Saturday.
George Scar, of Milford, was in town
last week locking over the farming
lands ia this vicinity. If you want to
invest George, this is just as good a
place as you can lind.
8 The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Dahlman died last Wednesday.
Miss Mary Benson, Of Lamberton,
spent Friday with Mrs. FL. De Voice.
Master George Leary of New Ulm is
visiting with his Springfield friends.
Mrs. j. Halpin spent the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Lind at New
Ulm.. +,
Mrs. HI. Bendixen returned Monday
evening from Rochester, where she has
been visiting the past two weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Brophy, who has been
very ILL, is convalescent.
DR. Rothenburg was called TO San
4 born last Friday, on professional bust
ness.
Why don't some spirited citizen make
an effort to secure q street sprinkler, or
why don't the village council get a
move on itself and furnish Springfield
with what sheis so much in need Of. The
condition of Redwood Street during the
high winds of last week was simply
horrible Every store was filled with
dirt from top to bottom and it was abb
solutely impossible to keep anything
clean. A street sprinkler would change
all this. Then let us have one by al.
means
II there ever was a convention con-
yened in this state where no faint OF
Doodle was to be found, it was the
j Republican State convention held in
st, Paul last week The candidates on
that ticket are absolutely free from any
eorrupting taints. The ticket is in all
respects clean one, and is bound to
command the respect Of voters who
believe in the aseendency OF the better
element in politics. The platform is
broad enough and good enough for the
entire Northwest. It reflects the best
I thought of the state. e seems to US
that the Republicans can go into the
fight feeling that success will be theirs
y next Il ovember North6eld 4 ews.
ii. IL. johnson. the ire pressible
seeker after Offices IN North Dakota.
has been nomin ated BY the Republicans
10 succeed Hansb borough IN Congress.
Burke heads the ticket as the
nominee for governor
I'd worked them farmers all right, Z
says Bill Erwin, ''but them COMPOUNDED
country editors gave me the laugh.
MidwaY News.