New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-14

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Hall on the evening Of the 18th.
Adam Nix of Cleveland, Ohio, was
here during the week on business.
Rev. Berghold went from here to St.
Paul. He left Thursday evening.
G. T.. Roos made a business trip
through western Iowa the latter part of
the week.
A wedding is soon to occur in this city
in which the contracting parties are both
deaf and dumb.
H. L. Blethen of Minneapolis is put
ting in the engine at Hauenstein's
brewery this week.
T. Mueller was serenaded by the band
on Wednesday evening, the occasion
being his birthday.
Miss Beinnorn returned this week
from Winona where she has been attend
ing her sick brother.
M. Windmueller, the florist and gar
dener, will remove to Mankato this
month with his family.
Hon. Hans G. Hanson, who represent
ed Nicollet County in the legislature
several years ago, died last week.
Mr.. Duncan, engineer in the Empire
Mill, has rented the Mueller building,
formerly occupied by Fred Pfaender.
Miss Martha Laird, formerly of this
city, has been given desirable position
in the public schools of Orteoville, this
state. -
Fred Stewart, bill clerk in the North
western Offices, was called to Chicago
last week by the severe illness of his
mother.
The membership in the Modern
Woodmen lodge is rapidly increasing.
Fifty names will be on the roll before
Christmas.
The wedding of Mr.. Hackbarth of
this city and Miss Muessing of Nicollet
will be solemnized at the Lutheran
church tomorrow.
The Herald is authority for the state
ment that the Sleepy Eye Dispatch will
be sold by the stockholders to H. G..
Hays, the present editor.
Mr.. Gley, an aged citizen, was thrown
of the seat of a buggy while out riding
Sunday afternoon, and received shock
from which it will take some time to
recover.
Flour fell to 500 ger hundred in
New Ulm Friday, and it is estimated
that 100000 pounds have been sold to
the city trade within the past three days
as result. 81 .4 .---.
The transfer of the express Office was
made Friday. Geo. B. Vets, the for.
mer agent, has been called to q position
in St. Paul, and is succeeded by his
brother, Frank A.
E. G. Koch and wife arrived home
safely from their European trip Thurs,
day evening. They were absent over
three months, and enjoyed their visit to
Germany immensely.
1t. Buschers and several other young
men Of CORTLAND will leave about Nov,
LIST, for Southern California to inspect
the country with a view of locating
there. They will 90 over the Sante Fe
route.
Chas. Sommer and daughter. Mrs. F.
M. Whitney, came home from North
field the. latter part of the week. They
had been called thither by. the illness
of Mrs. L. c. johnson, who is now con-
siderably improved.
Rolyes & Wiesner will commence
this week to make large additions tc
their livery barn. One will be s x sc
feet in size and the other 70 K Il. The
extension will give them plenty Of room
and enable them to add largely to their
livery stock.
! In every part of the city small resi-
derces are now in progress of construc.
ton and many foundations are being
laid so as to erect homes in the spring.
It is safe to estimate the total amour,
of building improvements in New Uim
this year at over 100000.
/ The action of John Kohlhase VS.. the
old Sleepy Eye Roller Mill Go. to re
cover $4,000 damages for injuries sus
tanned while working in the mill, ha.
been called for trial in the general tern
of the United States circuit court il
Mankato on November 3rd.
| Sam Millhouse has resigned from hi
position at the New Ulm Creamery OF
account of i'll health and leaves thi
q week for Rice Lake, Barron County
Wisconsin. The creamery loses an ex-
cellent man in Mr.. Mlllhouse, and New