New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-23
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last week.
Mrs. 3. q. Beussman gave birthday
party Monday evening.
Ed Neumann of Linden advertises an
auction for October 3rd.
Herman Beussmann and wife are vi
sitting relatives in Illinois.
Robert Loheyde will postpone build
ing his house until spring.
DR.. O. C. Stricken was called to Chi
cago last Tuesday on business.
VIM. Silverson will occupy the Hum
mel residence on German Street.
Geo. Dietz has sent his deaf and dumb
to the Faribault Institute.
I 6. A. Ottomeyer will move into
the Beussman building next Monday.
The Congregationalists of this city
have extended a call to Rev. F. l.. Mes
Ike. -
Rev. Berghold arrived in ST. Paul
Monday and will visit New Ulm next
week.
Conrad Dirks has already commenced
work on his new residence to cost
$4,000. 1872
"Shoe Peg is the name of new brand
Of cigars now being manufactured by T.
Mueller.
Mrs. Brey has rented the Zeller build
ding, south of Leibold's residence on
German Street. ..
Emil Mueller of CORTLAND will 20 to
Chicago this week to continue his vet
Urinary studies.
Mrs. Clawson, who has been vlsitir g
with Mrs. John F. Neumann, will re-
turn to Chicago to-day.
j. II. Weddendorf celebrated his birth
day anniversary in the company of a
few friends last evening.
Miss Emma Beinhorn was called to
Winona Monday afternoon to attend
her brother, Alfred, who is dangerously
i'll.
c. H. Hornburg is engaged this week
in moving his store stock to his new
stand, now occupied by Jacob Kloss
ner.
Hecker Post, G. A. R., will hold a
picnic at Hunters Rest next Sunday
afternoon. Everybody Is invited to at
! tend.
: 81. A. Subilia is now engaged as agent
from New Ulm to Pierre for the Chau
tauqua com bination drawing and writ
ing desk.
Mrs. Helen Setter returned from ST.
Paul Friday afternoon, accompanied
by. Mrs. Haupt who will visit here for g
few days.
DR.. E. W. Fish. editor of the Grea1
West, will lecture in Sleepy Eye mex
Tuesday evening on the Giving issue.
of.the day.
C. Bison, boiler inspector for the Sc
coud Congressman district, was attend
ing to the duties of his office in thi!
city on Monday.
F. H. Rehnke has everything ar
ranged now in his new store, and tn.
appearance is such as to please every
one who enters.
G. E.Schmidt arrived here from Ban
colt, Iowa, Saturday evening for a shor
visit. He will 90 from here to Trac,
to start harness shop.
1t is quite probable that the new fur.
niture for the Catholic church will b.
put in this year. The cost will be il
the neighborhood of $4,000.
AS a touching memorial to Chas
Winkelmann, the gripmen on the Selb
Avenue Cable Line in St Paul offered
a beautiful wreath and burial pillow.
The city council on Thursday evenin
confirmed all of the assessments of tn
Board of Public Works for grading o
State street and sprinkling on Mime
sofa.
The Redwood boys, who took in til
ball game Saturday, visited the home {
Mr.. and Mrs, Lind in the evening an
treated them TO q vocal serenade. I'll
boys can sing every whit as well as the
play ball. T
| J. H. Block, the popular Nicon.
county sheriff, won the diamond bade
and the championship of Minnesota {
the State Fair gun club tourname1
this year. His score was 48 out of
possible so.
VIM. Rose has written another Ion
letter to Gov. Merriam, setting forth b
claims for just treatment and calling th
execntive's attention tn certain tasfi