New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-24
- Al, NEWS.
Albert Olson of Nicollet was d caller

VIM. WelIner, prominent citizen Of
Lafayette, is very sick.
Richard Fischer arrived home from
Ann Arbor Wednesday morning.
: J. Newhart and son, Horace, left
/ Friday evening on a trip to Montans.
From fifty to seventy.6 five men are
now at work on the Eagle mill i'm
provements. .~... .s.@s
The Congregational Sunday School
held basket picnic near the Minnesota
Eyer X,e' Yesterday
!, w. G. Brown, of the Winona & St.
reter Land Company, transacted bus.
ines here Saturday.
Hon. Gerhard Gjersten of Minneapolis
has been secured to deliver the Fourth
OF July address at Sleepy Eye.
H. F. Schroeder, who was formerly
! located at Essig, is now engaged in bust
ness at Arlington, South Dakota.
Jacob Klossner and John Lind were
in Mankato Wednesday, perfectlng
arrangements for their new building.
j. H. Cosglave, of LIE Sueur, was
here Thursday, looking over the town
with view OF starting harness store.
There is no truth in the statement
that the interests of A. c. Ochs in the
Springfield mill have been sold to Isidor
Haas.
Cigars were given away at the res
taurant of W. Elmer last Wednesday.
The cause was the addition to his fami-
\ ~ of daughter.
Chas. Krook will leave on the 9th
20 attend the school of elocution, locat.
ed on one of the Thousand Isles in the
St. Lawrence river.
II. Hanschen of this city has been
awarded the contract for the construc-
ton of brick store for H. Meyer, the
Sleepy Eye druggist.
Rev. Forbes, who spent a couple of
days in this city recently, was adjudged
insane in St. Paul last week and CON-
mitted to the asylum at Rochester.
Il e.. Hensel, Ferd. .Bachmann. Christ
fJ ian Fritz, Chas Hansing and Bernard
e Vetter were granted citizens papers
n, during the present session of court.
! James McGinnis, the Morgan prison
er in our county Jail, was released last
week by paying ss50.15. His sentence
was a choice between the above fine or
80 days.
N. B. Noble of Mankato has been in
town the past week, endeavoring to
start a lodge of American Woodmen.
The order is one started mainly. for its
insurance features.
I The school board held special
meeting last week to consider the resig-
nation of Gustav Fischer. The resig-
nation was Withdrawn upon raising his
salary from $3.50 to $1,000.
Among other proceedings of the Dis
trict court Matthew S. Wilson and Alice
E. Wilson were allowed to adopt r
child bv the name of Ida Eldora Abbot
and change her name to Wilson.
The appeal in the case of VIM. Hurl-
bert of Winona VS.. The New Ulm
Basket Works and others will be argued
before the supreme court next Friday.
Mr.. Lind will appear in person for the
respondents.
At the rifle shout Sunday morning.
John Lila made the best score of the
season. The next best scores were
made in the order given by Theo. Muel-
Ter. Gustav Goetsch, E. Brandt Jr. and
Julins Krause.
The German Methodists of Southern
Minnesota held their annual encamp.
ment in West Newton last week. Pre-.
siding Elder Preine of Faribault had
charge of the meeting, and large at.
tendance is reported.
Our old friend, Steve Gilland, OF
Y. Home, was caller Thursday and re.
E$newed his allegiance to the Review.
f Glland is one of the Jefferson school,
but nevertheless admits that the Review
leads the papers of Brown county.
= Richard Fischer of this city won
Il the prize offered by a Baltimore firm
for the best pharmaceutical preparation
J made by any member of the junior
7 class of the Ann Arbor School of Phar.
! macy. The prize consists in large
collection of drugs.
The Cecilian Society will 60 to Fair.
fax next Saturday evening to give an
entertainment. On Sunday they will