New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-04
. cal News.

General Freight Agent Foster was here
Wednesday. &
Ferdinand Sannwald is employed at
Charles Brust's.
Geo. Gales is learning the barber's
| trade at Frank Leibold's.
Congressman Lind was up at Currie
last week on legal business.
DIR. Weschke will leave for California
this week with portion of his family.
Mrs. Albert Behnke and daughter,
Annie, have returned from Minneapolis.
Miss Iona Baltrusch has resign ned as
clerk in the store of John F. Neumann.
Geo. Schlumpberger Of West Newton
will teach in the town of Sigel this win
ter. % ~*~
Jos. Clausen has moved to this city
from Nicollet and will work in the Eagle
Mill. ..>. 49,.
Fortunately for the city, Mr.. Retzlaff
will make his new building two stories
high. ~..- .....
The West Newton Lyceum will resume
its meetings on Friday evening, Novem'
Der Is.
| An addition of twenty-five feet will
be built to the Congregational church
in spring.
Robert Loheyde and wife returned
from their extended pleasure trip Fri
day evening.
Geo. W. Somerville of Sleepy Eye
had business before the Probate Court
last Saturday.
F. Kuesrow, formerly of Sioux City,
has rented the Kaula building in the
south end of town.
Wenzel zangel OF New Prague frac-
tured his arm on Friday. The limb was
set by DR.. Fritsche.
Emil Sternberg and wife of West St.
Paul spent Thursday and Friday as
Dakota House guests.
Theo. Jappe, the teacher, went to Da'
venport last week and returned with
his family to this city. ~
Jos. Busch was brought down from
Lamberton last week for twenty days
lodging in the New Ulm Jail.
The mail from the east on Monday
mornings will hereafter arrive on the
500 freight instead of at 1910.
Claus Youngquist of Lafayette wa:
kicked by horse last week and is sui
fering from pleuresy as result.
j. G. Eberle, of Window, one of tn
prominent Democratic politicians o
the state, was in the city over Sunday.
Mrs. A. G. Setter of Winthrop wa
here Thursday and in company wit
her mother left for Iowa to visit rela
= tives.
The wife of Daniel Katz of Fairfa
died on the 31st of chronic brOnchitl
o and heart troubles. Her remains wei
I. taken to Chicago for burial.
. Edward Neumann, who lives ner th
6 hospital, has purchased the farm of i,
Dreger in Lafayette: The considers
= ton was s., 900 for 1856 acres.
q Miss Louisa Haupt has been Gale
home on account of the sudden deaf
OF her father, who lives in Grant count,
Wisconsin, Fairfax Crescent.
A farmer in this county told his wit
that she might have all the wheat whic
9 they raised over Is bushels per acr'
AS a result, she gets about $1,000.
The furniture for Henry Crone's ne
a. store arrived Monday and will
u placed at once. He will be ready #
~ business the latter part of the week.
IL Herbert Jones of Milford last wee
It. purchased of Iowa parties handson
49, Cleveland Bay at a cost of 81, 500. TT
horse is perhaps the finest in Brow
county.
Edward Neumann of Linden has So
N his farm to Andrew Peterson of Oak
ri. ia for $4,000. Neumann will remove
IN Fairmont with the view of engaging
pit business.
do Architect Thayer, of Mankato, W;
I'D here Monday to arrange for drawn
a plans for another fine new buildin
Mr.. Thayer is the designer of the Nj
tsonic Block. - -.s.... -. ... .. ...... E
Arrangements are being made
!, have series of lectures delivered he
during the winter by such divines
ReY. Smith Baker, Rev. Wayland Ho
3s and DR.. Wells.
Rcy. Zeyher, late pastor of the ne
Evangelical church Of this city, remov,
on Tuesday to Fairmont. It is qui