New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-08
LOCAL NEWS.

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Albert Baarsch is in Sleepy Eye.
J. The county commissioners meet next
Monday.
Franz Grebe will build an addition to
his house. "
Armin Steinhauser was in St. Paul
Thursday on business.
Fred Beinhorn and wife are here on
visit from Helena, Montana. s
Gustav Fischer left for Woods Holl,
Massachusetts, Friday afternoon.
Jerry Subilia has been up from the
= Fairibault Institute the past week.
DR.. Koehne has moved into his new
residence on South Minnesota Street.
Miss Clara Rehfeld left for Chicago
Monday afternoon to spend the sum.
mer.
The funeral of Louis Meyer was held
from his residence yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
New Ulm is to have circus on the
10Th. 1t will be L. K. Burk's circus
and museum.
! Miss Hulda Fischer of Chicago will
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Geo. Schmidt.
DR.. j. W. Welcome, the well-known
Sleepy Eye physician, transacted
business here Thursday.
John Grimmer and three college
students started Thursday morning on
a trip to Devils Lake, Dakota.
Work was commenced last week on
the foundation for Mrs. CRAFTS new
residence on Minnesota Street.
- Hon. K. H. Helling is home from
Washington on a short vacation. He
arrived here Thursday evening.
The papers printed and mailed in
New % during a single month
amount to two and one.sixth tons.
A daughter of Carl Fischer of Lafak
yette died from diphtheria on We'd
nesdaY. She was fifteen years Of age.
The annual school meeting will be
held on the 18th. The members whose
terms expire arc E. G, PAIL and Peter
Scherer.
d. Langhoff's son, Paul, has been
brought home from the Faribault School
for Deaf and Dumb on account of severe
sickness.
Judge Weber and Col. Pfaender
we're the orators at Springfield on the
Fourth. Congressman Lind spoke at
Sherburne
The New Ulm delegates to the Ma
1ional convention Of Young People S
Societies of Christian Endeavor will leave
for Minneapolis to-day.
Charles First and Henry Fnrst Jr.,
proprietors of large brickyards in Chi
cago, are spending the week with the
family of John Hauenstein.
The National and State Editorial AS.
sociations will meet in St. Paul next
week. Representatives of the Post and
Review will be in attendance.
The marriage of Miss Mary Quapdt
of Lafayette and Henry Seavert of Glib
bon will be solemnized at the Methodist
church in this city next Friday.
The Ladies of the Turnverein with
their families and the members of the
Sportsmen's Club as invited guests will
picnic at Hunters Rest next Sunday.
The contract for the brick and stone
work on Fred Williams new building
has been awarded to H. Hanschen.
Schapekahm Bros. will do the carpenter
work.
j. b. Castor came up from the Sol
dier's Home last week to spend the
Fourth 1t is not likely that he will re.
turn as he contemplates trip to Cali.
fornia.
1t is rumored that New Ulm is to lose
one of her best citizens, A. w. Bingham
He will remove to Minneapolis in the
fall to engage in the grain and commits.
sion business.
A picnic was held at Hummel's Lake
Sunday afternoon IN honor of Henry
Hartung, teacher t of gymnastics
from Chicago, who is the guest Of
Richard Fischer.
Ole Synstebe, town clerk of Lake
Hanska, was married on Wednesday,
the bride being Miss Carrie Bjerteson
Of the same town. The Review extends
it's best wishes.
The New Ulm Creamery made one
shipment to Boston Wednesday of 5000
pounds of butter and 5000 dozen OF