New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-08
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oA' AAoniy, anu family, VI w luOud.
John P. Lewis Of Helena, Montana
was in the city Wednesday on business
Albert Hauser has returned from
Napervil4e, Ill.,, to his home near Sleepy
Eye. ....
1gnatz Ambrosch moved into the
building, formerly occupied by Dr.
Koehne, on Wednesday. #.@@ ...
Miss George and Miss Mclaughlin
left for VALPARAISO, Ind, on Monday, tt
attend summer school. III st.
Miss Paul,na Schuetz is home from
the Milwaukee Seminary, from which
she graduated with honors. .& .
Che Park or Harris Theatre of St.
Paul, formerly the old Turner Hail.
was destroyed by fire on the Fourth.
Jacob Klossper and O. NJ. Olsen went
to Mankato Wednesday on business
connected with the new Masonic Block.
Judge Webber is holding the annual
term OF court at Lake Benton this week
Reporter Eckstein is also in attendance
The family of Mr.. Saverine arrived
from Iowa last week and are at home
at the corner of Broadway and Second
North.
Judge Brandt will 90 to Sleepy Eye
this afternoon to conduct an exam
nation of Mrs. Neubauer as to he1
sanity.
Certain parties are agitating driving
park association. A meeting was tc
have been held last evening to discuss
the matter.
A special meeting of the council wa:
| held last week at which the work O.
John Gleason & Son, the water-work!
contractors, was accepted.
A largely attended picnic was held ii
Anton Sperl's grove in Cottonwood
last Sunday. The New Ulm Maenner
Choir furnished music for the affair.
Hon. j. j. Furlong, the Austin farm
er statesman, was in the city yesterday
on business. Mr.. Furlong was prom
inent member of the lower house of tn,
last legislature.
Fred Gley will not engage in bushes
for himself at Redwood Falls as ha
been reported, but will accept posi-
ton as salesman with G. A. Francois {
Co. of that village.
In the Turner Hall prize shooting
contest on the Fourth Chas. Roth, job,
Lila and Chas. Hauenstein carried of
the prizes. At the Catholic picnic Mi
| Faas and John Lila were the winners.
The Equitable Insurance Co. of Wi
mona has been pronounced fagran
fraud by the the insurance commission
er. Quite number of New Ulm peopl,
were financially interested in the con
| Germ.
E. D. Price of Cambria came to tow
Friday night to receive surgical treat
ment for a broken nose. The acciden
occurred to the young man while catch
ing behind the bat in match ball gam
Friday afternoon.
In Justice Baasen's court room Fri
day afternoon VIM. Vetter sued VIM
Baarsch, both living on Summit Avenue
for allowing his horses to run at large
The defendant was fined SIS and costs
amounting in ali to 1926.
Gustav E. Lambrecht of Sigel ant
Miss Emma N. Schroer of this city wer
married on Tuesday of last week. Bot
are prominent and respected youn!
people and the Review wishes them
voyage through life of una!loyed Joy.
While reviewing the Third Regimen
at Lake City last Thursday as a mem
Der of the governors staff, Major Eek
STEMS horse became unmanageable, say
the Minneapolis Tribune, and the Majo
was thrown TO the ground and barrel
escaped being trampled upon.
The shooting of large fre.cracke
on Minnesota Street Saturday eveniD;
caused stones to fly in various direc
tons and some of these pierced the win
dows of the Citizens Bank and Eek
STEMS drug store with as much meet
as if they had been fired from gun.
DR.. Wnl. P. Pfster has decided to re
move from New Ulm. He was up a
Lam berton last week looking over tina
prosperous little village, and has mad
up his mind to locate there at once. DR.
Pister is deserving young physician
and the Review wishes him the success
in his new field to which his merits en-
title him.
The eight-year old daughter of Con
rad Schaubut, of Town Bashaw, cam