New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-29
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mess.
Benz. Juni is home from w ashington.
Horace Newhart has gone to Chica-
go. J,
T Wenzel Niedegger and Miss Marga-
ret Pechtel of Sigel were married yes
morning.
Andrew J Domeier, who is at present
teaching in the Iberia schools, will ac-
cept position in Illinois.
The following were in Sleepy Eye
Wednesday: Chas. Stuebe, T. Mueller,
Oscar Setter, R. LoheYde, DR.. Schoch
and Albert Behnke.
Tramps are becoming nuisance in
New Ulm. Put them to work on the
streets and the brotherhood will soon
learn to avoid the town.
John Nun Sr. cut his left hand with
a meat axe in the butchershop OF Jos.
Schnoberich early Monday morning.
The hand was almost cut off.
The Swiss celebration will be held at
Turner Hall next Sunday evening. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
Swiss residents and citizens in general.
Mr.. Sudner, the gentleman who is
DESTROYS of starting a glove and mitten
factory here, will visit New Ulm in a
few days to consult with our business
men. -,
Robert Loheyde and Oscar Setter
started yesterday afternoon on four
weeks trip through the east. Chicago
Niagara Falls and the principal cities o.
Michigan will be among the points Wis
tied.
The Mixed Choir has elected the tel
officers: President, L. G. Bell; vice
president, Miss Frida Hauenstein; sec
rotary, Miss Frida Schuetz; treasurer
Herman Mueller; committee on music
J. H. Strasser.
Special trains will run INTO New Uln
from Springfield, Mankato and L
Sueur on the 22nd to accommodate tn
visitors to the Souix monument dedi
cation. They will arrive here at /
o'clock in the morning.
The Sleepy Eye Herald records a
accident that befel Andrew Zswachk
in RUNAWAY last week. His leg wa
fractured in three places near the knee
and if the limb regains its forme
strength at all it will require man
months.
Our friend A. W. Bingham, who {
course couldn't be induced to witness
glove contest, registered at the Me-
chants in St. Paul last Wednesday as
W. Bingham OF New Orleans. Wee
nesday was the day set for the Hal
Fitzsimmons affair.
The Beussmann building now occ1
: pied by F. H. Behnke has been rente
l to e. A. Ottomeyer who will take pc
: in September. The store will be ref
ted, and furnished with plate gla
front so as 20 make one of the most d
l. sirable locations in the city.
II 1t is assured now that the promise
mail car will be attached to the mig
trains within two or three weeks.
II. Weddendorf, now clerk GU the
' Paul and Council Bluffs route, will !
/ transferred to the new railway posto
fee on the Northwestern road.
A couple of picnic parties help,
themselves to full measure of EMO
ment at Clear Lake last Sunday. T.
;. weather was superb, the company W
delightful and the victuals-well, the
: was spring chickens among the viano
- and one could hardly get too much.
W A special to the Pioneer fress frc
" St.. Peter says that Henry Moss, far
3: er living near that town, committed.s1
* eide Friday night by shooting. VIII
D found, the whole top of his head W
off and the gun was still in his han
He was sixty years of age, and had
:. ways been known as happy and &C
- tented German farmer.
it What might have been disastro
t. fire broke out in the celler of John
e. Neumann's store Wednesday afternot
but was extinguished before making a
c. progress. The fire started from a lig
y, ed candle IN the hands of young Gle
i'd who was drawing some alcohol from
10. barrel, and was not quenched until
be had burned almost through the fauc
m A few seconds more and there wor
have been an explosion.
er Secretary Heideman of the Fair 4
az ISOLATION IS having beautiful souve