New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-22
LOCAL NEWS.

on business.
j. c. Rudolph has been spending the
past few days in Duluth.
The Board of Equalization met on
Monday at the courthouse.
Work on Fred Pfaender's new house
was commenced last week. -
Col. Bobleter has written that he will
be up IN few days to visit the camp
at Swan Lake. <. ..--. r.
Scarletina has been reported to the
Health Board in the home of John Held
on North Minnesota Street.
Mrs. VIM. Spoerhase has sold ner
property near Hauenstelns brewery and
will remove to Washington.
The Eagle mill has employed two
new packers from Minneapolis. The
mill will start up on the 1st.
Adjt. Andrew j. Eckstein spent a
couple of days of last week at the camp
of the First Regiment at Lakeview.
Henry Crone has bought in the neigh.
borhood of twenty lots on State Street
from R. Pfefferle and VIM. Pfaender.
Geo. ". Somerville, the rustling and
popular Sleepy Eye attorney, transacted
legal business in our city on Thursday.
John Lila, Gustave Goetsch, E. Brandt
Theo. Mueller and Chas. Hauenstein
were the five highest in the last rifle
shoot.
Geo. Dayton, the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Agent, has rented the vacant room
in the Leibold building next to Otto.
meyers.
J.P. Holmberg, foreman of the Vine
gar Works, has purchased lot in the
northern part of town and will erect a
residence.
Nj. A. Bingham's little son, Harry,
chopped OFT the end of one of his fingers
last Wednesday IN playing with a meat
chopping knife.
Carl Fischer of Lafayette lost two
more children last week from di phtheria.
The remaining two are still afflicted
with the disease.
H. B. Gary, accompanied by DR.. Per-
sons, came down from Marshall Thurs.
day to contract with New Ulm builders
for new residence.
Major Jos. A. Eckstein went to St..
Paul Thursday afternoon to attend re-
ception given by Gov Merriam in honor
of the visiting editors.
| Anton Schwerzler hasn't paid expen-
ces since Wednesday. The arrival of a
son and heir in his home on that day is
sufficient explanation.
A. 9. Ochs brought his children down
from Springfield last week in order TO
avoid the diphtheria which is prevalent
in that village at present.
H. Hartung, the Chicago teacher of
gymnastics who was the guest of Richard
! Fischer for a couple of weeks, left Tues.
| day afternoon for Duluth and Milwau-
! kee.
The family of MI. Bolstad, the engin-
eer at the electric light station, arrived
from Fergus Falls Thursday afternoon.
They will occupy residence on First
South Street.
+. M. Donahower of St Peter, G. A.
Benson, W. W. Dunning and E. H:
Huebner formed party that drove o.
er from Winthrop Sunday to visit our
booming city.
DR.. A. w. Daniels came up from St.
Peter Friday evening to consult with
DR.. Stricken in the case of Geo. Maucb,
a young man of Milford who is suffering
from CONGESTION Of the lungs.
| You can get most anythingi from
Chas Stuebe this week-from a box OF
cigars to carload If cattle. The cause
of his YIN Hip generosity was the
arrival on Wednesday of another son.
Anton Ochs will engage in the bust.
ness which still gives notoriety to ex.
President Hayes. He has commenced
work on large brick barn, (which, when
completed, will be used as hennery.
Parties broke into the residence OF
Julius Guetling Wednesday night and
carried off a good deal of wine, cider
and other liquids. It is thought that
the thieves were hangers-on of the CIR.
Gus. 30
MIR. Jewett of Vermont who was here
few days ago gave it as his opinion
that New Ulm is the most substantial
and prosperous city of its size that he
had seen during his trip through the
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