New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-16
A child Of Ernst Hoehne died Thurs

A dance will be given in Union Hall
next Saturday evening.
Robert Loheyde arrived home from
Michigan Sunday morning.
DR.. J. w. B. Welcome of Sleepy Eye
transacted business here Friday.
A sister of Mrs. A, Gliding left for
Germany Wednesday afternoon.
VIM. Hummel, St. Paul man, con-
templates starting restaurant in New
Ulm.
l.. B. Krook has decided not to build
his residence this fall but will wait till
spring. ..
A child of P. G. Roberts of Cotton
wood died Monday afternoon Of cholera
infantum.
Mr.. Somerville of Rochester will ex-
hibit 100 varieties of apples at our Fair
this week.
A. K. Teisberg, secretary of the state
railroad commission, was in the city
Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Crone and children are
spending a few days with Minneapo-
lis friends.
Last Wednesday twins, boy and girl,
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. John
son of tssig.
c. II. Ross and wife will return
from North Carolina the latter part
of this week.
Chas. Grussendorf and j R;ech left
on Saturday for St. Paul Park to attend
a Methodist college.
F. W. Hauenstein has supplied his
jewelry store with new Mosler-Bah-
mann safe, easily the finest in the city.
Miss Phillips, who has been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Bosch for
some months, has returned to Manka-
to.
} VIM. Martel had his hand smashed in
coupling cars at Kasota last Wednes-
dav night. He is now at home in this
city.
: The marriage of VIM. Durbahn tt
Miss Sadie Rieke, daughter of Free
Rieke of West Newton will take place
on October 1st
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Small Sunday morning. Mr.
Small is manager of B. Marscbner's
Wooden Works.
The survivors of First Minnesota
Battery held reunion in St. Paul last
: Thursday. Col. VIM. Pfaender Of this
y, city was reelected president.
Railroad business at New Ulm il
booming. Out OF SO train orders SEN
out from Winona in one day last week
the New Ulnl office received half O.
them.
Henry Genzer was brought dow
from Lamberton on Saturday by Mar
shall Lauer ami CHARTERED at Hotel d.
Schmelz. He is in for ten days TO-
drunkenness.
H. J. Lueders and wife of Chicago
. and Mrs. Chas. Schoregge of SLEEPY
Eye were among those wins ATTENDED
the Vogel- Behnke wedding ceremonie
l. last Wednesday.
The Eagle Roller Mill again capture,
the first prize on flour at the State Fai
this year. The sample was not brand
- ed,so that no prejudice could be show1
in awarding the premium.
Judge E. St. Julien Cox OF St. Pete
appeared before Judge Weber Thurs
. day morning and secured the release 0
Rolf, the young man who is serving
sentence in the st. Peter jail on charg
: of bastardy.
Wagner & Saverien will exhibit tw,
), artotypes on silk at the coming Fair
The pictures are fine specimens of ar
,. and will be given away to the partie
u exhibiting the best oil paintings in fig
ure and landscape.
i M. Mullen spent the week up at hi
farm near Sleepy Eye. While there b.
q threshed his crop and is immensel,
pleased over the result. Wheat aver
aged 80 bushels, and the barley yiel'
y was fully 40 bushels to the acre.
u Mayor Wagner, O.. M. Olsen AM
y wife, DR.. G. Hirsch, G, L. Roos, Loui
g Schilling, VIM. Pfaender, L. B. Krook
Ii Aug. Conrad and c. Schaefer an,
daughter were among the New Ulm Wis
IS itors at the Twin Cities last week.
A son of Wolfgang Hacker of Lafay
- cite fell from grain stack onto tn
% pully of threshing machine last Sat
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