New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-10
LOG AL NEWS.

A. J. Domeier is in the city.
j. Newhart is having his residence
reprinted.
E. G. Koch will leave for Germany
next week.
Miss Paula Rudolph is home from
Minneapolis.
E. G. PAIL returned on Friday from
a trip through Iowa.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernst Laue on Wednesday.
N. Heinen has resigned as engineer
at the electric light station.
Fred Wendland will leave in a few
days for Wisconsin on visit.
Contractor Gleason expects to finish
the laying of water mains tomorrow.
Fred Gray of New Auburn has decid-
ed to locate with his family il New
Ulm.
A number of New Ulm people will 90
to Tracy to-morrew to witness the
races.
Herman Schapekahm and family
will leave tomorrow for Quincy, ILL.,,
to visit relatives.
F. NJ. Whitney is again at his post OF
duty IN the depot offices. Mcdonald
has gone to Winona.
A child of. Mrs. Spoerhase died OF
diphtheria Friday morning. The child
was onl! three years old.
The annual meeting of the Brown
County Alliance will be held at Iberia
on the 9th of this month.
James j. Newton has returned from
Washington and Oregon. He claims to
have had enough of that country.
j. c. Scherftius of Winona was here
Monday contracting with Fred Williams
for the cornice for his new building.
Jos. ". Janka, formerly of this city,
late of Minneapolis, was married on
Saturday to Magdalena Karl by Judge
Brandt.
w. L. Seaton is back from Duluth.
He was autographed for as soon as trou.
BILE was experienced at the Electric
Light Station.
Frank Hanft, formerly of New Ulm,
graduated from the State University
last week. His sheepskin reads, ':Bach-
elor of Science "
F. Fritsche sold seven heifers and
three COWS 70 Chas. Stuebe on Monday
for $3.50. Just at present that is con.
sidered a pretty good price.
John Hauenstein has purchased the
bowling alley of Rev. Berghold, and
| will locate it near his residence for the
entertainment of his friends.
Chris. Lehneke, who is working or
| the water-works trenches, was burieC
| up to his neck on Saturday by the cav
ing-in of sand. The only result was s
little scare.
Jos A. Eckstein will leave tomorrow
as delegate to the Supreme Lodge of 4
o. q. W. which meets at Detroit mex
week. Each state is entitled to thre,
representatives
| Geo. Doehne of St. Paul has bee]
spending portion of the week her
with his parents, He will leave some
time this week to view the wonders Q
Yellowstone Park.
| The stock of Schroeder & Schroede
at Essig has been closed out ana sci
Element made with the creditors. Tn
assignee, MIR. Zieske, was able to pa
twenty -nine cents on the dollar.
A G. A. R. picnic and camp fire is t
be held on the historic grounds SUI
rounding Fl Ridgely tomorrow
Among the speakers who are advertise
for the occasion is Col. VIM. Pfaende
| Of this city 49,
| Articles of incorporation were file
with the secretary of state on Friday b
Die Friedens- Kirche of this city, rel
gious corporation embracing the teach
! ings of the Augsburg Confession as ex
planned by the eatechism of Heidelberg
| A civil suit in which j ohm Holm wa
plaintiff and John Gerber, defendent
was up before Justice Baasen last wee
and was settled by a jury verdict i
favor OF the plaintiff. The suit was IN
stituted for the collection of unpai
wages to the extent of $47.45
/ VIM. Diddle, an old Brown Count
settler, living near Sleepy Eye, met wit
horrible death last week. About tire
weeks ago, he was working in well