New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-05-06

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Attorney somerville was in town
Saturday.
DR.. Stoddard Of Fairfax was in town
yesterday.
DR.. j. L. Schoch has been entertain
ing cousin from Michigan.
Heller s Setter have been given the
contract for painting the Eagle Mill.
Editor johnson of the st. Peter Her
aid was in the city for a short while
Saturday evening.
Herman Keller of Janesville has
been visiting for several days with his
sister, Mrs. Geo. Bevier.
The old court house is beng removed
this week. A few days will see the
ground entirely cleared.
Book beer made its appearance Sat-
urday. The Office force extends thanks
to Frank Grebe for a case
Another child of Jos. Traurig and al
so one of Alois Hacker Of Lafayette died
last week from diphtheria.
Albert Meyer came home from the
St. Paul Business College last Friday
to attend his father who is very sick.
John Lockway and Hugo Schleuder
of Springfield assisted in the exercises
at the Zoeglingsverien entertainment.
The contract for constructing the
arches in the new Catholic church was
given on Monday to Schapekahm Bros.
& Co. -
Mrs. Graft contemplates the erection
of a new residence Oh the lots on
Minnesota Street next to Nj. A. Bing-
hams residence.
For few minutes here Sunday after
noon it showed quite heavily. In some
portions of the county the ground was
given white covering.
Judge Brandt went to Springfield
yesterday to make an insane examina-
ton. To-day he will hold a special ses-
sion of the probate court at tre same
place.
Chas. Wagner and VIM. Koch left for
Red Wing Monday night to attend the
Grand Lodge session OF the A. O. U. w.
Grand Master Eckstein has been in at
tendance since Saturday.
Two young men rode down from
Sleepy Eye on bicycles Sunday evening
IN an hour and three quarters. A
bicycle club of ten or fifteen members
has been organized in that town.
Arbor day was appropriately observed
at the public school grounds by the
planting of great number of trees.
Would that it had been observed as
well by every owner of a lot within the
city.
Chas. Krook who is now attending
the Swedish College in St. Peter, will
attend the National School of Elocution,
located on one Of the Thousand Islands
in the St. Lawrence river, during the
summer months.
Among those who will supply their
homes with city water-works connections
are b. F. Weber, Charles Wagner,
Jacob Klossner and G. w. H. Heide-
man. Bingham Bros. will also connect
the lumber yards with the mains.
Renville county has made appl1ca.
ton to have her prisoners boarded at
the Brown county jail. Judge Weber
has granted the request, and Sheriff
Schmelz will accordingly be given
charge of four additional prisoners at
once.
The Globe of Sunday again takes oc-
casion to give Charlie Davis of St. Peter
a lift by saying that he will in all pro-
liability be the Republican nominee for
congress- in this district next year. The
Globe knows about as much of the in
tracies of Second district politics as a
savage does of religion. 49,. 49,.
The board of county commissioners
has granted permission to the Lawn
Tennis Club to play tennis on the
courthouse square, provided the mem.
bers do not deface the fence. To Judge
from the proviso, certain members of
the board have evidently witnessed an
exhibition of the clubs playing.
Last Saturday while the renter on
Col, Baasen's Redstone farm was driv-
ing across the track near the river
bridge, his horse became frightened of
an approaching train and suddenly
turned toward the track, tipping the
buggy and throwing the driver onto
the ground SO as to bruise his face IN an
ugly manner. A lot IF eggs that were
| in the buggy were in q scrambled con.