New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-29

VIII G. Frank returned from tn
west last Saturday.
Rev! Frey left with his family fol
Fairmont yesterday.
T. Crone mas purchased Rudolph
Settlers driving horse.
A dance will be given il Union Hall
on the evening Of May 3rd.
Geo. Schmidt's oldest daughter will
attend the Chicago Ladies Seminary.
Among the new arrivals of the week
was q daughter in the family Of Fr. Sci
fert.
John Moonan, an attorney from Wa
SEGA. had business before Judge Webber
on Friday.
The City Band will commence to
give concerts in the German Park next
Saturday evening.
w. F. Holden of Luverne was ex-
pected here yesterday for the purpose
of seeing his brother.
August Hoffman, came down from
Springfield Monday to work for the
Schell Brewing Company.
Jos. Eckstein spent the week in Du.
luth in his official capacity as Grand
Master Of the A. O. U. w.
Lind & Hagberg will appeal from the
decision of the probate court in the
John Jacob Smith homestead case.
DR.. Stricken started on the Railway
Surgeons trip to Buffalo on Monday.
He will be gone little over ; week.
Mrs. E. G. Koch and Mrs. Otto Pless
started for Germany last Saturday.
They will leave New York on the SOth.
The front of E. Wicherski's buildings
is being torn down this week and will
be replaced with new and more mod
ern one.
The Rose case was argued and sub
mitted in the Supreme court yesterday.
The decision will be made in two Or
three weeks.
Anton Ochs has purchased the prop
erty Of Carl Schumacher west of town
for $4,000. The latter will probably re-
move to Milwaukee.
Rev. Nobis and wife. will leave for
the east tomorrow. Rev. Meske, who
is to fill Rev. Nobis' place. will arrive
from Chicago to-day.
DR.. F. P. James of Sleepy Eye was
elected treasurer of the Southern Mime
sofa Dental Society at the annual meet
ing at Mankato last week.
Mrs. Grimmer has sold her property
near Peter uerian's home to.a Mr..
Schade of Duluth, who intends to be-
come permanent resident.
H. G. Garfield makes business trips to
New Tim regularly every Saturday. It
will not continue long as he has al
ready furnished a house. Winthrop
News,
The men, who are employed in laying
the water mains, went off on strike
last Wednesday. As . result, their
wages were raised from S1.25 to $50
per day.
Mrs. Roberts, aged sixty seven, died
on Tuesday Of last week from dropsy
The funeral was held from the home Of
her son in The lower part of town Thurs
day morning.
Jacob Hottinger is in receipt of . let
ter from California to the effect thai
Mr.. and Mrs. Pfenninger arrived IN San
Francisco on the 10Th. From Their.
they went to Los Angeles.
The Advance says that F. Aufder.
heide Of this city was in Springfield lus'
week, arranging to unite with A. G.
Ochs and Frank Jaehn in the establish.
ment of large brickyards at that place
The death of Rudolph schaeffier O
Cottonwood occurred Sunday afternoon
from d:phtheria. Mr.. Schaeff1er was 3
young man, only twentY.six years o.
age, and had been married only a few
weeks.
As many as 5000 dozen Of eggs were
purchased in this city last Saturday,
As an egg town. New Ulm is ahead d
any Of its neighbors, and among com.
mission houses, the eggs shipped from
here have q reputation for being fresh
and clean.
Holden doesn't believe that Demo
crat can get anything from this admin.
istration. He has stated that he now
piyes m all hone and saws he doesn't