New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-30
Fred Sommer is employ ed in the depot

4AOuudy.
Mrs. Jos. Vogel is the guest Of St
Paul friends.
| The house of Carl Knospe, west Of til.
courthouse, is enclosed.
Peter Folkers visited with John Zieg
| Ter at Marshall over Sunday.
Miss Nina Fischer has opened kin,
dergarten school at her home.
The first frost of the season visited
this section yesterday morning.
W.. L. Seaton took in the harvest fes.
tival in Minneapolis Wednesday.
Miss Addie Russell will leave New
Ulm soon to live with her sister.
DIR. Weschcke and family will!make a
tri p to California the coming month.
It is given out that Henry Crone will
start a general store IN the Doehne
| block.
John Kalb is building a barn on his
farm in Cottonwood that is 95 feet in
length.
F. II. Behnke has been given the ex-
elusive sale of New Ulm Creamery but
ter in this city.
W. G. Brown, land agent for the Wi
mona & St. Peter Land Company, was
here Wednesday.
Franz Buggert, having visited St.
James with the intention of starting into
business, has returned ~.
Frank Hackbarth. of this city, and
Miss Minnie Muesing, of Nicollet, will
be married on the 18th.
A son of Alex Waibel had his wrist
badly smashed between threshing en-
CINE and water tank Monday.
Attention is called to the ads of G. A.
Ottomeyer and c. H. Hornburg. Both
are now located in their new stores,
Lind & Hagberg will appeal to the
supreme court from Judge Webber's
decision in the John Jacob Smith case.
The Hecker Post picnic having been
prevented by rain last Sunday, it will
be given at Hunters Rest next Sun.
day.
W. A. Hubbard is up at Browns Val
ley this week, selling horses and taking
in the Indian dances on the reserva-
ton
c. Sommer and daughter, Mrs. Whit
ney, went to Mortified Monday even
ing to attend Mrs. johnson, who is dan
gerously sick.
Rev. Zeyher of the new, Evangelical
church having resigned, the congrega-
ton here have extended a call TO Rev.
Geo. M. Eyrick, of LIE Sueur.
Another petition for the Communication
of Roses sentence is being circulated
in this city and among the signers are
some of our most prominent citizens.
An entertainment will be given at
Turner He'll on the evening of October
18th. A leading feature will be thea
trical production by the Dramatic Sec
tioh.
The marriage of Miss Frances Muel-
Ter to Albert Metzke of INDIANAPOLIS
has been announced to occur in the near
future. Miss Mueller was formerly of
this city.
+. w. Hauenstein and wife returned
from St. Paul and Winona Saturday af-
ternooD. They will take up their resi-
dence in the Pfenninger building on
Broadway. 49,.
John Koenig, of Lamberton, and Miss
Annie Schiller of Springfield, were
married in this c-.y Monday afternoon
by Judge Brandt. The Review offers
congratulations and best wishes.
John Albert has been engaged to re-
present the J7well Nursery Company of
Lake City in this and neighboring coun-
ties. The company is the one that had
such splendid exhibit at the county
Fair.
John Seifert, one of the early settlers
Of Brown county. died at his home in
Milford last Friday morning, He was
Sc years of age and was one of the old
est residents in the vicinity. The funer-
al was held Sunday afternoon.
Among the amusements that are to
be offered our people in the near future
will be a musical concert by the DAM
orchestra of St. Paul, which consists Of
81 pieces. The orchestra will also be
assisted by some celebrated singer.
Last Saturday fire caught in the
threshing machine of Backer, Haubrict
& Knees in Milford and DESTROYED item
failing a loss to the owners of nearly
/ $500 Three stacks of orroin holonr;n.