New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-05-13
LOCAL NEWS.
August Hummel is back from Kan

0"hnOI ICAG OdLu1Ndys
Last week Charles Stuebe shipped 81
cars of cattle to Pierre.
Mrs. T. Crone went to Chicago last
Wednesday for two months visit.
W. S. Cox, son of E. St. Julien Cox,
has opened law Office in LIE Seuer.
John Lind spent Thursday and Fri
day in the neighborhood of Springfield.
DR.. Strickler returned from Buffalo,
New York, Tuesday evening of last
week.
Thursday was Ascension Day, and
was observed as such in a number OF.
the churches.
Jos. Eckstein was chosen grand rep
resentative at the A. o. U. W. meeting
in Red Wing last week.
VIM. G. Frank spent the greater por-
ton of the week in this city. He makes
his home at Sleepy Eye.
Herman Exner of this city has been
granted an increase of pension through
the agency of A. Blanchard.
Special exercises will be held in the
Congregational church. next Sunday
evening in observance of Pentecost.
Fritz Evertsberg, the old man, who
has been living in the Winkler Building
for years, has been removed to the hos
pital.
A single firm in this city,that of Crone
Bros, bought 1000 dozen of eggs and
1900 pounds of batter in one day last
week.
Two suicides occurred in one day at
the asylum in St. Peter last week. One
of the victims took trough on rats"and
the other cut his throat.
A. Blanchard, who had held down a
corner in the Winkler building for 10!
these many years, has rented an Office
ia the Brown County Bank building.
A teachers association for Brown
county has been organized with the fol-
lowing officers: President, L. G. Davis;
secretary, o. H. Bentz; treasurer, F. L.
Gilland.
Anumber of the school teachers spent
Wednesday at Sleepy Eye. The party
consisted of the Misses Mclaughlin,
George, Rehfe]d. Schapekahm, Beinhorn
and Scherer.
At the Grand Lodge meeting of the
A. 0. U. W. in Red Wing last week
Grand Master Jos. A. Eckstein declined
to serve again. He is succeeded by
Geo. Laing of Winona.
Charles Albrecht, an old citizen of
Lafayette, died last Wednesday of con-
sumption. He was 81 years of age, and
was we'll known throughout the west
ern part of Nicollet county.
Louis kornmann, a ''kloding'' man,
who ran a Cheap John establishment in
this city several years ago, struck a
man in pugilistic tussle at Morton re-
Gently, and it has since been stated that
The man is dead.
Henry Hammer, of Mountain Lake,
was here Wednesday to assume charge
of Seifert's harness store. but for some
reason the sale was not effecled. Some
time in the future, Mr.. Hammer will
open an entirely new store here.
While Holden may have successfully
disguised all feeling when the news of
communication was given to him, certain
it is that he has by this time come to a
tull appreciation of what been done for
him. He is now extremely happy.
At the last meeting of Hecker Post,
initial steps were taken towards the
proper celebration of Memorial Day
this year. Instead of holding the ex.
ercises at the cemetery, it is intended to
hold them in connection with the dedi.
cation of the Sioux mon2meut.
The bridge appropriation for Nicollet
county gives $3.50 for bridge in West
Newton at Eight Mile Greek, and $500
for bridge across the Minnesota river
at CORTLAND. The Brown county ap-
preparation is for two bridges across the
Big Cottonwood and two across the
Little Cottorwo
Among the many fine improvements
that are to be added to New Ulm this
year, one of the finest will be a brick
Office to be erected by John Hauepstein
| near his brewery. The building will be
| patterned to some extent after the En-
pire Mill Office, and will be furnished in
first class style. Work will be com.
| menced at once.
Regarding Rev. Hummer, who was
| boro from, Sih1ov oouptv 1oet 1rao,, 49,