New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-01
LOCAL NEWS.
H. A. Subilla is back from Chicago.

front.
Geo. Boock was in. St. Paul last week
on business.
The teachers institute opens at Sleepy
Eye next Monday.
John Grimmer is again at his post in
the Register Office.
City caucuses will be held tomorrow
evening al Turner Hail.
LIE. Fritsche is building a residence
on lots west of Turner Hall.
DR.. Stricken was called to Morgan
Sunday morning on professional bust.
ness. +.
Max Hanft is here on visit. He
has recently graduated from Mime
apolis business college.
The members of the I. 0. o. F. lodge
are making arrangements for an even
ing entertainment at Turner Hail.
Herman Vogelpohl and Jacob spaetb
have completed the pipe organ on which
they have been working for nearly a
year.
Easter services were held in nearly all
the churches Sunday morning and even
ing. Some of the exercises were of an
excellent order.
The New Ulm Sportsm Club will
hold it's next quarterly meeting next
Sunday afternoon at the residence of
John Hauenstein.
The attempt to start circulating IL
brary proved successful. The books
have been selected and will be kept at
the drug store of o. M. Olsen.
W. d. Smith and H. G.. Hays of
Sleepy Eye were in town Saturday, ar
ranging for Republican gathering to
be held in that city next Wednesday,.
Will Holden, brother of Clifton, was
here Thursday. When seen by Re.
view reporter, tears stood in his eyes,
and he was deeply affected over his
brothers sad fate.
Anton Gag ard Alexander Schwend-
niger have commenced work on two
large paintings representing scenes in
the Indian war. They expect to have
them completed by fall.
Seeding was commenced last week
on one or two farms in this vicinity. The
wet weather of Sunday and Monday
will delay seeding some, but will i'm
prove the conditions of the soil.
Word has been received from Chica-
go that Albert Behnke has quite re-
covered from his siege OF sickness, and
will be able to return to New Ulm with
his sister the latter part of this week.
Mrs. Franz Emmer died early last
Wednesday morning and was buried
on Thursday, the funeral being held
from the Catholic church. It will be
remembered that her husband died
from heart failure last winter.
Contractor Hanschen of New Ulm, to
| whom was awarded the contract of put
ting in the court house foundation last
fall, has rented the Henzie house on
Minnesota street for his family, and
! will become RESIDENT Redwood Ga
| zette.
The M. E. Sunday school has elected the
following officers: President, Juergen
Durbahn; vice-president,C has. Grussen.
dorf; secretary, Conrad Dirks; treasur-
er, Fred Haenze; delegate to district
convention to be held at Arlington in
| May, Chas. Grusendorf.
In the Essig fire last. week between
| two and three Thousand bushels OF
wheat were destroyed as was also some
lumber belonging to Bingham Bros. OF
| this city. On the warehouse there was
an insurance of $500, but on the wheat
there was none. The elevator belonged
| to II. w. Lamberton of Wlnona.
On the last day for the introduction
of bills, Mr.. Ahlness of this county
brought in one amending the gener-
al laws of 1878 relative to the listing of
mortgages by the register of deeds.
twas referred to the committee on iu-
dietary. In the senate, Mr.. Peterson
introduced one amending the general
laws relating to taxation.
A meeting of the republican club
will be held at Union Hall tonight,
Wednesday, to elect delegates to a
meeting to be held in Sleepy Eye on
the 9th. The latter meeting is for the
purpose of electing league committee
man for the county, and to effect clos
er union between the clubs. The meet
ing tonight should be attended by ev-
cry Republican.