New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-30
Local News.

I, The kindergarten school opene
Monday.
! Paui Hauser of st. Paul was here Sat
urday.
Chas. Silverson will return to New
Ulm to-day.
| The family of Dr. Hlrsch will remov,
to Mankato. as-.
John Daut and Anna Schottenbauel
were married Thursday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Vogtel Saturday morning.
Rev. Berghold will arrive in the city
from St. Paul this evening.
1t. Scherer left for Oklahoma Tues
day to enter the Fifth Cavalry.
Mrs. Fischer went to Chicago las1
week to visit with her daughter.
Jos. Schumacher will give dance at
his Tivoli next Sunday evening,
Mrs. c. Il. Ross is back from her
North Carolina and Wisconsin visit.
The schools closed Wednesday after.
noon on account of the extreme hot
weather.
H. W. Lamberton, the Winona at
torney, was in town on legal business
Thursday.
The Sportsmen's Club will hold its
regular quarterly meeting next Sunday
at Hunter s Rest.
Rev. H. Schnittker attended the ann
ual conference of German Methodists in
St. Paul last week.
Albert Behnke will leave for Chicago
to-day to continue his studies at the
Veterinary Institute.
Henry Keller was quite sick several
days of last week as the result of over
| work during the Fair.
E. G.. Koch and wife sailed from
Germany last Friday. They will arrive
in New Ulm next week.
Werner Bosch has bought the prop
of Mrs. Clara Sentcke, consisting of lots
6 and in Block ~, South.
Julius Berndt prepared the float for
the Pabst Brewing Co. in the Minneap.
oils Harvest Festival parade.
A weather signal service. station will
be established here providing someone
is willing TO pay for the flags.
Miss Amelia Schaeffer of St. Paul is
dangerously i'll at the home of her faith
er' Christian Schaeffer, in this city,
Frank Memo will take Geo. Learv's
place as messenger boy for the depot
Offices. The latter will attend school.
Peter scherer, E. Burg and VIM.
Koch represented the New Ulm Turn-
verein at meeting of the Bezirk in St.
Paul last week.
F. W. Fritsche, son of Fred Fritsche
of Lafayette, left for Evanston, ILL.,, on
Friday to attend the dental school of
the Northwestern University.
VIM. Duncan, of Sleepy Eye, has &C
cepted. a position as assistant engineer
in the Empire mill. He will move his
family to this city in few days.
Henry holves has been confined to
his room the past week as the result of
injuries sustained in being thrown from
horse on the last day of the Fair.
VIM. G. Frank is initiating himself in
the duties of a bank cashier in the bank
of Winthrop. January 1st he will take
charge OF the Springfield institution.
Fl. B. Willis. state oil Inspector, has
appointed A. Blanchard as deputy for
this county. Nicollet county will be
looked after by Frank Lindberg of St.
Peter.
Fire broke out in the Van Dusen Ele-
vator Tuesday afternoon, and had it
not been for the presence of Geo. Bevier
at just the right time, the building would
have burned.
The Eagle Mill Elevator ''C'' will
hereafter be run by rope transmission
from the mill engine. Heretofore the
power was received from small engine
in the elevator.
Emil Setter has re-opened the ph oto-
graph gallery on Broadway next to the
Fire Department building and is now
prepared to do all kinds of Photographic
and tin-type work. ......
DR.. Wakefield and wife, of Lake Ben.
ton, spent Saturday evening in New
Ulm, the guests of Mrs. Berry. The
doctor was at one time practitioner
of medicine in this city.
The marriage of Otto Palmer anc