New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-07
Local News.

r. Gollnast has rented the Quenst
residence.
Henry Crone will start into business
November 1st.
The first snow of the season fell yes.
terday morning.
CIV. Borchert has secured material
for Is tubular wells.
Herman Beussman and wife are back
from their Illinois visit.
Senator s. D. Peterson is up at
Browns Valley this week.
Mathew Prom, of St. Peter, has op-
.ened school in Lafayette.
w. E. G. Ross of Blue Earth City
sundayed here with his brother.
Benjamin Juni will have charge of a
school in Sigel during the winter.
r Adam Stadick is. home from St.. Paul
where he has been attending college.
Congressman Lind spoke at the Muir.
ray County Fair in Slayton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Jahnke viii, cele-
brate their silver wedding on the 10Th.
Tom Collins is the new night engineer
in the Northwestern yards at this place.
Miss Alma Dunkel has accepted a
position in the store of B. Behnke &
Co.
DR.. E. w. Fish, of the Great West,
lectured in CORTLAND Thursday even
ing.
Horace Newhart returned from the
Battle Greek Sanitarium Friday after
noon.
A. Henle has furnished his residence
near the Catholic church with water
works.
Geo. Dayton has resigned as agent
for the Singer Sewing Machine Co. in
this city.
Miss Lulu Fischer is spending few
days with Her sister, Mrs. Mareck, IN
Minneapolis.
Henry Lille and sister, Mrs. F. Fritz
sche, returned from New York Satur-
day evening.
The children of the Lutheran school
held picnic in German Park last
Tuesday afternoon.
L. @. Eastman was in town yester-
day for the purpose of organizing a
magazine reading club.
DR.. j. w. B. Welcome Jr. and Miss
Maggie Emmerich were married in
Sleepy Eye Thursday evening.
The family of DR.. Hirsch have finally
concluded to remain ia New Jim. They
will occupy the Subilia residence.
Carl Knospe has given the contract
for his new residence on Washington
Street to Hofmeister & Klinghammer.
Geo. Jacobs was serenaded by the
band Wednesday evening, the occasion
being the anniversary Of his birthday.
Otto Hartneck, who has been living
in Butte City, Montana, for the past
| four years, has returned to New l1lm
! VIM. Lauer, marshal for the village
Of Lamberton, has resigned. Lauer
was at one time a resident of New
U!m.
The business at the postofice here is
rapidly increasing. Postmaster Schmidt
is confident that it will reach SIS, 900 this
year. 49,. p
A match game Of ball between the
Hornets and the College nine on Sunday
resulted IN a score of 81 to 81 in favor
of the Hornets. -s.~-s
The advance agent for the DAM or
cheslra was here Saturday and secured
Turner Hall for an entertainment on
the 18th of November. u.
Mrs. F. Heimerdinger of Golden Gate
and Miss Minna Hoffman, of Milford
returned from their European trip Sat
urday afternoon and spent Sunday in
this city. 81. ,.@..-..ss.-. ~. s..s
1t is said that new time card will &C
into effect next Sunday, One of the
changes will consist in the arrival Of the
morning passenger from the east two
hours earlier. IT,.
Geo. Zimmerman and Geo. Woskie
engineer. and fireman for the yard en-
CINE have been transferred to Waseca.
BY this change New Ulm loses two de-
sirable families.
While opening clam shells in the
study of biology at the school house on
| Wednesday,, Miss Frida Schuetz dis
covered a pearl of fine quality and as a
large as pea in size.
An interesting entertainment will be
given at Turner Hall Sunday evening.