New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-03-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Herman Kuehnel Of st. Paul is her,
on a visit
D. Grussendorf is the father of boy
born last week.
Edwin Paulsen is in St. Paul receiving
medical treatment.
The Klein furniture factory in St. Pc
ter has been sold to syndicate.
The Arnold Concert Company wa!
booked for Turner Hall last evening.
A. Dahlig, thrifty CORTLAND farm
er, will move to New Ulm in the spring
The second OF the series of club dances
will be held at Turner Hall Friday
evening. =
DR.. G. W eschcke was called to Spring.
field Monday evening on professional
| business. " ~
Material is being hauled onto the lot
opposite the water tower for the new
Evangelical church.
Jacob Pfenninger, will leave in few
days for trip through California and
other western states.
Miss Bertha Behnke went to Chicago
Friday evening to attend her brother,
Albert, who is quite sick. <
W. E. Evans held forth in the Gebser
building yesterday and to-day with one
Of Edison's monographs,
j. E. George, who was to have opened
a shoe store in the Leibold building, has
decided to remain in Redwood Falls.
DR.. A. w. Daniels, the veteran St.
Peter physician, was in town Wed
nesday evening on professional business.
A few friends gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Setter on thurs
day evening and passed a few hours in
pleasant enjoyment.
Spearing fish in the Minnesota river
must be profitable business. Three
men caught $50 fish in one evening last
| week in this manner.
Senator Peterson's bill making villag-
es separate election districts and also
his bill providing for changes in the
New Ulm charter have passed.
| An effort is being put forth in the
legislature to haye the time changed
for holding court in this district. The
change is desired by the lawyers.
In shipping the furniture for our new
courthouse, one car was billed from St.
Louis for New Ulm which bel onged
elsewhere. Extra delay will be caused
therefore in waiting for the arrival OF
the proper furniture.
On Friday Chas. Kuehlbach aud Miss
! Emily Albrecht were married at the
Lutheran church. The groom was form,
erly an employee of the New Ulm
! Vinegar Works and is an honest and
industrious young man. -
The boys who live in the neighbor.
hood of the 3rd North Street hill, find
great sport in starting a large sled near
Rudolphi's and sliding down the hill
across the track and onto the river.
This is distance of nearly six blocks.
| Alfred Keller, who for several years
has been employed in the Review office,
left on Saturday for St. Paul to accept
of II position. Knowing him to be ar
industrious and competent young mar
at his trade, the Review wishes him al
| success. - -~5r-....' .
1 Wenzel Frank has sold his farm O.
260 acres in West Newton to Jos. Rein
hard for $1,000. This of course in
cludes the saloon and residence prop
erty, which Mr.. Keinhard will occup,
after the Goth. Mr.. Frank intends tt
remove to Fairfax where he will engag,
in the hardware business.
| On Thursday, Senator Washburl
presented batch of resolutions passed
by the Minnesota Legislature One o
them asks for a pension for John Feps
Ike Of this city who was wounded in tn,
Indian outbreak. The other petitions
the payment of the promised bountie
to the Minnesota Mounted Rangers.
In the vote polled in the state legis
lature by the Minneapolis journal to de
termine the popularity of the variou
candidates for president, Senators Peter
son of this county aud Davis Of Nicolle
| we're for Blaine, Representative Diepol
+ Ter of Nicollet and Turrell of Redwood
,,,,ere also for the brilliant Maine man
i Sshile Representative Ah]ness registered
lis vote for Owen.
L Herman Durbahn and Miss Gebhardt
Eapth of Lafayette, were married OF