New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-01
LOCAL NEWS.

company "A returned from Lake City
early Sunday morning.
Andrew Amann and Theresa Kamm
were married Monday evening.
An infant child of VIM. Jahnke died
Saturday and was buried Sunday.
The county commissioners will con.
vene in regular session On the 18th.
Col. Baasen attended G. A. r. en-
>vampment at Winoua the early part of
the week.
The ladies of the Turnverein will pic
mic at Hunters Rest week from next
Sunday.
Prof. A. F. REIN and wife will spend
the summer months with friends in
Saltwater.
Herman Schmidt is home from Fari-
bault, where he has been attending the
Shattuck School.
N. Henningson with his mother will
>$'1ccupy residence on Broadway, oppo-
site Col. Pfaender's.
E. G. Koch is now in Leipslc, Germ.
any, and will remain there during most
of his stay in Europe.
E. J. Foster, general freight agent OF
the Northwestern road, was in town
Thursday and Friday.
Henry Wankum has completed a
$1,000 residence on Washington Street
west OF the Lutheran church..
L. n. LANCE, register of the Marshall
land Office, was here Tuesday as wit
ness in the district court land cases.
Fred Wendland returned from Beaver
Dam, Wis, Saturday. His father will
spend d few weeks more at that place.
The attorneys finished up the land
cases, "Wednesday night. The Judge
will not make his decision for month
Or two.
1t. Scherer is expected home from
West Point to day. In a class of sixty
five cadets he ranked fourteenth in
point of merit.
Jos. A. Eckstein of this city was elect
ed Supreme Watchman at the recent
session Of the Supreme Lodge of A. O..
U. w. in Detroit.
Mrs. A J. Eckstein visited her hus-
band at Camp Lakeview a portion Of
the week. Mrs. B. Follmann was also
q visitor at the camp.
The first prize for liz ht-weight wrest-
ling at the St. Paul funniest was won
by William Bosche, former New Ulm
boy, now living in St. Paul.
Richartz & Faas haye completed the
we'll for the Catholic church in West
Newton. Asplendid flow of water was
struck at depth of 27S feet.
Ser'y Hart of the Board of Correc.
tons paid a visit TO Hotel de Schmelz
early Friday morning. He found every
thing in satisfactory condition.
The five best scores at the last regu-
lar rifle shoot were made in the order
given by John Lila, Chas. Hauenstein,
G. Goetsch, Chas Brust and E. Brandt,
w. A. Hubbard and John Kretsch
we're up in Springfield Wednesday clos
ing up the machine business formerly
operated at that place by S. D. Peter
son.
The following have supplied there
residences or places of business with
water-works connection: Chas. Brust,
Mrs. Theresa Schneider, Rolves & Weis.
nor and Louis Buenger.
While Capt. George was seated in the
court room last Wednesday, a lot of
plasterng from the ceiling fell around
him, and the genial clerk narrowly es.
capped being struck in the head.
I c. DAILY, 4 travelling man, was laid
up for several days at the Dakota
House this week with an injured knee.
The injury was received in shooting of
some fireworks Wednesday night.
Saturday night COW belonging tc
Henry Hanschen fell into the Water.
works trench on Broadway. The trench
was at least eight feet deep, but, strange
to say, the COW was removed without
the slightest injury.
Andrew J. Olin writes that he has
been granted leave of absence for two
months from his duties at Washing
ton, and will spend his vacation in
Sweden, He sailed from New York on
the morning OF the oath.
A good many of our readers will be
sorry to learn of the death of the wife
of ex-Postmaster Clary of Sleepy Eye
which occurred in Santa Rosa, Califor-