New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-08-05
Z &C AL NEWS.

VIM. G. Frank issconfned to his room
with sickness.
! Geo. Marti and children are up from
st. Paul on visit.
| VIM. Burg has purchased the steam
boat of Burg &, Toberer.
Rev. Zeyher of the new Evangelical
church society has resigned.
| Attorney Albert Steinhauser will
open a law office for himself.
Carl A. Mueller has completed and
now occupies his new residence.
Miss Hedwig Rudolph is home from
the Minneapolis School of Shorthand.
The infant son of Chas. Stuebe died
Thursday morning and was buried Sat-
urday. "'
Mrs. Geo. Doehne has been danger
ously ill the past few days. She is now
improving.
Revenue Collector West attended TO
the duties of his office in this city Fri
day evening.
Oscar Mueller is here on visit. For
the past few months he has been en-
ployed at Omaha.
D. Katz will not 60 into business at
Tracy, as was reported, but will open
a general store al Fairfax.
Mr.. Carman,. a Chicago travelling
man, is sick at the hospital. He is be-
ing treated by DR.. Fritsche.
Order of standing at rifle shoot this
week: G. Goetsch, M. Grau, John Lila,
C. Hauenstein and T. Mueller.
John Albert is back from Browns
Valley, where he has been running a
store on the Indian reservation.
Frank Whitney has gone to Winona
to work in the train dispatcher's Office.
A. N. johnson of Mankato fills his
place at this station.
T. H. Retzlaf will commence the
erection of his new building October 1st.
He does not expect to finish more than
the basement this year.
N. Henningsen went to Glencoe
| Saturday and returned on Monday
with his mother. They will occupy a
residence on Broadway.
Messrs. Hanschen, Schapekahm and
Williams went to Mankato Monday to
consult with Architect Thayer in re-
gard to building matters.
Attorney Matthews of Marshall tran,
sacted legal business here Friday. He
remained over Sunday, the guest of his
father-in.law, Werner Boesch.
Another son of Carl Fischer died on
Thursday of diphtheria. This makes
the fourth child in this family that has
fallen victim to the terrible disease.
Postmaster Schmidt in order to &C.
comodate tre farmers during harvest
will open the posto1fice on Sundays fol
the next few weeks from II to o clock.
The new school board held a meet
ing Saturday evening and organized
F. Burg was elected president, E. G.
Koch secretary and Peter Scherer treas
urer.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Brandt
: and Hugo O. Schleuder of Springfield
will be quietly solemnized at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt on tomorrow
. evening.
Andrew j. Eckstein represented thu
interests of the New Ulm stockholder!
! at meeting of the officers of the Inter
l state Building and Loan Association il
Minneapolis last week.
The following strangers were noticed
; at the Swiss celebration on Sunday ev
t en,ng: M. J. Rosskopf, Winthrop; Mr.
Steinmetz and wife, Minneapolis; B
Marti, Morgan; Ernst Herzog, Tracy.
W. H. Whitaker, district passenger
, agent of the Northern Pacific road, wa
= here Friday and informed us that hi
company would make an agricultural
and mineral exhibit at our coming cUun
+ ty fair.
The Empire Mill has been shut dowl
the past week for repairs on the engine
The repairs consisted in boring 4.
inch cylinder, a job that has never beer
, performed for the mills without sendins
, the cylinder into the shops.
l A. w. Latham of Excelsior, secretar,
+ of the Minnesota State Horticulture
t Society, writes Secretary Heidemal
3 that he will exhibit fifty varieties o
grapes at the coming Brown Count,
= Fair on September Is: 10 and 20.