New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-08-12
Louis Bogen has returned TO Winona

died Sunday.
Rev. Meske WAS a Minneapolis visi-
tor the forepart of the week.
q. 81. Reigner attended meeting of
the .. r. T. in st. Peter Saturday.
A session of the German Lutheran
synod will be held in this city August
% to27th.
2 The express Office will in all proba-
bility be located temporarily in the City
Drug Store.
Mrs. Albert Behnke left for Mime.
apolis last week to visit with her
daughter, Annie.
August Berndt has accepted the posi-
ton at j. B. Arnold's, formerly filed
by VIVA. Behnke.
County Attorney A. A. Stone OF St.
Peter had legal business before Judge
Weber Monday.
Mrs. Henry Crone and Miss Lizzie
Luehrs returned from their Ohio visit
Saturday morning.
Margaret, the ive-year-old daughter
of Mic Franta of West Newton, fell from
q wagon Sunday and broke her arm.
b. Meyer, the Sleepy Eye druggist,
was here Sunday. consulting with q.
Hanschen in regard to his new build
ing.
Chas. Vogtel, formerly book-keeper
in the Nicollet Mill, has been given
position in the Eagle Mill Office of this
city. 49,
Hugo Fischer will leave for Quincy,
Ill.,, this week to resume his duties as
teacher of gymnastics in the schools of
that place.
Several picnic parties held forth at
Clear Lake on Sunday and during the
week. The camping parties folded their
tents on Monday.
Mr.. Georgius of the patent depart.
ment in Washington has been spending
a few days in our city as the guest of
Congressman Lind.
It's Farmer Hagberg nowadays. The
junior member of the firm of Lind &
Hagberg, lawyers, has been putting in
the week on his farm in Bashaw.
Fred Mueller, who was at one time a
typo in the Post Office and who has of
late been employed in the Windsor Ho-
tel in St. Paul, has returned to New Ulm
The city council has adopted new po-
lice regulations. They are strict, when
compared. with the rules in vogue here
tofore, but, if carried out to the letter,
will have desirable effect.
Lieut.. L. C. Scherer, U. S. army, and
ALDER; Steinhauser, captain Of company
A, two of New Ulm's brightest young
men were in town this week visiting their
numerous friends. Winthrop News.
julius Richard. manager of the Mil
waukee Stadt Theatre troupe that has
made its appearance in New Ulm on
several occasions, died Of apoplexy at
Green Bay, Wis, last Thursday.
A dramatic section of the Turnverein
was organized Friday evening with the
following officers: President. Fred
Pfaender; secretary, Miss Lulu Fischer
treasurer, l.. G. Bell. The section has
membership of twenty.
Nathan Mvriok, who was one of the
early traders in the Minnesota Valley
and who often passed through New
UIm in the early COS. had business be-
fore the probate court on Thursday
Mr.. Myrick is now located in St. Paul.
c. Heller. Anton Gag and Alexander
Schwendinger started up the river in a
boat yesterday afternoon to be gone
several days. They will spend the day
in making landscape sketches for the
county fair, and at night will p1tcf,
their tents wherever sunset finds them.
The city council at its meeting on
Tuesday evening decided to inform
Messrs. Fairbanks, Morse & Co. at once
that our city wate--works cistern, built
by them, was defective. It is to be
hoped now that something will be done.
for the cistern has certainly been in a
leaky condition long enough.
Rev. c. Zeyher returned on Wednes-
day from Chicago whittier he had gone
to meet his bride, Louise Fischer OF
Germany. They were married in lie
Sueur on Tuesday and left at once for
their home in New Ulm. The Review
welcomes them as permanent residents
of our city, extending at the same time
the usual good wishes.
L. G. Wahi arrived here from st.
Paul Saturday morning on bicycle.
He is one of ten men sent out in this