New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-03-18
G. Hellar spent the week in Minnea.

e. Hellar spent the week in Minnea
polls.
The schools in Sleepy Eye are still
closed. s
Mrs. VIM. Pfaender Jr., is danger.
ously sick.
Mrs. Adolph Setter Of Winthrop spent
Sunday here.
Jos. Koehler will start barber shop
in the Kiesling Block
Jos. Lichtwerk of Redwood Falls was
among Mondays visitors.
Rev. Plut has been at Sleepy Eye the
past week assisting Rev. Pax.
Gustave REIN has accepted position
with a jewelry firm in Saltwater.
E. H. Huebner haa been elected sec
rotary ofthe Winthrop Republican club.
Otto Baarsch of Sleepy Eve and VIM.
Mueller of St. Peter spent Sunday here.
Mrs. o. W. Hagen of Sleepy Eye is
spending the week here with her par
ents.
Miss Mary Gerstenme1er of St. Paul
IS the guest of the family of George
Guth. @
DIR. Frltsche was called to Morgan
Wednesday evening on professional
business. .
Mrs. Joseph Schneider has rented the
house of Werner Bosch on Valley St.
near the Eagle Mill. ....
1t is given out that the Springfield
Adler plant will be removed to Water
town, South Dakota. 49,.
Mrs. Forster of Waseca and Mrs.
Hackley of Winona visited with friends
in our city on Monday. ..
Judge Brandt will hold special term
of the probate court at J. j. Rays of
fee in Springfield tomorrow.
County Superintendent Davis was in
town Saturday making arrangements for
the coming teachers institute.
Paul Faber, an old resident of St.
Paul, is dead. He was we'll known in
New Ulm and other parts of the state.
''Rosenmueller und Finke'' is being
rehearsed by local talent for preseota.
ton at Turner Hall in the near future.
John johnson of South Dakota and
Annie G. Nundahl of Linden were mar.
ried last Thursday by Justice Blan.
chard.
The basement in the Kiesling Block
has been re-opened by the New Ulm
Creamery Company for the handling oil
butter and eggs. .-..
John Woratschke, who has been q
patient at the hospital for several weeks,
returned to his home in West Newton
on Saturday.
Congressman Lind and son arrived
home Sunday morning. Mrs. Lind
will remain with friends in Chicago TO,
! two or three weeks.
Mr.. Knudson, the Granite Falls mer.
chant who was looking over our city
with the view of opening a store, has
decided to locate at Lake Crystal.
A few friends were entertained a,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Setter
on Sunday evening. Progressive cinct
afforded splendid amusement for those
present,
The joint debate between A. Strieme1
of Sleepy Eye and G. w. H. Heidemar
of this city will be the means of pub
lie entertainment at Turner Hall OF
Monday evening, March 2srd.
Said Judge Brandt on Monday: per
formed to-day the marriage ceremon,
for the goth couple since have been i,
Office. The Tooth couple shall nave tn,
ruptial knot tied free of charge.
The dime social at the residence O
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Behnke fer tn
benefit of the congregational church OF
Thursday evening was we'll attended
1t proved to be one of the epjoyabl
events of the winter season.
The election in the village of Nicolle
resulted as follows: President, j. q
Dorm; trustees, DR.. Wicke, John Luet
and A. F. Rabe; treasurer, F. Heide
recorder, Chas. Vogtel; justice, q
Patsche; constable. Chas. Joern.
Rev. Berghold writes from Santa RI
+ sa as follows. Il arrived here yestel
b day. I cannot say much in regard I
the country yet, but my first impressio
is a very favorable one. Why not
= The weather is as in May; the grass
. green everywhere, and many trees al
in blossom, to say nothing of the my
! lads of known and unknown flower