New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-08-19
LOCAL NEWS.

a urea BelnhOrn Is here on a TlSl1
from Winona.
Hugo Fischer returned to Quincy, ILL.,,
Friday afternoon.
The Union Hotel has been improved
with plate.glass front.
VIM. Scheiderich is the proud father
OF a boy, born last week.
The Sleepy Eye high-school gets $500
aid from the state this year.
VIM. G.Frank has resumed his duties
IN the store of Jacob klossner.
Mrs. Haag was called to Claremont
this week to attend her sick daughter.
T. II Corsin, a New Richland miller,
inspected the mills of this city one day
last week. > ..
Rev. Meske entertained the ladies of
his congregation to a tea party Thurs
day evening.
The now store of John F. Neumann
has been supplied with an elevator and
electric light
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Bingham are en-
tertaining the formers sister, Mrs. Har-
ris from Iowa.
Farmers should take notice that the
stores of the city will be open on only
one more Sunday.
The Turner Hall orchestra will 60 to
Sleepy Eye tonight to furnish music
for lodge dance.
Mrs Pless returned from her for
eign trip this week. She sailed from
Germany on the 9TH.
Fred Sommer has accepted the posi-
ton of cashier at the depot, fol merly
held by II. L. Beecher.
Congressman Lind left for Vancou-
vers Island early in the week. He ex.
poets to be gone six weeks.
Henry Simmet of Lafayette is build.
ing fine residence on 3rd North Street
near the home Of Peter Herian.
Prof.J.F. Laumann of St. Peter will con.
duct MI ht school in penmanship and
book keeping in New Ulm this fall.
The New Ulm friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Hose of Tracy will be interested in
learning of the arrival in their home OF
another heir.
Judge Weber has refused a new
trial to Keith, the Marshall man who
was convicted of the seduction of ten.
year-oid gill.
G. Fischer left Woods Hall. Mass,
yesterday and will spend some days
travelling through the east before re-
turning to New Ulm.
F. NJ. Whitney is home from Winona
for few days. He will return AGAR
to accept a permanent position in the
train dispatcher's office.
F. Gratwohl came up from Fairmon
last week to thresh his crop in Cotton
wood. He says the wheat yield wa:
the best ever raised on his farm.
Alexander Scott and VIM. Schneider
ich are home from Minneota. Both are
slightly crippled as the result of larg,
piece of timber falling across their legs
At a meeting of the Mankato Norma
Alumni Association last week, E. II
Huebner, formerly of this city, was cleo
ted First Vice-president, and Miss lii
Scherer treasurer.
Mr.. Veets arrived here from Duluth
on Thursday to assume charge of tn,
American Express Company's business
at this place. For the present the of1ic'
will be located in the City Drug Store
Col. Bobleter, Prof Herman, and A. C
Haugen of St. Paul, and S. E. Olsen
of Minneapolis, will form a hunting
party to raid the chickens in the south
western part of the state about Septem
Der End.
The first shipment of new grain wa
received by the New Ulm Elevate
Company from Walnut Grove on Thurs
day. 1t was carload of Blue Stem
and measured 80 pounds to bushe
uncleaned.
| Adolph H. Eckstein, formerly wit
MendenhalI & Hopes, has formed
partnership with j. NJ. Root & Co. /
the insurance business at Duluth. Mr.
Eckstein was at one time resident G
New Ulm.
l. A case of ear-pulling came up befor
Judge Blanchard Wednesday. Gee
Reininger was the defendant and hi
| wife the plaintiff in the case. Tn
former Ras fined SIS and costs, amour,
ing all to s2o.45.
zL/Adjt. Andrew j. Eckstein and Capt