New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-15
] LoCAL NEWS.

"A child of John Pechtel is sick with
diphtheria.
The City Drug Store is being rcpaint.
ed and papered.
George Doehne spent a portion Of the
week in St. Paul
Senator Peterson introduced twenty
bills during the session.
| Lee Reed has returned from Waseca
and will work for Jos. Koehler.
Henry Brey has gone to Springfield
to work for his uncle, G. Subilia.
The date for the Company A inspec.
ton has been changed to May 10th.
Mrs. Forbes of Marshall was the guest
of Mrs. B. F. Weber during the week.
| VIM. Fenske is home from St. Paul,
where he has been attending business
college.
DR.. J. l.. Schoch attended a meeting
of the Medical Board in St. Paul last
Friday. ~.
Mrs. b. F. Webber entertained her
lady friends at tea party Thursday
afternoon. ..--N
I The hearing in the Rose case before
the Supreme court has been fixed for
April 2Sth.
Rev. Nobis will exchange pulpits
next Sunday with Rev. Preston OF
Springfield.
A crew of men arrived last week. and
commenced work on the city water
works extension.
Miss Ida Hers is home from the Wi
mona Normal school. She arrived here
Sunday morning.
E. G. Gilmore has rented a building
in Redwood Falls and will engage in
the saloon business.
Andrew j. Eckstein went to Sleep1
Eye Wednesday to dispose of Rev.
Berghold's property.
The books for the circulating library
have arrived, and can be found at O.
| NJ. Olsen's drugstore.
Armin Steinhauser, of the st. Paul
Volkszeitung, is spending short vaca.
ton with his relatives here,
M. E. Mathews of Marshall and J.
M. Thompson of Sleepy Eye had bust.
ness before Judge Weber on Friday.
Geo. ,Waskie and wife have been
spending the week at Waseca. The
latter's father is dangerously i'll at thai
place. !
J. A. Wellnilz, who has been attend
ing > Chicago business college, is here
on a visit. He will return to Chicago
this week.
Only four insurance men worked the
town last week. The only consolation
for our citizens in this is that there were
not six of them.
A. g. Ochs and Frank Jaehn Of
Springfield have bought few acres oil
clay beds near Springfield and will es.
tablish a brickyard.
A child of John Baar and also OIL
John Bartel, who live in the lower par
of town, died on Tuesday of last week,
They were buried on Wednesday.
Editor Klimmeck of the Springfield
Adler will move his plant to Water
town, where he will publish weekly
paper known as the Dakota Stats lei
tung a-@..
S. A. Freeman of Sleepy Eye has in.
vented a three wheeled wagon for farm
purposes. He was in St. Paul last week
endeavoring to interest capitalists in his
invention. "
G.. G. Brandt, formerly of this city,
was one of the contestants for alder.
manic honors in the late municipal cleo.
ton in San Diego, California. We
have since learned that he was elected
August Hummel graduated from the
State Agricultural School last week and
is now at home on q vacation. At the
commencement exercises, he read a
paper On Butter and Cheese Factor
| ies.''
An effort is being made by Represent
tative White of Lyon County to have the
dates changed for holding court in this
district. Should he succeed, the Brown
county term will be held in January
and in one of the summer months.
The St. Peter Tribune is authority fol
the statement that Judge Cox has found
it necessary to go to st. Paul for treat.
ment for his eyes, and further, that spec.
ialists of that city say there is danger
l th aft no will hon0mo +oto11rps L1:,l IT,.