New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-05-20
LOCAL NEWS.

The Eagle Mill shut down yesterday.
A. H. Schleuder's driving horse died
last Wednesday. ....s
DR.. Weschke spent Saturday and
Sunday at Springfield. ...~.
Capt. Comstock, of COMPANY F Of
| Mankato, has resigned.
F. H. Behnke has sold his electric
light stock to w. L. Seaton.
Senator Peterson and wife spent a
portion of the week in St. Paul.
Mrs. Frank Whitney is spending the
week with her sister in Mortified.
The family of Henry Engel occupy
the Mueller residence on Broadway.
Hon. c. R. Davis was up from St.
Peter on legal business Friday evening.
Charles Prague and Ida Eggert were
married at the Lutheran church yester-
day.
Frank Dittbenner returned from the
pineries last week with carload of ev-
ergreens.
Court is being held at St. Peter this
week. Judge Weber and W. T. Eek
stein are in attendance.
The CeciIian Society will give enter
tainments at Union Hall on the even
ings Of May 30th and s1st.
G. w. A. Krook went to St. Peter
Thursday to attend the commencement
exercises of the G.. A. College.
A child of Mr.. Schmirgel, who lives
on 3rd North Street, died on Tuesday
of diphtheria, and was buried the day
following.
Holden arrived safely in Saltwater
| on Tuesday. He was at orce given a
striped suit and put to work in the ma
| chine shops.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Setter drove oyer
from Winthrop Wednesday night to at
tend the performance of the Milwaukee
Theatre Company.
Henry Mueller of CORTLAND accom-
panied Charles Stuebe on his trip to
Pierre. While in Dakota he will visit
| with his brother at Huron.
A. Blanchard tore himself away from
the old Wlnkler building last Wednes-
| day, and can now be found at his new
| Office over the Brown County Bank.
Architect Thayer, of Mankato, was
in the city Thursday, consulting with
Messrs. Klossner and Lind & Hagberg
regarding plans for their new build.
ings.
Chris. Filzen was pretty badly handled
in scrap with Ed. Flick on certain
evening last week. AS a consequence,
he was confined to his bed for several
days.
Edwin Paulsen, of Linden, was in
town Thursday, and said that on the fol-
lowing Monday he would again leave
for Minneapolis to receive medical
treatment. ~:
Thursday was stock day for Charles
Stuebe, and the town was the liveliest
that it has been in years. Mr.. Stuebe
bought 1860 head, and left with them
| at once for Pierre.
H. Hanschen has been given the con-
tract for building the foundation for
the Eagle Mills new engine house for
$4,000. This includes cistern with a
capacity of 1000 barrels.
The family of Charles Silverson left
Thursday afternoon for Cincinnati
where they expect to spend the greater
portion of the summer. Mr.Silverson' g
sister accompanied them.
Last Thursday, one of the men who
were digging the trenches for the water
mains on second North Street, was bur-
led up to his neck by the caving-1n of
loose sand. AS luck would have it,
he sustained no Injuries.
Rev. Tori, late of Sleepy Eye, who
| has been confined at one of the St. Paul
hospitals for some months with severe
illness. passed through here Friday on
his way to Springfield, where he takes
charge of the Catholic..parish.
W. L. Seaton will not remain perma-
nently in Duluth but will return to New
Ulm in the fall to resume charge of the
electric light; plant. He will spend the
summer in the Zenith City in order to
superlntend the erection of brick
block.
Arrangements are being made, says
the Sleepy Eye Herald, by the Alliances
of Brown County to hold picnic at