New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-15

The Eagle Mill will start up next
week.
J. B. Arnold is building a fine new
residence.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
NUNS Friday.
1t. Scherer arrived home from West
Point Wednesday,.
Mrs. N. Mullen and daughter were
St. Peter visitors last week.
Henry Vedder has advertised his bar.
ber-shop with nice new sign.
Geo. Mauch of Milford is dangerously
ill with CONGESTION OF the lungs.
Ex-Mayor Talbot Of Sleepy Eye was
married on Friday to Minneapolis Ia
dy.
Herman Schavesdick of the St. Louis
police force is visiting friends in the
county. e.
About twenty ladies of town went to
Springfield Wednesday and surprised
their friend Mrs. A. G. Ochs.
Anton Manterfeld of Sigel dedicated
new house Sunday. Quite few New
Ulmites took part in the festivities.
Geo Fitzsimmons, a banker of Can
| by, and Ed. Weaver, the well-known
travelling man, had business in this
city Monday.
An employee on David Browns farm
in CORTLAND fell from a load of hay one
day last week and sustained serious in
ternal injuries,
A Republican at Sleepy Eye, signing
himself "Observer,' suggests Hon. T.J.
Knox of Jackson county as a fit success.
sor to Mr.. Lind.
Mrs. Henry Crone and Miss Lizzie
Luehrs left on Monday for Oak Harbor
Ohio, where they will visit for some
weeks with relatives.
John F. Neumann will move his
stock of clothing into his new store
next week. He now has the longes1
store building in Minnesota.
Ludwig Brey of Cottonwood was tnee
S. and costs by Judge Blanchard Wed
nesday morning for threatening assault
upon Mrs. Magdalena Wartha.
The house for storing the hose cart
and apparatus of Hose Company No.
is completed. It IS located on the vacan
lot opposite II. Wehye's place:
The West Superior Roller Mill a
Connor's Point, which Is owned by New
7 Ulm parties was started up Saturda,
under the management of McCollum
2 Sutfel.
| The following parties attended tn
National Convention of the Y. P. S. Q
G. E. at Minneapolis last week: Rev
l Meske, VIM. Day, H. L. Beecher, Hug
: Kiesllng, Otto and Herman Held, an
q the Misses. Kiesling, Newhart, Klossne
and Otterholm.
: The marriage of Fred Haenze an
/. Miss Lizzie Imberg was solemnized {
e the Methodist church yesterday. MI
Haenze was formerly school teache
d in this vicinity while the bride is
e young lady of Fairfax. They will
IS come residents of New Ulm and tt
Review wishes them well.
"a VIM. Behnke will sever his connectic
II with the hardware store of J. B. Arno
u on the lst of August and in compa1
t. with VIM. Getting will engage in bus
ness for himself at St. James. NJ
Behnke has been in the employ of NJ
- Arnold for the past ten years, and,
. everybody knows, is thorough in b
" trade.
a teacher of gymnastics of this CT
j. contemplates walking to Manka
v some of these summer days for /
ai health, and for the sake of enjoying t
LII scenery along the roadside aud t
pleasures of the sunshine that caus
* the mercury to rise to 80 in the shad
n We certainly do not wish to begru
IS. him any of the enjoyment that is
tn come from such trip. .
In 1862 the Indians massacred t
en- Kochendorfer family at Redwood Fa
n aud burned the homestead. A Sc
~ John, then mere boy, escaped, a
IT. has lived in St. Paul nearly ever sint
in All efforts to locate the burial place
MIR. and Mrs. Kochendorfer failed I
d. til discovered by accident few da
s. ago, and last week Mr.. Kochendorl
q. conveyed the remains to St. Paul
IT. interment.
,e; While one Of Hauenstein's beer il
IT, ers was driving to town the morni
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