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

Centre St..
Anton Gag returned from Michigan
last Wednesday.
The Lutherans will hold a picnic on
College Hill on the 10Th. |
Forepaugh's circus is billed to appear
in st. Peter on the 9th.
The commissioners are in session
this week at the court house.
wv. R. Hodges of the Sleepy Eye Her.
aid has purchased the Morgan Messen-
ger.
A picnic was held in Vierling's grove
Sunday by some Of the young folks of
town.
Rev. A. Moses of Ellsworth will fill
the pulpit of the Congregational church
next Sunday.
H. A. Subilia Sr. is making y Grip
west this week, selling Mitchell's His
tory of Masonry.
,TCurrants are so plentiful around New
NsJlm this year that they are being sold
for p cents quart.
DR.. Pfster has located at Winthrop.
AS he has the field all to himself, he has
promise of large practice.
The proposed brewery at Springfield
is assured. The proprietors, Adams
Brey, are New Ulm parties.
friedman has resigned as city sea-
Ter. Karl Crone has been appointe by
the council to fill the vacancy.
Quite number Of people will 60 from
= here to Waseca pext Wednesday to hear
the. great DR.. Talmadge of Brooklyn.
A meeting of the Masonic Lodge .was
held last evening to determine matters
Of Importance regarding the new hall.
P. R. McHale, the Western Union
representative, is spending short va
cation at McGregor. Iowa, his former
home.
The election in New Prague Satur-
iav resulted in favor of Jacob Bender
for mayor and John Lockway for po-
liceman.
i Mr.. Clasen, Milford farmer, is
building a residence on the road to the
hospital, and will move to town when
it is finished.
G.. H. Ross was called to Columbus,
Wisconsin, on Wednesday to attend the
funeral of an uncle who died suddenly
of heart disease.
Dr. Bartlett of the St. Peter Insane
Asylum has been exonerated from all
charges of reckIessness in the perform.
ance of his duties.
Mrs. Neubauer, who was examined
at Sleepy Eye last week as to her san
ity, has been brought to the hospital ir
this city for medical care.
It is given out that Bernhard Marsch
ner will move to town from Cottonwood
His WOODEN factory will remain in charge
of his son-in- law, Mr.. Small.
Henry Fortwengler Of Cottonwood
lost valuable horse last Friday. Tn
animal was stricken with paralysi
while being worked in cornield.
A meeting of the New Ulm defender
and citizens will be held at Turner Hal
next Monday evening to arrange TO
the dedication of the Sioux monument
The order of standing at this week
regular rifle shoot was as follows
John Lila, Gustav Goetsch, Chas
Hauenstein, Chas. Brust and Thee
Mueller.
Chas. Ssuebe shipped nine carload:
of cattle to his ranch near the Bad Ri,
er last week. He was giYen specis
train, and the distance from New UIl
TO Pierre Was made in 13 hours.
Mr.. Jewctt and son of Vermont too
4 advantage of the great Minneapolis col
yention to come west and visit relative
T hey spent portion of the week wit
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bingham.
\ party of Lake Crystal gentleme
were here Thursday. The party col
sisted of P. A. Larson, H. Humphre
c. H. Estes and j. W. Lewis. The la
ter was formerly a school teacher
this vicinity.
The Maennerchor has elected the fc
lowing officers for the coming year:Pre
ident II RudOlphi: vice president
Wankum; secretary, J. Petry; treasu
er, Chas. Stole; leader, Theo. Metzk
director, Geo. Jacobs; hag.beare
- Ernst Pfeifer.
Wednesday afternoon Ludwig Br'
was brought before Justice Blancha
upon complaint of Mrs. Catharil