New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-16
Local News.

,go-on visit.
DR.. Pdster has purchased q house and
lot in Winthrop.
Monroe Cordell was visitor in the
city on Tuesday.
A. Blanchard has been granted pen.
sion of $1,000 per month.
Miss Julia Berndt returned from
Chicago on Wednesday to remain.
Carl Hers of Seattle we'll spend the
holidays with his parents in New Ulm.
Prof. Rechenbecher conducted dedi-
cation services in Hutchinson on Sun
day.
Herbert Schild made trip to Dakota
Thursday in the interests of the Eagle
Mill. ~
The trestle work at the Roller Mill is
being extended to accommodate increased
capacity. -.-..G+
On Saturday Jacob Klossner sold 10
acres of land in Redwood county to ia
cob Pfennlnger,
Fred Rainier, better known as Candy
Fritz, spent Sunday here for the first
time in two years.
Mrs. Carl Schmidt entertained a
number of her lady friends on Tuesday
evening of last week,
Philip Gross reached his SIND year on
Saturday and celebrated the event in
the circle of his friends. 49,
It is estima ted that the trial at St. Pc
ter of Mrs. Miller for murder will cost
the country over $4,000.
Frank Wellner and Mr.. Kemper left
on Friday for Illinois to spend the win
in that state and Missouri.
Hugo Schleuder has bought of H.
Knudson the lot in Springfield on which
his jewelry store now stands.
Jos. Gebhardt visited IN Springfield
last week. His son is about to open a
hardware store in Lamberton..
A. 7. Behnke, the popular train dis
patcher in the Tracy offices, came down
Saturday night to spend Sunday.
| Mention "boy'' to Chas. Brust nova:
days and he will wink with both eyes.
The increase dates from Wednesday,
The college closes next Tuesday fo1
the holidays, Public examinations will be
held on Monday and Tuesday morn
Ling.
H. Rudolph intends to dispose OF
his shoe store to>a Winona man. The
transfer will most likely occur in
March.
P. R. McHale has been offered a po-
sition as representative of the Western
Union in Eau Claire, but has declined
to accept.
The Brown County Teachers Associ-
alton will meet at the High School
building in Sleepy Eye next Friday, De.
cember 10Th.
The ''Stachelschwein' will be issued
during January and February. The
purpose of the paper will be to boom a
carnival parade.
| The members of the Dramatic Sec.
ton are now rehearsing die Lieder del
Musikanten.' The play will be pro-
duced on the Goth.
Word has been received here of the
death in Los Angeles, CAL, on the 7th
of Mrs. Lena Parker, daughter of the
late Jacob Mueller.
| Philip Gruye and wife, IA. Garfield
and wife and Henry kiesling came over
from Winthrop Saturday TO attend the
Roos- Kiesling nuptials.
Jos. A. Eckstein refused to qualify as
chief OF the Fire Department. and the
council will be under the necessity OF
making another selection. .1 ee 81.
M. A. Bingham went to Battle Greek
last week to meet his wife, who has
been spending several weeks at the san
itarium there tor her health, $3.50 s
| Fire started in Ernest Sauer's mead
ow Saturday noon and destroyed sever
al stacks of hay. The loss was in the
neighborhood of twenty tons.
The Redwood Gazette says: With the
| improvements now in contemplation,
New Uln bids fair to become a small
Minneapolis as regards -four produc-
| ton. s }z.
The first floor of +. II. Retzlaff' $ new
building was finished during the fine
weather of last week and will be ready
for occupancy by the owner IN few
| days. .:5
Editor steinhauser ought to write an
article now on marriage as a bowling