New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-08-12
LOCAL NEWS.


! Mill Office, has resigned.
G, Burkhardt of West Liberty, Iowa,
IS visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Ferdinand Crone spent the greater
portion of the week in the Twin Cities.
| SEQ. Frey. of the Swan Make Mill Co.
will remove with his family to Cincin-
natl
1.-The stores of this city will be opened
on Sundays only for the next two
weeks. s-.
~ DR.. Schoch has been entertaining his
cousin. MIR. Bennett of Kansas, the past
few days.
A match game of ball will be played
next Sunday between the Hornets and
Railroaders. ......
Mrs. Paul Frank of Minneapolis is
the guest of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Conrad Cellar.
E. St. Julien Cox of St. Peter had
business before Judge Weber We'd
nesday evening.
Albert Nicklaus has bought the pro-
perty in which he now resides. Con-
sideration, $1,000.
The fifth death from diphtheria in the
family of Carl Fischer of Lafayette oc-
Cured Wednesday.
~Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ross will leave
| in few days for North Carolina to be
gone several weeks.
It is now given given out, as being
well-nigh positive, that the Nicollet
| Mill will not be rebuilt.
Order of standing at the last rifle shoot:
| E. Brandt, G. Goetsch, Chas Brust, A.
| Nicklats and E. Brandt Jr.
Private advices give us to understand
that large delegation of Waseca citi-
zens will be here on the 22nd.
Jos. \. Eckstein was elected as a
member Of the examining board at the
last meeting of the school board.
A party of town folks picnic-ed with
the families of A. Hark1n and A. Rus
sci in West Newton on Thursday.
Matt. Anderson, fireman in the EN-.
pire Mill, will run an engine in Nicollet
county during the threshing season.
The new mail cars on the Northwes.
tern went into service Monday night.
J. Il. Weddendorf is one of the CLERKS.
| The bell for the new Evangelical
church arrived last week. 1t cost $500
and is said to have a clear and pleasing
tone.
Rev Morley, of Minneapolis, will be
here to-day to consult with the Congre.
gational congregation relative to past
oral matters.
~. ". Hauenste1n, the jeweler, is
having a souvenir spoon prepared upon
which will be engraved a cut of the
Sioux Monument.
Christ. Nelson, the young man en-
ployed at Chas Brust's. will leave fol
St. Paul on the 1st to accept position
with the Yerkes Co.
A. T. Behnke. the Tracy operator
stopped in New Ulm for a few hours
last Saturday on his way to the OR. T
meeting in St. Peter.
Rev. L. B. Nobis has rendered hi
resignation as pastor of the Congrega-
tional church of this city. Mr.. Nobi:
is now visiting in Beecher, Ill.
Fred Landwehr threshed acres O
wheat on Saturday and received yielt
of over 200 bushels. This is an average
of 80 bushels to the acre of Blue Stem.
DAugust Keller. accompanied by hi:
wife and child, will arrive here from
Chicago next Tuesday for visit will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Keller
Jay W. Kennedy, representing the
Chamberlain Medicine Company of Des
Moipes, Iowa,was in town Friday. Mr.
Kennedy is brother of Mrs. Albert
Blanchard.
G. W. Battin, civil engineer for the
Winona & Tracy division, of the North
western road. was in the city Tuesday
and decided to have culvert built or
1st North Street.
L/Among the New Ulm people who are
taking advantage of the Battle Greek
Sanitarium are John Dengler, Rober
Loheyde, Miss Eve Manderfeld anc
Horace Newhart.
" Mrs. Geo. Doehne, who had beer
improving up to Monday, suffered from
relapse on that day and her case il
now serious one. DR.. Warner q
Mankato was telegraphed for.
A list in the Pioneer Press of owners
of bank stock in that CITY include,