New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-02
Local News.

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Chas. Stolz moved into his new house
on broadway Saturday.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Gruenenfe]der on Friday.
The arch on Center Street was sold to
JOS. Schnoberich for $21.50.
Mrs. Ottomeyer will improve her
residence with a second story.
County Attorney Stone was up from
ST. Peter last Saturday on business.
Two daughters of Mrs. Herrendorfer
are here from Denver, Colorado, on a
visit.
Robert Jones has sold his farm in
Cottonwood to John Reinhard for
$780,.
Rev. Fl. B. Harrison of Winthrop ex-
changed pulplts with Rev. Meske on
Sunday.
A child of Mic Hengel of Milford died
on the 26th and was buried Thursday
morning.
Edwin Paulsen IS in St. Paul this
week, attending a meeting of the State
Board of Equalization.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Davis, a phrenoloe list.
delivered lectures at Union Hall on
Monday and last evening.
Hon. K, H. Helling left with his
family on Wednesday for Washington
to remain during the winter.
Alfred Keller, formerly of this Office,
has gone from St. Paul to St. James to
work in the Plaindealer Office.
Julius REIN of St. Paul was here over
Sunday. He mourns the loss of an in
FAINT child, which died last week.
Miss Abbott, who has been the guest
of Mrs. B. F.Webber for several weeks,
has returned to her home in Boston.
A &C. cert by fifty or sixty children
| is being rehearsed under the direction
of Miss A. G. Hirsch for the Brown Co.
Fair.
Hubbard & Larson have rented the
vacant Karl building adjacent to their
store, and will use it for storing car.
riages.
President Pfaender has called meet
ing of the First Battery of Minnesota
Light Artillery for September 10th in
St. Paul.
Otto Baarsch, now cashier in the
Sleepy Eye freight Offices has been pro-
noted to the cashiership in the New
Ulm depot.
The aged Mrs. Herren dorfer of this
city fractured one of her legs below the
knee while walking about on crutches
few days ago. She is 70 years old.
The Office of the New Ulm Creamery
| Company has been removed from Kies
ling & Keller's Block to the basement
under John B. Arnold's hardware store
Rev. Meske, Alex. Russell and Mrs
| G. H. Ross have been selected as dele
gates to conference at Duluth. Mrs
Mowery will represent the Missionar,
Society.
,John Rooster, who has just finished
fine new residence on his farm in Lin
den, bought>so acres Of adjoining Ian,
from K. H. Helling last week for 1922 IS
an acre.
Mrs. Fallentine of West Newton die
last Friday morning. She was an OK
lady, who had passed the allotted thre
score and ten, and had suffered nue.
for several years.
i Sheriff Reemore of Marshall broueh
TO New Ulm last week a prisoner D
the name of David Crowley. He wa
sentenced to 80 DAYS in the New Uln
Jail for drunkenness.
HenryJ. Zieske, formerly of Sleep
. Eye and who has numerous acouain
tances here, was married last Tuesda
evening at Duluth. The bride is
young California lady.
H. H. Reigner, night operator at th
depot, has been assigned the day pos
ton at Sleepy Eye. w. j. McHale
brother of the Western Union repre-
sentative, fills the vacancy here.
| A good deal of hail fell in trida.
| nights storm. In Butternut Valley tn
downfall was very heavy, and in west
ern portions of this county large hal
! stones covered the ground to depth O
six inches.
| Sister Oswalda of the Home of Chris
tian Love of Waconia: this state, wa
drowned while trying to draw waite
from cistern few days ago. She wa
a niece of Geo. Koeppl of Lafayette ant