New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-02
Local News.

j. B. Kennedy is now in St. Peter.
First club dance at Turner Hall to-
night.
Herman ANIME has gone to Milwau-
kee to remain.
Col. Baasen attended court IN st.
Peter on Friday,
The Valley Medical Society met III
Mankato yesterday.
Winter apples sold in New Ulm on
Friday at 100 per barrel.
M. G. Shade, the Sleepy Eye mer-
chant tailor, was in town Friday.
Deputy Revenue Collector West, of
Faribault, was in town Friday evening.
The Dramatic Section will produce a
German play shortly before Christmas.
Mr.. Garvin of Good Thunder spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. B. F. Web
Der. .E
&c, Schneider of Sleepy Eye has
been granted patent on a chimney
cowl.
A. Crone returned from Chicago
Saturday evening after two months
absence.
The college will close on the Saturday
before Christmas and open again on
January 9TH.
c.. W.H.Heidemann will visit Spring
field this week in the interest OF the
Worlds Fair fund. 49,
The little child of Chas Hauenstein,
in trying to walk alone last Friday, fell
and dislocated her arm.
Mesdames Berry and Newhart spent
Thanksgiving with the family OF j.
Hoeschler in La Crosse.
Barney Waibel has resigned his posi-
ton in the New Ulm Roller Mill and
| will leave for California.
C. G. Hanscome formerly editor OF
this paper has been engaged for time
on the Redwood Reveille.
| Hubbard & Larson haVe now received
their supply of hardware and are al
ready doing a healthy business.
Judge Brandt held session of pro-
bate court at the Office of Geo. w. Som
erville in Sleepy Eye on Monday.
Militia members here will be interest
ed in learning that Capt. De Witt OF the
Duluth company has resigned and tina
his resignation has been accepted.
The popular ex-auditor, A. F. Wal
ton, was down from Lone Tree LAX
Friday and Saturday, calling on hi
numerous friends and acquaintance.
w.. J.. Current of Home was in towl
Monday, and, as usual, couldn'. help bu
say a few good words for the party o
Jefferson and Jackson to all whom hi
met.
i Chas Wellner has returned from Ha1
risburg, Oregon, to remain. He is nc
; satisfied with that western country an
claims that it is 10 place for laborinl
man.
Heller s. Setter, the painters, hav
moved their shop to the basement {
the Kiesling Block, where they no.
have a good location aud splendid qua1
ters.
Martin Peters Of Indiana is acting 9
book.keeper in the Office of Bingha1
Bros. He is a nephew of Martin Pete
son, the well-known Nicollet count
farmer.
The. Redwood Gazette estimates tt
the building Improvements for 1891
that village at $96,750 A very GOO
record, indeed, for a town of the size
Redwood.
It is learned that the Salvation Arm
y intends to storm New Ulm before mar
moons have come and gone. Wht
they do come, they claim, they W.
r. come to stay.
The switch engines in the yards he
= haye been so rushed the past week
pushing trains out of town that it h
been absolutely impossible to accom-
date the mills.
r The directors of the Springfield Bal
O held meeting Friday and elected t
q following officers: Pres, Wolfga1
:, schmid; Vice-president, H. Bendixe
" Cashier, w. 6. Frank.
= The railroad company was forced
y use city wSter on Saturday evening
account Of rush of trains. Perhaps NJ
i the company will conclude to supp
the yards with water-works connectio,
Chas. A. Mueller Of this city has P,
chased the furniture store of Mr.Schn
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