New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-03
LoCAL NEWS.
LYMAN Fuller Of Lamperton is IN

Local. n E.Vv
Lyman Fuller Of Lamberton is in
town.
E. G. PAIL was at the Windsor in St.
Paul Saturday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Klossner on Thursday.
t. E. Bowen, editor of the Duluth
News, was in the city Thursday.
Nina Ruemke, a girl of eight years,
died Wednesday morning Of diphtheria.
Lee Reed left on Monday for Lime
Springs, Iowa, where he will open a
barbershop.
~ hose company has been organized
on the South Side. The North Side will
also organize one.
The Cecilian Society will give enter
tainments at Union Hall next Saturday
and Sunday evenings.
The Minnesota Valley Medical Soc.
iety met in Mankato yesterday. DR..
Stricken attended from here.
It lained 80 hard near Porter, Lyon
County, on Monday night that eighty
rods of track were washed out.
Mrs. c. H. Ross gave tea party at
her home Thursday afternoon in honor
of her daughter, Mrs. F. L. Randall.
lChas. Stengel has given the North
western hotel a new name. It will
hereafter be known as the Commercial.
A daughter of John Schiemann OF
Lafayette died from diphtheria Monday
morning. She was ten years of age.
Jos. and Matthew Zeimet came up
from St. Paul last week to attend the
funeral of their grandfather, Mr.. Forst.
ner.
John Schneider, one of the early sett.
lers of Brown county, who came to
New Ulm in 1857, died at Sleepy Eye
on>Saturday.
In chasing Mr.. Loheyde's COW one
day last week, Mr.. La Plant, father OF
Mrs. Berry. stumbled and fell so as to
dislocate his shoulder.
Z VIM. G.. Frank went to Springfield
Monday to close the deal by which the
bank of Bendixen & Street passes into
the hands of the new corporation.
Nearly all of the diphtheria cases
show improvement. It is thought by
the health officer that there is no dan
ger of further spreading of the disease.
Hon. Marcus Johnson, Internal Rev
enue Collector for this state, and D. N
Moon, the St. Paul wholesale grocer,
have been in the city the past few days.
the guests Of M. Mullen.
The livery stable of J. P. Mulvehil]
of St Paul, brother of the late Thomas
Mulvehill, Was consumed by fire Tues
day night of last week. The horses and
other contents were saved.
The Schwendinger and Gag paintings
of scenes in the Indian War are about
half completed. Two months more Of
labor will be expended upon them, be.
fore they are finished.
Mrs. Fillman of Redwood Falls, from
whom q tumor was removed on the
23rd, died early Wednesday morning
at the hospital. She was forty years Of
age, and had been sick for nearly q
year.
| The ordination services of Rev. F. L.
Meske as pastor of the Congregations:
Church will be held at the church or
the 18th of this month. Several minis
tiers from abroad are expected to be
present. -
+ The first theatre ever held in New
Ulm was held in the old Pennsylvani,
building which was torn down las
week. Many of the old settlers can re
call this event, and some of them were
principal actors iu the performance re
ferred to.
Eva Mcdonald, Our Eva," has sig
| nitied her intention to be present at the
Alliance picnic in Iberia on the 18th o
June. AS Eva is fairly good-looking, {
number of our prominent lady-admir
ers have already decided to black thei1
! shoes for the occasion.
Miss Martha Laird, formerly Of New
| Ulm, wrote and recited the class poem
! at the commencement exercises of the
| Winona Normal School. The Daily
Republican of that city publishes it il
full, and says it was a capital parody
on Tennyson's s'Charge OF the Six Hun
| dred.''
Saturday morning, while Mrs. Eek
.4o;n ond Mre Sohanokahno woro dr;v