New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-09
Local News.
Philip Gross is home from Colorado

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j. B. Velikanje has resigned as editor
Of the Fortschritt.
Albert Pfaender is attending the
Mankato Normal School,.
| c. L. Roos attended meeting OF
wheat men in Mankato Friday.
Albert Hauser has gone to Naper-
vile, ILL.,. to continue his studies.
Henry Pister lost a valuable horse on
Friday. The horse died from collie.
Mrs. Johanna Crete will lecture in
Turner Hall on the 9th of October.
There are six prisoners in the Jail.
Only three of them are from this coun-
ty.
1t. Louis Scherer started last Friday
on horseback to 60 to Lake City and st.
Paul.
Mrs. John F. Neumann is entertaining
her cousin, Mrs. Thos. Clawson of Chi
| cago.
w. Elmer will not give his building
a new front this year, but will wait TIL
spring.
Tomorrow evening the Mixed Choir
will be entertained at the home of j John
Hauenstein.
S. c. Madsen of Sleepy Eye has been
granted q patent for producing mar
BILE surfacer.
Samuel Stamm of St. Paul will re-
main here and except position in the
Empire Mill.
A. A. Bogen spent the latter part of
the week hunting in the neighborhood
of Redwood Falls.
Sister Veneranda is back from Penn
sylvania, where she has been visiting
the past two months.
Miss Emma Hummel went to Milwau-
kee last week to buy stock of millinery
goods and study fashions.
Theodore Jappe, the new teacher in
our public schools, arrived from Daven-
port, Iowa, Friday afternoon.
A young Mr.. Keim was brought to
the hospital from Albin on Friday, dan
gerously sick with typhoid fever.
The postmaster general has appoint
ed Postmaster Schmidt to inspect the
fourth class Offices of this county.
| Mesdames Roos and Heaberle were
guests in the family Of Jos. Lichtwarcb
the past week. Redwood Gazette.
S. w. Davis sold his large Burnhan
mare on Tuesday to J. L. Schoch O.
New Ulm. Value, $2OO.-St. Pete
Herald.
George Marti and family and Mrs
A. Yoerg were up from St. Paul las
week on visit with the family of Aug
ust Schell.
| A. H. Lienhard, young gentleman
of Winona, was here Friday, looking
over the city with view of opening
dry goods store.
The contract has been given for tn
windows in the new Catholic churc]
for $1,000. There are fourteen win
dows, all of stained glass.
The child of Augusta Kunz, the Col
den Gate woman who is confined in ja
on charge of murder, has been take
to the hospital for treatment.
Miss Rila Laudenschlaeger has re
turned to Tracy from her summer va
cation and will teach another term i
the public schools of that city.
A farewell party was rendered Mis-
Neitzel at the home of Mrs. Hennine
son on Thursday evening. On the da
following she left for Winthrop.
| Gov. Merriam will decide in the Ros
case next week. Judge Brown, Rose
attorney, has written another very urg
ent appeal in his clients behalf.
G. w. Taylor, route agent of tn
American Express Company, was in tn
city Friday. The Office will be move
into the City Drug Store in a few days
The Brown County exhibit for tn
State Fair was shipped to St. Paul las
Saturday. Henry Behnke and Ere
Sommer will have charge of the dis.
play.
The engine on the east bound freigh
Thursday morning ran off the trac
just outside of the yards in this city an
delayed the passenger train from tn
east several hours.
On Thursday the corner stone of til
new.Lyon county courthouse in Mar
shall was.laid with Masonic ceremony
| Werner ROesch ap6 Hon r q vU,bbo