New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-09
Mrs. Rehfeid is afflicted with erysipe-

Kretsch&Berg have purchased a fine
Hambletonian.
A lodge of Royal Arch Masons will
be organized here soon.
A daughter was born to Mr.and Mrs.
Mic Memo on the 1st.
G. A. Hers is drawing plans for a
$4,000 house for Robert LoheYde.
It is rum ored that John B. Schmid
will build brewery at Springfield.
Jos. Flor went to st. Paul Saturday
to purchase new fixtures for his saloon.
The Crone farm Of 28O acres. adioin-
Fairfax, was sold last week to M, Fo-
ley.
The Courtland-L Lafayette Horse Co.
will sell their horse, Hercules, atauction
to-day.
DR.. j. H. James. the Nankato oeulist,
was in the city on professional business
syer Sunday.
Albert Garbrecht has bou ght two lots
in Block 143 of Henry Hanschen and
will build a residence.
Adelegation of Masons went toSleepY
Eye Monday evening to attend meet
ing of the Chapter Lodge.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co..
will give nightly entertainments at Un.
ion Hall commencing March 18th,
August Kiesling has already COM
nenced the erection of his new residence
on Broadway. It will cost $4,000.
The G. Is N. W. Railway Co.. carried
over 400 visitors into New Ulm last
Tuesday owing to the Carnival festivi-
ties.
Memorial services were held at the
Congregational church on Sunday even
ing out of respect to the late Mrs. Bing-
ham.
The aged mother of Wolfgang Hac-
ker of West Newton died on Monday.
About week ago she sustained stroke
Of apoplexy.
Over 5000 worth of tickets were sold
for the masquerade bali in Union Hall
On Tuesday evening. -. The Turnverein
cleared about 300. ....
H NJ Ball has sold his large farm
ia Eden to VIM. Meyer for $4,000. The
papers for the transfer were made out
in this city on Thursday,
Hugo Fischer of Quincy, ILL.,, and
Richard Fischer Of Ann Arhor arrived
here Sunday morning to be at home
during the sickness of their mother.
The man who stole the team Of hor
ses from Mr. Walter IN Ridgley was
given hearing before Justice O'Brien
and bound over to the district court.
o, G. Strickler, j. T. Crowell. Henry
Rolves and Geo. Bevier went to SPRING
field Thursday evening and instituted a
lodge of Modern Woodmen with forty
four charter menbers. "
August Meyer has purchased the pro-
perty of H, Steinhaus in Morgan, con-
sistng of a house and two lots, for
$1,000. He will erect large building
and engage in the jewelry and cigar
business
G.. Baltrusch has rented his store
building to Baer & Setter who will sup
plv it with a new and well-seiected
stock of stoves and tinware Mr.. Bal,
trusch has not yet announced his future
business intentions.
w. u. Smith, editor of the Lam her
ton Leader, was in the city Tuesday
in the interests of O. Blum els cardi-
dacy for the Republican congressional
nomination. From here he left for 9TH
er parts of the district on the same mis-
sion. -
The land cases which were tried be-
fore Judge Weber and in which the
w. & St. P. Land Co. were interested
as plaintiffs and Thos. McOuat and wife
were defendants, have recently been
decided in favor of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Ouat, of Oshawa,-St. Peter Herald.
A. P. johnson of Cornish, for whom
New Ulm parties have been trying for
several years past to secure deep
we'll that would furnish plenty Of water
but without success, has at last struck a
strong vein at a depth of 270 feet. A
Mr.. Garfield of Winthrop sunk the
well,
Major B. H. Randall has contributed
to history lengthy and graphic de-
scription of the defense of Fl. Ridgely
during the Sioux massacre. The &C
count given by Mr.. Randall was pub
lished in Saturdays Winona Republi