New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-01
LOCAL N Z VI s.
A child of John Melges died on Thurs

Il
. A child of John Melges died on Thurs
/ day.
Albert Setter has been in in st. Paul since
Monday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. JOS.
Henle on Junday.
J. A. Mohr will leave for Spokane
Falls next week.
! Gerhard Gulden received wolf bounties
amounting to $21 this week.
Yesterday was the last day to pay per-
sonal property taxes without penalty.
/ IN. Henningsen has sold his lot on
RGerman Street to A. Ottomeyer for $425.
Miss Sophie Kesling came UP from
| Winona Friday evening for a brief Wis
it.
Judge F. S. Brown Of Tracy had bust
ness before Judge Weber last Thurs
day.
Samuel NIilhouse has purchased aresi-
dence and five acres of land near Lu4.
verne.
THE Empire Mill have contracted with
Ifhe Edison Company for an electric light
plant.
A. Blanchard has secured pension of
$12 per month for ]. M. Olson, postmas-
ter. of Nicollet.
4 Andrew J. Eckstein on Saturday
thought half lot near his home from
Jacob Spaeth for $3.50.
MI. Eldridge, of Bismarck, North Da-
kota, visited on Monday with his niece,
Miss Mary Mclaughlin.
Mrs. H. Vajen will leave for Omaha
this week to spend a brief period with
her daughter, Mrs. Liver
u Titus Mareck has been chosen presi-
!, dent of the German-American Citizens
Association in Minneapolis.
The wife of Jens Anderson of Linden
died on Friday Of lung and heart troubles.
She was fifty-six years of age.
ALBERT Pfaender entertained his friend
and classmate, Mr.. Freeman of Manka-
to, during the early portion OF the week.
The match ball game between the Red
Rocks and Concordia club resulted in a
victory for the latter by score Of 33 to
81
i Jos. A. Eckstein is IN receipt of spec
ial invitation to attend the opening Of
theWorld's Fair as one of the governors
staff.
Fred Mueller has severed his position
with the Fortschritt and will visit for
the next few weeks in Milwaukee and
Chicago.
Mrs. Albert Behnke experienced fall
while at the cemetery last week and sus-
tanned injuries from which she is still
suffering.
Y Mrs. Meigs and Miss Jewett arrived
here from Vermont last week and will
spend the summer at the home of A. w.
Bingham.
| Il The Woodman Lodge of this city has
| in contemplation the erection of a
building, the cost of which will approx
mate S25,O00.
Y Dir. Fritsche celebrated his birthday
anniversary on Saturday evening. The
members of the Maennerchor Society
we're his guests.
| Cards are out announcing the marriage
\ Of Miss Katie Flor to Mr.. Geo. Haag
The happy event will occur on the 14tl
of the present month.
= At Redwood recently, Judge Weber
| granted a divorce to an Indian which is
the first on record The name of the In
dian is Henry George.
J. F. Harrison, a Minneapolis mill
wright, looked over the Eagle mill on
Saturday with the view of preparing plans
for the proposed addition,
Alderman Schubert and wife are visit
ing with their daughter in Chicago,
where she has been sister in one of the
Catholic converts for over twelve years
Chauncey Depew, the renowned after
dinner speaker and anniversary orator,
will lecture in Minneapolis next Saturday
evening. This will be one of the treats
Of the convention season.
The young ladies society Of the Cath
Ollie congregation are preparing another
melodrama for presentation at Cecilia
Hall on the 10Th. The title of the play
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