New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-02-17
Local News.

Otto Sommer is clerk in the expires
Office.
August Kiesling will erect a residenc'
on Broadway.
/ Geo. Bauemle returned to Montan,
last Wednesday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. F
REIN on Friday.
Florian Hess is confined to his home
with serious sickness.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Brust gave {
cinch party last evening.
Fl. A. Subilia has returned to New
| Ulm once more to remain.
Rev. Berghold will lecture in Spring
| field this evening on Mexico.
Billy Marble is at St. James this week
and will visit New Ulm soon,
The Masonic Lodge will give ban
quet on the evening Of the Oath.
Peter Hovde of Lake Hanska is
working for Klossner & Mueller.
The stock of F. Kuetzing will be sold
at execution sale next Wednesday,.
Register of Deeds Grimmer is detain-
ed from his office work by sickness.
Keute & Nagol have the contract fol
a residence for A. Henle to cost 81 900.
Anton Schwerzlec has purchased an
interest in the Butternut Valley saw
mill,
EMIL Gruenenfeldcr of Duluth and
Paulina Getting were married last
Wednesday,
Last week Jos. Vogel received the
first carload Of Washington fir lumber
ever shipped to this city.
Miss Ella Stuebe entertained her
friends in a pleasant and happy man
ner on Saturday evening.
Gabriel & Kunz,, of New Ulm will es.
tablish q painting establishment here
about March 25th.-Fairfax Crescent.
Don @. Hall, the tragedian who plays
Richard III and Othello in small towns,
will again visit this city in the near flu
ture.
G. A. Ochs is now sole proprietor OF
the Springfield brlckyards, having pur-
chased the interest OF his partner, Mr..
Jaehn.
The New Ulm Creamery force will
start up again next week. Teams will
be sent out Monday morning to buy
cream.
Miss Bessie Harkln, who has been
living in Manitoba for the last three
years, is visiting with relatives in West
Newton.
II. c. Garvin, travelling freight agent
for the Northwestern road, was in the
city and told stories on A. W. Bingham
last Saturday.
PROT Reichenbecher received a stroke
Of apoplexy on Saturday, and as re.
suit one whole side Of his body is par
tally paralyzed DR.. Fritsche is treat
Ing him. .....
The marriage of G.. A. Spellbrink and
Miss Kitzberger is announced for the
near future. Mr.. Spellbrink is wheat
buyer for the Eagle Mill Co. in Essig.
Rev. Braun, who spent the summer
at St. Alexarder's Hospital, is now tax.
ing course of study in philosophy at
the University of Freiberg in Baden.
Rev. W. J. Foo Shun, native OF
China, will lecture at the Congregation.
al church on the evening of the 10th on
the customs and manners Of the Chi
nese.
The school house in German Park
was sold at auction on Monday to c. l..
Roos for $35. 1t will now most likely
be transferred to the city for storage
purposes.
Alb. Mattice has gone to Springfield
to take charge of Klossner & Mueller's
branch store, and Chas. Heymann will
continue as book-keeper in the head Of
fees here.
Congressman Lind has been appoint
ed on the select committee to investi-
gate the pension Office in pursuance tc
resolutions adopted by the house few
days since.
Leap Year Dance at Turner Hall this
evening. AS a result the words "we're
not in it, have been uttered by gentle
men during the past week with consid-
cradle frequency.
Attorney J. M. Thompson, Editor H.
G.. Hays, Steve Gilland and T. j. Muir
fin of Sleepy Eye were interested in the
trial of r. j. Somerville before Justice