New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-04-06
T. ocal News.

IL. q. Garvln was here Frlda
| +. Klossner will erect residence.
Mrs. McShane Of Minneapolis is here
on a visit.
Mrs. FL Hess contemplates removing
| to Cincinnati.
Philip Long has moved to Spring
field with his family.
Miss A. c. Hirsch spenta portion Of
the week IN Mankato.
JOS. Schnoberich has purchased the
Leonard Haeberle building.
The last dance of the Ierpsichore
Club will be held this evening,
Robert Loheyde has sold his lot on
German Street to Werner Bosch for
$500.
Conrad Ries OF New York will lee
ture at Turner Hall this evening on
Poems.
Miss Clara Vertzler Of Sleepy Eye is
the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. w. G.
Duncan.
1t is sunlored that G. A. Ochs Of
Springfield will establish a brickyard
in this city.
Henry Bastian, who has been teach.
ing in Ridgely, will engage III business
in Springfield.
Christian Gareis, who has been in
Washington State for two years, has re-
turned to New Ulm.
Martin Henle, who is afflicted with
total blindness, will go to Chicago to
consult DIR. Holmes.
Fred Klossner sold the S Basket
Works property OH Monday to a Sleepy
Eye party for $1,000.
M. Mullen has been chosen as one OF
the delegates to the National Democra-
tic convention in Chicago.
G. A. Hagberg and S. d. Peterson
had business before the United States
court in st. Paul yesterday.
The city water-works supply will be
cut off to-day and tomorrow to per-
nit of repairs at the station.
A surprise party was rendered to Mrs.
Wicherski by about thirty of here
friends on Saturday evening.
Court opens in Beaver, Falls next
Tuesday with Judge Weber presiding
and W. T. Eckstein as reporter.
Two base ball clubs have already
been organized, one among the city BOYS
ard one by the college students.
Emil Mueller, who graduated recent
" from the Chicago Veterinary College
expects to locate in this vicinity.
Albert Behnke, the veterinary sur
geon, has rented offices in the second
story of the Brown County Bank build
ing.
a summer training school will be
conducted by the state instituteinstruc-
tors at Sleepy Eye during the month OF
July.
The new TIME table has been DELAYED
but will go into effect next Sunday ex-
actly as announced in last weeks Re
view.
Mrs. e. BERRY will remodel and en-
large her residence this spring at a cost
of Sl,50c. Tape g. Schriefer have the
contract.
Miss Amelia Guth, who was to have
returned from Minneapolis last week,
was taken suddenly and dangerouslYill
on Friday.
NJ. Mullen on Monday sold his prop.
erty on Minnesota Street now occupied
by M. A. Bingham to the latter gentle
man for $4,000.
Chas. Silverson Of the Eagle Mil
leaves to-day for Cincinnati on business
He will also make a trip through Ken
tncky and Wisconsin.
Mrs. Loomis q daughter OF Capt
George, died at her home IN Michigan
on Tuesday of last week. The Captain
left at once to attend the funeral.
Mr.. Elklns, formerly book keeper in
the Eagle Mill Office but now of Mime.
apolis, was in the city Saturday and re:
moved his furniture 10 his present
home.
Friends in New Uim of Mr.. and Mrs.
Siyers Of Minneapolis will be interest.
ing in learning that on the 1st Of April
a daughter was born to them the
first in twelve years,
The sale of seats for the Milwaukee
Theatre Company opened last Sunday
at the City Drug Store and was unusu-
ally large. Another opportunity to Sc
cure seats will be given the people next