New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Miss AmaliaNiix is home from st. Pau

| wood died last week.
Wenzel Schotzko says he will erect a
four story hotel this fall.
E. III. Huebner will deliver the Grafton
at Morton on the Fourth.
Robert Brandt returned from st.
Louis Wednesday evening.
der Meineidbauer' will be produced
again next Sunday evening.
John Larson went west Monday morn
ing with carload of horses.
A son of Anton Lindmeyer fell from
fence last Tuesday and broke his leg.
Miss Rosa Keller and Miss Theresa
Eichmann are spending a few days at
Waseca.
Geo. Wagner arrived here from the
Ann Arbor school of pharmacy on
Thursday.
Miss Clinton of Sleepy Eye was the
guest of friends in this city last Friday
and Saturday.
A Methodist camp-meeting is being
held in Geo. Durbahn's grove in Lafay-
cite this week.
Thieves broke into the Boese windmill
on Thursday night and stole gun, a
coat and other articles
A seven-year- old son of Chas. Widel
of this city died on the 23rd as the result
of inflammation of the lungs.
Jos. A. Eckstein was reelected SUI
preme Guide at the Helena session of the
! Supreme Lodge of A. 0. Q. W.
The st. Peter Herald predicts that
John Lind will again be candidate for
congress. The Herald is mistaken.
Mrs. G. H. Helmes of ST. Paul, with
her two children, is spending the week
with her mother, Mrss Helen Setter.
Chas. Schneider, who at one time was
employed in the Review Office, had his
arm broken recently in Sioux City.
Louis Stern of ST. Paul and Prof. Nix
of this city have been secured to deliver
the New Ulm Fourth of July addresses.
Rey. Seeger of Kansas City, Mo-, will
preach at the Evangelical-P Protestant
church next Sunday morning at half-past
| ten
Dan Dingler was fined 81 and costs on
Saturday for offering abusive words to
Street Commissioner Koepke. Justice
Nix fined him.
In Sleepy Eye yesterday there oc-
Cured the marriage of B. Larrabee, the
druggist, and Miss Mary Frank, former
ly of this city.
Mr.. Vanderwalker, who recently ac-
copied employment with the Book Bros.
removed his family from St. Paul to
New Tim this week
NJ. Siebenbrunner has sold his saloon
building and fixtures to Mr.. Dietz of
Cottonwood. Siebenbrunner will leave
in the fall for Waconia.
Chas. Mulvehill, a brother of the late
Thomas Mulvehill, was in the city
Thursday and Friday. He is now travel
ing for Chicago clothing firm.
A petition, signed by the farmers of
Lafayette, will be presented to the coun-
Gil asking that the proposed CORTLAND
bridge be kept at its present location.
Mrs. A. Fl. Schmidt and Miss Lizzie
| Mueller are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gotlieb Schmidt. The former is Mr..
Schmidt's sister-in-law and the latter his
cousin.
Yesterday case was in progress be.
fore Judge Blanchard in which Lena
Schwertzler sued Peter Heinen for $50
as alleged wages. The case was given
a jury trial. Plaintiff got s24.
Rev. Plut and W. Eibner have been
selected as delegates to the national con-
vention of the German Roman Catholic
Association which is to be held in Du-
buque in September.
It has been suggested that the people
of New Ulm raise enough money to Sc
cure Ingersoll for the Brown County
Fair. A better way could hardly be hit
upon to clear the society of debt. Is
Attorney Matthews and wife Of Mar
shall stopped off in New Ulm Friday
night and were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bosch. They were on their way
home from the National convention at
Chicago.
]. Eckstein has again resigned his