New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-20
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He is now living in st. Peter.
Sheriff Block was up from St. Peter
Monday morning on business.
Miss Theresa Clasen OF Mankato is
visiting here with her parents.
Rev. Beinhart was st. Paul visitor
during the greater portion Of the week.
Lyman Fuller, who has been en-
ptoyed in B. Behnke's clothing store, is
seriously sick.
r. A. Gray, who came here recently
from Fairfax, proposes to start a steam
launderY here.
John Fisherbauer, an old and res
pected settler died on the 18th after a
short siege of sickness.
Henry Furst of Chicago attended the
marriage of his brother to Miss Lou
Hauenstein on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Marden came up
from St. Paul Thursday to attend the
funeral of the formers brother.
Fred Pfaender is in St. PAIL this week
in attendance at a session of the State
League OF Building Associations.
| Maria Wellner and Frank Henderson
were taken to the ST. Cloud Reforma-
tory by Sheriff Schmelz on Monday,
| The Concordia Band serenaded Jos.
Gales on Thursday evening, the occa-
sion being the anniversary Of his birth
day.
A farewell party was given at the
| home of Senator Peterson in honor of
| Miss Frida Hauenstein on Thursday
evening,
| Jacob Klossner was up at Spring
field a portion of the week, making ar
engagements for opening a branch ma
chine store.
DR.. Wildes, a veterinary surgeon, who
made frequent visits to this city, died
from an attack of the grippe in Manka-
to last week.
Mike Eckert slipped and fell on the
sidewalk in front of Union Hall last
Saturday night and dislocated the elbow
OF his right arm.
In the Minneapolis papers, Titus
Mareck is being quite prominently
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Yorality nomination.
At Granite Falls, Yellow Medicine
county, the liquor license for the ensu.
ing year is placed at $3.50 and at Candy
in the same county $1,000,
M. G. Schade, the rustling Sleepy
Eye merchant tailor, was in town Wed.
nesday. Mr.. Schade thinks some OF
opening branch establishment here.
Loren Whitcomb came up from Heb
ron on Monday and had a pistol bullet
taken from his left hand by DR.. Strick
Ter. The bali was fired accidentally
by him self.
G. H. Ross is in Minneapolis at pres
ent and will not return to New Ulm fol-
several days, His business is in con
nection with the Chadbourn estate o
which he is executor.
| Treasurer Webster and Supt. Schul;
of Nicollet county were in the city
Wednesday night. They are now busy
collecting taxes in Lafayette, Yves
Newton and Fit. Ridgley.
| Hugo Fischer has been secured By
the Turnverein to fill the vacancy
caused by the removal to Texas of Aug
ust Conrad. He will not enter upo1
his duties. however, until May.
j. Stoeckert & Sons manufactured
$50, 900 machine-made brick last year
and 20, 900. feet of drain thing. Thi:
changes the statistics given last week
and place the total brick outputin New
Ulm at 3,225,000.
Mr.. Bockel, the Winona man, will
hold forth in the rooms formerly occu-
pied by Col. Francis Baasen tomorrow
Friday and Saturday with a full line o.
masquerade suits which he will rent fol
Saturday evening.
Robert Schilling, the Milwaukee sec
rotary OF the Peoples Party, will speak
in New Ulm next Monday afternoon
in German and in the evening in the
English language. The addresses will
be delivered Turner Hall,
| Michael Neuwirth, who works for
JOS. Schnobrich, mistook bottle OF
sulphuric acid for pop on Monday and
had the liquid TO his mouth be-
fore anyone warned him. His lips and
clothes were burned as result.
The Dramatic Setcion has elected the
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