New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-05-18
The new street sprinkler arrived Fri

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day morning.
Mrs. JOS. Popp is entertaining her
nephew from Cincinnati.
Iggnatius Donnelly speaks in sleepy
Eye on the 10th of June.
A daughter Of Mrs. Emmeriich is here
on visit from Washington.
Chas. Anderson has purchased house
and eight lots near the brickyards.
Chas. Krook is home from the college
at st. Peter for the summer vacation.
The marriage of Herman Kalb and
Miss Lizzie Filzen will occur this week
Cashier Frank of the Bank of Spring
held was visitor in the city over Sum
day.
Mrs. Louis Schmelz is now living with
her relatives in the town of Cotton
wood.
Robert Brandt left ST. Paul for St.
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Louis on the steamer Sidney last Friday
morning.
The first meeting of the New Ulm
chapter of Royal Arch Masons was held
Friday evening
" The residence of NJ. A. Bingham was
supplied with city water-works connec-
tons this week.
A young peoples social will be given
at the home of Mrs. Mowery on German
Street next Friday evening.
Henry Hanschen's daughter, who has
been very sick in Minneapolis, was
brought home last Thursday.
V The bad roads have prevented the
hauling of stone to West Newton and
thus delayed the work on the new church.
Geo. Kiesel leaves for shakopee to-
day to remain. Later on he will proba-
bly, engage in business with his brother.
v Jacob klossner Jr. spent the greater
portion of the week in Dakota, whittier
he had gone to dispose of carload of
horses.
Geo. Schmidt took the Thursday after
noon train for the east on his way to Eu-
rope. He will be gone nearly three
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months.
Martin Wentz of Bashaw presented
five wolf scalps at the auditors office on
Wednesday and received bounties
amounting to SIS.
The New Ulm friends of Henry Dirks
of Springfield will be pleased to learn
that he is now a father. The heir in this
case happens to be a daughter.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
| of Miss Marie Hoyer to Mr.. Erich Moe
bus of Belle PLANE. The former is a sis
ter of Prof. Hoyer of this city.
" The work of boulevarding State Street
| and planting trees in double rows is pro-
crossing rapidly and adds much to the
| beauty of that popular driveway.
w. Newhart has been granted a pen
sion OF S12 per month and so also has
Chas. Lippmann of West Newton. Both
were secured through the agency of A.
Blanchard. !
Mr.. Knudson and oldest son of Linden
are away on European trip. They will
visit several places of interest, including
Paris and finally Copenhagen, Mr.. Knud-
sons native city.
The ball game which was announced
for Saturday afternoon did not come off.
owning to the heavy rain. The Spring
field boys came down on the $50 train
but returned after playing one inning.
IOLind & Hagberg have rented their
store room in the Masonic Block to F.
w. Hauenstein and Chas. Arhard The
former will use half Of the room for his
jewelry business, and the latter will run
la notion store.
K. 81. Helling announces, and in such
manner too as to be unmistakable, that
| he does not want his name considered in
connection with the office of sheriff. His
| choice all along, he says, has been Nels
| Anderson, the present incumbent.
The New Ulm Review is making unrelent-
| ing war uponan institution located oppo-
site New Ulm in Nicolletco Forthe
good reputation of Nicollet as well as
for the sake of decency and right we
hope the Review will be successful in its
fght.-St. Peter Herald.
M. d. Adams, general agent for the
American EXPRESS COMPANY. was in the