New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-05-04
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Ms Louisa Plsss i wishing i Browns
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As Mohr viii leave Tor Washington
about the 10th.
a brother Of A. Schmidt IS here on a
visit from Cincinnati.
AIadelia has given bonus Of 400 for
another newspaper plant.
Register Of Deeds Gliimmer went to
.St. Paul Saturday on business.
Monday was Arbor Day but our ciitii-
zens seem to have forgotten it.
Rev. Case Of Sleepy Eye will exchange
pulpits with Rev. Meske next Sunday.
]. g. Keael and Benz. Kohler Of
shakopee were visitors il the city lastsI
F1s;day.
Rev Smith Baker of Minneapolis Will
lecture at Turner Hall on the 23rd Of
this month. ss
Editor Smith Of the Lamberton Lea
der has been appointed postmaster Of
that village.
NxVWm. p. Koch has been promoted to
the position Of assistant cashier in the
Citizens Eank.
Henry Hanschen has been awarded the
contract for Louis Buenger's new three
story building.
Chas Brus5's Headqualtt tiers have been
|Iepapered IN an artistic manner and 9th
erwi5e improved.
IA dance was enjoyed by party Of
young folks at the home of VIM. Skinner
on Saturday evening.
lynn. Pfaender is erecting new resid-
enee on his farm Near town and will live
there during the summer.
| The New Ulm Review is a progressive
paper, ably edised and successfully man
aged. NoRTHFIELD News.
sSSThe wooden mill Of b. Marschner is
closed down this week awaiting the in
PRODUCTION of new machinery.
| VIM. Cordes came home from the st
| Paul Business College Friday to attend
| the inspection of Company A.
Commissioner H. M. Ball Will leave
I#lna few days for the Pacific coast, where
he expects to locate permanently.
The New Ulm friends of John Mart
Of Morgan will be pleased to learn Of
the arrival in his family OF another
daughter.
z. Fl. Sorlien, who visited here a
couple Of weeks ago, has been chosen
Post Chancellor Of a Pythian Lodge il
Granite Falls. sorlien formerly lived in
Linden.
| fThe annual meeting of the Building
and Loan Association will be held al
Turner Hall tomorrow evening. Male
members not attending will be subjected
TO a fine.
VA very beautiful monument was placed
over the resting place of August Schell
in the city cemetery lest week. Itweighs
several tons and is a model piece Of
workmanship.
W In addition to the brick store Of M.
Seifert in Morgan, Henry Hanschen has
the contract for the brick work on
two-story building for Jos. Schoffman in
the same town.
| Capt. Huntington Of Redwood Falls
says he will not accept the position Of
Indian agent at the White Earth reser-
lvation which was rendered him last week
through Senator Davis.
Heller & Setter have sold their bust
ness to August Koehler and Carl Zschun-
Ike and dissolved partnership. Mr.. Hell
Ter has gone to Youngstown, Ohio, where
he will engage in business with his
brothers.
| Peter scherer has appointed the follow
| ing Republican city committee: F. W.
johnson, chairman; VIM. Koepke and Z.
g. Vogel, First ward g. schape kahm
and T. Crone, Second ward; :. Schilling
and Chas. Grussendorf, Third ward.
a. r. Walton, former clerk Of court,
stopped off in New Ulm on Saturday on
his way to ST. Paul to attend the annual
session of the Grand Lodge Of a. o: U.
W. He was Joined here by VIM. Koch,
JOS. IA. Eckstein and Fred Pfaender.
1.-THE marriage Of Jos. Hofmeister and
Miss Anna Manderfeld was solemnized
by Rev. Plut on Tuesday evening of last