New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-16
Local News.
Miss Ida Koch is suite I'LL.


Miss Ida Koch is quite i'll.
Fred Zsehunke will leave to-day for
Germany.
John Gabriel moved to Fairfax on
Saturday.
Col .Baasen transacted business in St.
Peter on Monday.
Richard Geisinger is building an adj
dition to his hotel.
Richard Fischer will return to Ann
Arbor next Friday,
Daniel Dingler will leaye next week
for the state of Washington.
A child of Henry Moll of Milford
died on Friday of pneumonia.
G. M. Thorne of st. Paul will soon
start another paper at Madelia.
j. b. Schmid will build 5000 resi-
dence in Springfield this spring.
c. Dahl has purchased 12o acres of
the Engelbert farm in Cottonwood,
G. r, Davis has been elected Repub-
lican committeeman for Nicollet Co.
B. Gruenenfelder has sold his inter-
est IN the Union Hall to Martin LorenZ.
The Milwaukee Theatre Co. have been
booked for May 9Th, 10th and 18th in
New Ulm.
A knitting mill is to be started in
Mankato, that will give employment to
200 persons.
Mrs. M. Epple fell during Wednes-
day storm and sustained serious injur.
les 20 her hand,
Attorney G. A. Hagberg transacted
legal business in Mankato last Wednes-
day and Thursday.
John Marti, formerly Of this place,
has been elected president of the village
council of Morgan.
Peter Sprenger has bought 80 acres
of land in Cottonwood from Mr., Kauch
of Cincinnati for 800.
John Havemeyer of CORTLAND went
to Springfield last week and rented the
saloon building of Geo Vogel.
Geo. w. Somerville and E. H. Hueb-
ner were callers at Judge Webbers Of
fee on legal business last Friday.
New Ulm will be supplied with arc
lights within a month. So say the
members of the Electric Light Co.
DR.. Fritsche, assisted by DR.. Stricken,
performed a difficult operation on Mrs.
Oswald at the hospital on Monday.
M. Sieben drummer has sold his saloon
building and fixtures and blacksmith
shop 10 J. B. Dietz of Sigel for 81, 700.
Mrs. Pless has gone to Mankato to
live with her daughter. Her residence
on Broadway has been rented to her
son, William.
j. II. Vajen made business trip to
Redwood Falls last week. It was the
first time he was absent from the city il
twenty years. 6
Fred Pfaender announces positively
that he will not make the run for CITY
clerk which his friends have been urg-
ing him to do.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
hold the boards at UnionHall this week
and are being greeted each evening with
large audiences.
Mrs. Richard Fisher, who has been
sick with erysipelas, has improved
much the past week and is now ct,nsi0-
cred out of danger.
The semi-annual pportionment of
the state school fund, made last week,
gives Brown county So, 667.32 and Mic
ollet county $s2,99S.62.
Emil REIN, teacher in the Luther
an schools at Saltwater, has been called
to similar position in Mankato. He is
s. former New Ulm boy.
The new bridges must be completed.
according to contract, by May LIST. So
far nothing has been done on them and
none of the material has arrived,
In Nicollet county the women have
formed a permanent organization to aid
the state. commission in preparing the
Minnesota exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
VIM. Lindeke, who died in St. Paul
last week, was one of the main support
ers of the college in this city. Prof.
Hoyer and Rev. Albrecht attended his
funeral.
The Roberts folks, whose house
burned down some weeks ago, received
nearly $1,000 in insurance on house and
furniture. If all could do so well, it
would pay to insure.