New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-02-03
Local News.
T. Metzke is afflicted with influenza

+ f. Metzke is afflicted with influenza
p. q. PAIL returned from the east
Monday evening.
G. A. Subilla has moved into the
Dingler residence.
Thos. Jungbauer has been granted a
pension. of $12 per month.
G. A. Hagberg and S. d. Peterson
spent most of the week IN Mankato.
Jacob Klossner and wife were visitors
in Minneapolis the greater part OF Inc
week.
Miss Clara Doehne entertained a num-
Der Of he1 young lady friends Saturday
evening.
Jacob Klossner has bought out II. G.
Birkenmeyer's stock of goods in
Springfield.
DR.. j. w. Andrews was up from
Mankato Monday evening on PROBES
sional business,
Ferdinand Crone made a trip.to Chi
cago last week returning Saturday IN
company with his mother.
Mrs. Schmelz attended her brother
during his final sickness at Stevens,
Marshall county, last week.
A cinch party was enjoyed by few
of the young folks at the home OF Ralph
Yates on Thursday evening.
Jos. Bier, formerly in the employ OF
John Hauenstein, was married TO a
Sleepy Eye lady on Monday
The county jail now harbors only
three prisoners-Otto Smith OF Spring
field and the two Tracy toughs.
John Dehn, a retired Nicollet county
farmer, has opened a saloon in Gibbon.
He recently returned from the west.
Andrew Steinmetz has made partial
settlement with his creditors and is now
at large under bail in the sum OF $oOO.
The Brown County Teachers Asso-
citation will meet at the German Luther
an school building in Sleepy Eye on the
| 9th.
Miss Ida Thiele of this city is learn
ing the art of photography in the gal
lery of L. G. Frederickson of Snring-
| field.
Mrs. Hose returned 10 her home in
Tracy last week after a prolonged visit,
accompanied by Miss Emma Hauen-
stein.
G. G. Hanscome, formerly editor of
this paper, was in the city Monday. He
is now engaged on the Redwood Re
veille. ....
August Mueller, formerly of this
place, has bought the store building of
A. F. Rabe in Nicollet for So, 400, He
will fit it up as hall.
A Chicago architect was here a few
days ago, looking over Schell's brewery,
and the exstensive improvement con-
templated will surely be made.
Editor F. A. Wright of the Spring deld
Advance was in the city Tuesday. He
had just returned from New York
where he has been receiving medical
treatment.
H. Hanschen has the contract for a
| brick house to be erected,a as soon as the
| weather will permit, by Herman Kies-
ling. The house will be % 20 and will
| cost 81, 400,
| John Gulden Of Mankato, Robert Gul
| den OF the Minneapolis police force, and
| G, and M. Russell of Stevens were here
| Saturday to attend the funeral of Mich
olas Rottering.
Jacob Hottinger was called to Spring
field Monday by the death of Alfred, the
nine-year-old son of Gustav Nuessle,
which occurred Monday morning as the
result of Group.
VIM. Young and Jos. Scharles OF
Chicago have purchased the shop and
stock of J. Tapes tailoring establish
ment and will continue the business on
an increased and improved scale. Both
are men of long experience.
The fire alarm was sounded at about
half-past nine o'clock Monday night.
The cause proved to be the explosion Of
a lamp in one of the rear windows Of
the upper story of the Brown County
Bank; the result, nothing but little ex-
element.
Schmid & Ochs on Thursday sold
the Springfield mill to Peter and Henry
Bendixen for $1S,5OO. The mill has
been IN possession of the New Ulm par
ties only a little over year, and it is
not known yet what business they will
next embark in.