New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-02
Local News.

week.
The Minnesota river rose three feet
on Friday.
A child of Ed. johnson of Cambria
died on Monday.
Rev. Berghold lectured in Fairfax
Monday evening.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Setter on Friday.
Isidor Haas has purchased the Hoch-
haus farm of John Hauenstein.
Architect Heers has drawn plans for
SO, 900 residence for Ernst WicherE-
XII.
Judge Brandt held session of the
Probate court in Sleepy Eye on Mon
day.
An effort is being made to start a
lodge of Modern Woodmen at Spring
field.
Geo. Schmidt came down from Tracy
Friday to attend the wedding of his
sister.
Miss Eva Holmes of Harvard, ILL.,, is
spending few days with the family OF
Col. Baasen.
II. Werring has been elected vice
president and director of the Fairfax
Roller Mill Co.
DR.. Fritsche was called to Winthrop
OH Monday to assist DR.. Pfster in a diff.
ticult operation.
Herman Schmidt came up from ST.
Paul Saturday to spend few days with
his New Ulm friends.
Jos. Wager ard wife of Spokane
Falls arrived here few days ago for {
short visit with friends.
! H. M. Ball of Eden was in the city
Thursday. He had just returned from
a visit to Pennsylvania.
Mrs. B. Follmann left on Friday fo1
Milwaukee and Chicago to buy a stool
of spring millinery goods.
Attorney ]. M. Thompson of Sleepy
Eye transacted legal business befor.
Judge Weber on Thursday.
Rev. Gottschalk will deliver his illus
trated lecture on Palestine at the
Methodist church this evening.
Mrs. H. r. Schrader of this city anc
Miss Gaetsch of Lafayette left on Mon
clay for visit with friends in Michigan,
Scott Phillips, a prominent ranch
man on the Sioux Reservation, has been
spending the week here with .Chas.
Stuebe.
Capt, George was called to Michigan
last week by the serious illness of his
daughter. A. Blanchard is acting as
clerk in his absence.
! The death of Theodore Bochum, IA
ther of Franz Bochum, died on Monday
of last week in his 8Oth year. The fun
| eral was held on Wednesday.
R. Massapust OF West Newton cap
tured 8 full-grown wolf in Milford the
other day and secured bounty of SIS
from Auditor Krook for it's scalp.
G. M. Palmer, manager of the Hub
bard Mill of Mankato, and tE. J. Fos-
ter, general freight agent of the North
western road, were here Thursday.
A steam laundry will be started here
by F. A. Gray provided he can secure
a suitable building. He has already
made partial arrangements for machin.
cry.
The band boys and Pfaender 6 Neu-
mann's orchestra returned from their
concert tour Sunday morning. They
report financial success and an excel
lent trip.
Fire caught from sparks in the saw
dust near Palmer s. Landwehr's saw
mill on Saturday and succeeded in caus.
ing enough blaze in little loose wood
to scare the whole town.
Jacob Hinderman of Ridgely Town
ship mourns the departure of certain
individual who wormed himself into his
confidence about $50 worth and then
skipped the country.-Sleepy Eye Dis
patch.
A special to the Pioneer Press from
St. Peter says that very pleasant fea-
ture of the Weschke- Perry wedding
was the receipt of check fo4 81, 900 in
favor of the bride from the groom's
father.
Jos, Henle and Miss Bertha Schmidt
were married by Justice Blanchard on
Friday evening. Both of the young
parties are well-known in New Ulm
and the Review wishes them long life
and heaps of prosperity.
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