New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-04-27

Col Baasen was st. Peter visitor
i last Thursday.
Judge Weber will hold court in Red
wood Falls next week.
The public schools will be closed Fri i
/ day for a week s vacation.
The New Tim Roller Mill has been
4 undergoing repairs this week.
Dr. j. H. James Of Mankato was in
the city Sunday and Monday.
Albert Baarsch has resigned from his
position in the City Drug Store
Jacob Rohner will leave for Kentucky
this week with the view of locating.
VIM. WelIner of Lafayette has bought
a house and lot near the Eagle Mill.
A new race track is being opened on
the prairie below Hauenstein's brewery.
A. Blanchard has secured a pension of
$12 a month for Sven Edison of Brigh-
ton.
The foundation for the Eagle Mill sta
bic is already laid. The building will be
Of brick
DR.. Emil Weschke, formerly editor of
the Review, has purchased drugstore in
San Francisco
Harry Choate's Dramatic Company
will visit New Ulm in May. They are
now in Mankato.
Fl. G. Warnke, the popular Springfield
merchant, is said to look very much like
Ex-Speaker Reed.
A. F. Rabe, the well-known Nicollet
merchant, has concluded to engage in
business in Mankato.
Among those who secured claims on
the Sisseton reservation was Frank Hanft,
formerly of New Ulm.
W Several of the principal consumers of
1 S1Uy "alCI IttN = 11ltlOSluCCSl Ndlcl ulCtlCS
within the past week.
F. W. Hauenstein has bought of J.
Pfenninger the house on Broadway in
which he now resides
Fred Gley, formerly of New Ulm, has
been elected secretary of the Democratic
| ol,,h PnIuy,nl LN,lJc
The annual meeting Of the Building &
| Loan Associti on will be held on Thurs
| day evening of next week.
| The Woodmen lodge is making prep
| arations for strawberry festival. The
lodge now numbers 65 members.
Thieves broke into the house of r. D.
Lille in Lafayette one day last week and
stole something over 81 in money.
T. Sunde, who has been attending
college at St. Peter the past fewmonths
is now working for G. H. Hornburg.
Editor Hodges of the Sleepy EyeiHer-
aid attended a meeting of the Pythian
! lodge of this place on Monday evening
II Hugo Fischer will arrive in New Ulm
1 the latter part of the week to take charge
of the Turnverein's school of gymnastics
! Geo. w. Somerville is said to be a can
didate for district delegate to the Ma
/ tional Republican convention at Mime
ap9lis.
G. A. Hagberg and Geo. w. Somer-
vile were interested in the U. S. court
at Mankato last week as attorneys for S
D. Peterson.
John Nun il. was arrested last week
and brought before Justice Nix on q
| charge of drunkenness. He paid S. and
| costs for his pleasure.
John Lauterbach got home from New
! Ulm Monday evening in time to welcome
little daughter, just arrived from baby
land. Redwood Gazette.
VIM. Koch and Fred Pfaender will
go to St. Paul next Monday as delegates
to the Grand Lodge of A. 0. u. W. Jos
A. Eckstein will also attend.
Martin Henle returned on "Wednesday
from Chicago whittier he had gone to re
ceive treatment for his eyes. He has not
experienced any improvement.
Miss Rose Lichtwarck, daughter of Jos
Lichtwarck, formerly of New Ulm but
now of Redwood Falls, was married on
The 21st to Mr.. Frank Birkenmeier.
Y Chas. Stuebe bought 1900 head of cat
tie last week and sold $50 head to S. M
Ferris Of Glendive, Montana. The rest
he will ship to his ranch near Pierre.
The unclaimed letters at the postofice
are addressed to Wenzel Gosler, Geo.