New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-05-18
LOCAL NEWS.
as. SchoITegge is in town.

in Springfield.
/ Judge Webber is holding court at St.
/ Peter this week.
i n. Henningsen went to Minneapolis
i Saturday to get his sister.
j Geo. Scherer of SIankato spent Sun
/ Gay here with his parents.
The stage in Turner Hall will be re-
I built during the summer.
NJ There were nearly fifty applicants for
the position of express agent.
Dan Dingler will erect a brick resi-
dence on South Minnesota street.
Mrs. Cooper, of Vermont, is visiting
with her brother, A. w. Bingham.
Miss Amelia Guth will be married to a
Minneapolis gentleman early in June.
F. NJ. Whitney has moved into one of
the Weschke cottages on German street.
The Empire mill is now being sup
piled with new and larger boiler this
week.
Henry Laudenschlaeger is having plans
prepared by Architect Hers for new
residence.
| G. w. Taylor, general route agent for
the American Express Co., was in town
yesterday.
M. Mullen attended meeting of the
Democratic State central committee in
! ST. Paul on Friday.
A gravel train and crew has been or
dered to New Ulm to do work on this
Esection of the division.
John G.. Meyer of Winthrop has sold
his West Newton farm of 100 acres to
Henry Guggisberg for $4,000.
Billy Marble, the comedian, has con
Guided to leave the stage, and will To-
cate in our neighboring town, Madelia.
Memorial Day will be observed here
this year with proper ceremonies. The
program is now being prepared by Col.
! Pfaender.
Frederick Schwede has been granted
a pension of S12 per month from Au-
gust of 1890. It was secured for him
| by Mr.. Blanchard.
The New Ulm baseball club will play
a match game with the Springfield nine
at the Old Soldiers Reunion in the lat
ter place next month.
| Congressman Lind returned to Wash
ington on Monday and will remain there
till the close of the session. His family
| will remain in New Ulm
Ernst Gschmeidler, leading manin the
Milwaukee Theatre Company, will revisit
New Tim in August and assisted by local
talent will give few recitals.
VIM. Koch of the Empire mill made
trip west yesterday in the interests of
the Elevator company. He will be gone
until the latter part of the week.
The damage suit of Ed. Sommer of this
city against the Winona &St. Peter Rail
road Company will be tried in St. Peter
next week. Lind and Hagberg are the
| plaintiffs attorneys.
DIR. E. L. Holmes of Chicago writes
that the probable cause of young Martin
| Henle's blindness is tumor of the brain.
His case is one, he adds, which will re-
| quire every attention possible.
NH. L. Blethen and W. L. Seaton went
over to st. James Thursday to attend
the institution of a new Pythian lodge
of thirty members. Over one hundred
and forty visitors were present.
v Chas. Arhard of Lafayette has rented
the vacant store building of Lind and
Hagberg and in the course of few DAYS
will open store. His stock will in
clude notions and fancy dry goods.
Rev. Smith Baker will speak in Turn
er Hall on the evening of the 23rd. Ba-
l1er is one of the ablest pulpit orators in
Minneapolis and his lecture on ssMan-
hood" is said to be eloquent and enter
tanning.
| John II. Boil of Cincinnati,w is Wis
ting with Jos. Popp, is an architect by
| profession and it is rumored that while
here he will draw plans for some struc-
lures that will be highly creditable to
the city.
i The saulpaugh hotel in Mankato
l caught fire Saturday night and for a
time it looked as if the building would
be destroyed. Good work by the fire
Ilenartment however snreyeuteG s,1ch a