New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-13
Local News.
John zeller has gone to Minneapolis.
August Conrad left for Texas yester-

John Zeller has gone to Minneapolis.
&. August Conrad left for Texas yester
day afternoon.
i Otto Setter is confined to his home
with the grippe.
/ Adolph schell, it is said, will return
from California to remain.
!. New Ulm parties are furnishing ice
for Sleepy Eye and Morgan.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. Fritsche Sunday morning.
Fl. G. Hays, of the Sleepy Eye Dis
patch, was in the city Monday.
A daughter of Jos. Nell died last week,
after only few hours sickness.
Capt. Steinhauser will attend the Ma
tional Guard meeting in st. Paul this
week.
Miss Mollie Herrendorfer left on Mon
day for Denver, Colorado, to visit with
her sisters,
H. S, Kennedy, representing the
Southern Millers' Association was in
town yesterday.
The Alliance convention in st. Paul
last week was attended by ten delegates
from Brown county.
| Otto Backer, who has been spending
q three weeks vacation here, returned
to St. Paul yesterday.
Alex. Ottomeyer and Peter Folkers
were given the rights of citizens in the
| District court last week.
Richard Pfetferle has been enjoying
a visit during the past week from his
| brother, Ernst, of LIE Sueur county.
Foreign letters addressed to John
Bauer, Geo. Bauer and Jos. Helmer
remain uncalled for at the postofice.
Harley Head and Jerry Rearden were
each fined IS and costs for the offense
reported in the last issue of this paper.
The marriage of Miss Lou Hauenstein
to Mr.. Furst of Chicago occurs next
Monday at the residence of the BRIDE s
parents.
Geo. Schnoberich has not been en-
ployed by Geo. Benz & Sons, but will
probably accept a position with G. B..
Liver in Omaha.
E. G. PAIL, manager of the Empire
Mill, has gone east on business trip.
He will visit New York, Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh and Washington.
Judge Weber uses a gavel made from
wood taken from Lookout Mountain
aud pierced by a bullet fired during the
celebrated battle above the clouds.
Company A.. has elected the follow
ing officers: President, Geo. Graft; vice.
president, F.Spoerhase; secretary, Emil
Steinhauser; treasurer, Alfred Vogel.
The county commissioners met last
Tuesday aad adjourned Saturday after.
noon. The proceedings will be official
ly published in the Review next week.
Peter Herian is busy at present cut.
ting Ice for the New Ulm Creamery, but
as soon as he is finished with that work
he will engage in some other line of
business.
Juries and editors are often supposed
to have no views OF their own, but must
always be influenced. Wonder some
people wouldn't cultivate little more
influence!
Henry Mol of Milford, who went to
Mankato several times to receive treat
ment for his eye in which was lodged q
cinder, went down again last week to
have the eye taken out.
The Electric Light Go. on Monday
evening elected the following officers:
President, E. G. PAIL; ice-president,
Geo. Doehne; secretary, W. E. Koch;
treasurer, Jos. A. Eckstein.
Gov. Merriam has issued circular to
all agents appointed by him to collect
aid for the starving in Russia to close
the subscriptions by Jan. 20. No ship
ments are to be made other than flour.
| The Select String Orchestra of this
city had been requested to furnish mu-
sic at the dedication of the new court
house in Marshall, but .he destruction
of the building by fire will break off the
engagement.
| The Eagle Mill reports donations to
the Russian sufferers as follows: $3.50
pounds of flour through Rev. Baumgar-
ten from his parishioners; 600, pounds
from G. G. Schramm and John Seifert;
total of $3.50 pounds.
| Monday evening the active turner's
took their teacher, Mr.. Conrad, in charge
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