New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-20
Local News.
John Gabriel Jr. will remove to Fair

John Gabriel Jr. will remove to Fair
fax.
G. Heller is visiting in Minneapolis
and Milwaukee,.
A. A. Bogen, Of the Post, was q St.
Paul visitor Thursday.
A son arrived in the family of John
Guggisberg last Friday.
T j. Newhart did not start for Califor-
MIA until Wednesday evening.
Mayor Wagner has been quite sick
for several days but is recovering.
Albert Bobleter is attending st. Johns
University at CollegeYille, this state.
Mrs. C. Berry entertained a number
of friends to social party on Friday
evening.
Jos. A. and Andrew j. Eckstein reg
istered at the Windsor in ST.. Paul on
Thursday.
Attorney Somerville of Sleepy Eye
will 60 to Washington this week on le-
gal business.
Mr.. Mcbride of st. Paul has accepted
a position in the hardware store OF Mrs.
Laudenschlaeger.
Gustave Fischer is detained from at
tending to his school duties by another
attack Of the grippe.
Louie Bauemle of Butte, Montana.
arrived in New Ulm last week to look
after his fathers estate.
Miss Frida Hauenstein accompanied
her sister to Chicago yesterday where
she will visit until summer,
II. A. Subilia has accepted position
as book-keeper with firm in Moorhead'
He left for that city on Monday.
Hon. Jos. Diepolder has been COM
missioned as deputy clerk of court for
the western end Of Nicollet county.
Andreas Steinmetz sold his farm near
town last week to VIM. Kuehn for So, :
900. The farm consisted of eighty
acres.
Chas Kendall, formerly of this city,
has been employed by the Empire Mill
Co. to represent their interests in I'LL
| nois and the east.
W. G. Bum, who spent the holidays
in New Ulm and who was taken sick
while here, died last Thursday at his
home IN Rochester.
Prof. Hoeness and wife arrived here
from st. Louis last week and are now
residing in one of the Held buildings
on Washington Street.
E. G. PAIL of this city accompanied
the St. Paul delegation which went to
Washington to secure the Democratic
National Convention prize,
c. F.. Lehman has sent to Fritz Auf-
derheide, New UTlm, quite lot at Tracy
clay to see if it is suitable for brick max.
ing purposes. Tracy Trumpet
Tommy Head was brought before
Justice Baasen last week by his parents
and upon their request was committed
to the reform school at Red Wing.
H. D. Baldwin, formerly judge of the
district court, came down from Red
wood Falls Friday evening to argue a
motion before Judge Weber on Satur
day.
A gentleman from the Northern part
of the state has rented the Leibold
building on Minnesota Street and will
open merchant tailoring establish.
ment.
Martin E. Nol, who went west a
year or SO ago for his health, will re.
turn to New Ulm soon as the damp
climate Of Washington does not agree
with him,
Anton Anderson of Linden was
picked up on the streets Friday in a
drunken state and lodged in jail. The
next day he was fined SIS and costs by
Justice Baasen.
Mrs. Lease. the Kansas lady, who
spoke at the Alliance convention in St.
Paul, has been secured to deliver an adj
dress in New Ulm. The date, however.
has not been fixed.
The interior Of the Winthrop mill
was scorched by fire last week to the
extent of So, 500 damage to the machin-
cry. The mill is owned by Messrs.
Klossner and Kiesling.
Upon the urgent solicitation of the
officers, sof his regiment, Col. Bobleter
has withdrawn his resignation and will
continue, as heretofore, to lead the gal
liant old second to peaceful triumphs.