New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-31
LOCAL NEWS.
G. Heller has returned from Ohio

Y. Heler has returned from Ohio TO
remain.
]. Maresch is clerking at the CONNER
cial hotel.
Karl Zschunke was down from Spring
field on Saturday
Mrs. Francis Mueller will return to
indianapolis this week.
Herman Schmidt has returned to the
st. Paul business college.
Miss Lou Baasen and brother, Frank,
are visiting friends in Chicago
Mrs. Andre, of st. Paul, was the guest
Eof Mrs. Carl sehrnidt last week.
]. P. Bleber. the optician, is al the
drug store Of a. ]. Eckstein this week.
| a Monte Cristo company has booked
Turner Hall for one night in, November.
Dr.. Kaula has sold his property on
| Minnesota street to Bernard Marschner.
Geo. Picker has severed his connections
with the Eagle Mill and gone to Vino
na.
Chas sommer has sold his store prop
erty in Springfield to H. Birkemeyer for
$4,000.
Miss Augusta Kuehnel returned from
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nesday.
John Fussner, of this city, has been
employed as a call boy in the Tracy
round house.
K. H. Helling is spending most of his
time in Madelia, experimenting the
erection of a residence.
The Nicollet County Republican con-
vention will be held in ST. Peter on Sat
urday, September 10th.
kato where she has been visiting for
some time with her brother.
John G. Geiger, who has been work.
ing for kIossner s. Mueller in Spring
field has returned to New Ulm.
Barnum & Bailey's circus will be in
Mankato Tomorrow. Several New Ulm
parties will go down to witness it.
Henry Fortwengler, of Cottonwood.
has secured an increase Of pension
through the agency of A. Blanchard.
johnny Schapekahm and Otto SOM
mer are now in Grand Forks, n. D. The
former is employed III a grocery store.
!, Geo Marti came up from St. Paul last
Wednesday to get his two daughters who
have been visiting at the home OF Mrs.
Schen.
VIM. Ochs, superintendent of the print
ing department of the FaTibault school
for deaf and dumb, was in the city dur
ing the week.
NJ. Mullen, of this city, has been APP
pointed as member of the executive
committee of the Democratic statea cen
tral committee.
Thad G. Jones, the inimitable among
travelling men, paid his regular annual
visit to New Ulm last week OF course
he sold few shirts.
The Bill Nye and Burbank organiza-
ton have written to the Turnverein
with a view of giving one Of their excel
lent entertainments in New Ulm.
! Frank Schnoberich has sold his butch
ershop to Max Reinhard.. The deal was
made early last week and the new pro-
prietor will take possession at once.
Mr.. Hays, formerly of the Redwood
Reveille, has been appointed revenue
collector to succeed ,Alvah Eastman
His headquarters will be at New Orleans
Geo. Boyd, the colored fellow who ran
a cigar shop here for while, has gone
J into business in Gibbon. One Of the
leading men of the village is backing
him.
Postmaster Schmidt was selected by
the Republican candidates as chairman
of the county committee, but was com
PEELED to decline on account of his post
office duties.
Misses Emma Fenske and Clara Foil
mann have been spending the past two
weeks in St. Paul trimming hats at one
Of the wholesale houses for Mrs. Foil
mans fall and winter trade.
John Clausen, who resided in the Fri
ton residence on First North Street dice
early Sunday evening CT asthma. HI
was middle-aged man and leaves wifi,
and three children to mourn his loss.
THO JEinthron News still Eepne nar