New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-09
Local News.


Mrs. R. Fischer is dangerously i'll
with erYsipelas.
Town elections were held throughout
the county yesterday.
A stranger has been making an effort
this week to NUMBER the city.
Carl Hers has rented an Office in the
second floor of the Masonic Block.
DR.. Ellis of Lamberton is receiving
treatment at the hospital for broken
leg.
John R. Schmid, son OF the ex-sher-
if, has accepted a position in the Spring.
field Bank.
Louis Wellner of Lafayette and Miss
Dittmeier of Fairfax will be married
next Tuesday.
The New Ulm Vinegar Works will
hereafter handle the pure apple vinegar
made in York State.
The whist club was re-organized on
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. R. Pfefferle.
F. M. Whitney has returned from
Winona and will resume his place as
operator in the depot.
Congressman Lind will deliver one
of the eulogies on Congressman Gamble
in the House on the 18th.
Carl Schreier of Cottonwood moved
to town on Monday and now occupies
the Baptiste Karl building.
A son of Athananz Henle went to
Mankato with DR., James On Monday to
receive treatment for his eyes.
Capt. George returned from Michigan
Thursday night. His daughter is con-
siderably improved in health.
John Wildtscheck will start saloon
in August Dictz's building on the corn
er of Fourth North and Broadway.
Sheriff Schmelz and Otto Setter went
to Springfield on Monday to dispose of
the remainder of Frank Kuetzr g s
stock.
The property of Thomas J. Wakefield
in Sigel was transferred on Saturday to
VIM. James and Henry Kralnber for
$4,000.
Titus Mareck of Minneapolis was in
the city on Friday and Saturday. He
was called here by the sickness of Mrs.
Fischer. ....
A baggage car on the Northwestern
road was burned last Tuesday. The
car contained considerable goods billed
for New Um.
A. D. Stewart, who ran against S. D.
Peterson for the Senate q year ago, is
being pushed for the Alliance congress
sional nomination.
Mrs. Zenopolsky came up from Man
ksto last week to attend Mrs. Werner
Bosch, who has not yet recovered from
her siege of Sickness.
At the masquerade ball in ST.. Peter
last week the proceeds amounted to
S1l5, most of which goes to the Her
mann Monument fund.
The state convention to elect dele
gates TO the national convention will be
held in St. Paul on May 5th. Brown
County is entitled to six delegates.
Theo. LANCE of CORTLAND has pur-
chased Lot in Block l42 N, and will
erect residence with the view of re-
moving to New Ulm with his family.
Mrs. G. H. Ross came up from Wi
mona on Wednesday upon hearing of
the death OF Mrs. A. w. Bingham She
was accompanied by Miss Sophie Kies-
ling. -
The Knights of Pythias lodge will be
organized here on the 18th. Visiting
delegates from St. Peter, Sleepy Eye
and Redwood Falls will assist in the
work. %.....
John Ziegler,a former New Ulm boy,
has resigned his position in Marshall,
and was in the city Saturday, prepare
tory to going to Brookings to engage in
business.
Patrick Dorrigan, a brakeman, had
one of his hands crushed while coupling
cars at Courtland on Thursday even
ing. He was taken to St. Peter for
treatment.
Judge Weber refuses to grant di-
vorce to Mrs. Fuller of North Mankato,
who applied for one in the Nicollet
county courts, and holds that her char
ges are not true.
Mr.. Schwendinger, young man, who
was in the employ of Alex Waibel of
Cottonwood, died at the home of rela-