New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-05-04
LOCAL NEWS.

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| Germany soon.
Chas. silvesson returned from the east
Saturday evening.
The Don G. Hall Company now travels
in their own private car.
A DAUGHTER was born to M. and Mrs.
Frank spoerhsse last week.
VIM. schaffler and Miss Theisen were
united in marriage yesterday.
T.. Crone and wife started on their Cal
iiffolnia tip Monday afternoon.
Klossner & Mueller contemplate erect
ing b1ssek block in Sleepy Eye.
sam NJ sIhorse hes resigned ff1om his.
position in OF the New Ulm Creamery.
Judge Weber and w. T. Eckstein are
attending court at Redwood Falls this
week.
| Jacob Spaeth has commenced the
erection Of a residence on Washington
Street.
Fred Gley of Redwood Falls ATTENDED
the funeral Of his father in this city yes
terday.
A young man has been sent here from
St. Paul to assist in the express Office for.
a few days.
4 Mrs. Glass, mother of Mrs. w. A.Hub-.
bard, lett for Indiana on Friday to spend
the summer.
Albert Baarsch has accepted a position
as clerk in the drugstore of B. Lalrabee
il Sleepy Eye.
Mankato is to have another daily pa
per. j. G. Wise OF the Review will be
the proprietor.
Ed. Huebner Of Winthrop was one of
i the delegates to the district convention
4 in Mortified last week.
j. b. Schmid was down from SPRING
field Monday to make applicationfor the
shrievality appointment.
Herman Pless Of Morgan was present
in the ranks of Company Aat the inspec-
ton on Saturday evening.
asF. friedman has given the contract
for the erection of his new residence 70
VIM. Goede and Geo. Dietz.
Frank Schmelz of Cottonwood sEot
an Eagle lastweek which measured seven
feeS from tip to Sipof wings.
A child of II. Garrioch, Of West Newton
died on Saturday and was buried in the
4 New Ulm cemetery on Monday.
Geo. Schmidt will sail from New York
for Germany on the 10Th. His wife viii
accompany him only as far as Chicago.
VIM. and Henry Wellner of Lafayette
1 shipped two carloads of stock east on
Monday and Chas Stuebe shipped three.
Chas. Marden, book-keeper for Mann
heimer Bros. of St. Paul, came up Satur-
day evening to spend Sunday with his
wife and parents.
The Review force is indebted to Otto
schell for a supply of that liquid which
is relished so much by even the best of
men-bock beer.
Ike Kornemann, who used to run a
1 ssCheap John" store here, was in town
Friday. He is now travelling for a Mil
waukee s'kloding" house.
General AGENT Adams and Auditor
Taylor of the American Express Co. ex-
amined into the condition of the office
at this place on Saturday.
August Luetjen, for several years a
compositor in the office of the New Ulm
Post, has concluded to quit the case and
follow the painters trade.
At the rifle practice Sunday morning
the standing was in the following order:
John Lila, Theo. Mueller, F. Grebe,
Julius Krause and Chas. Hauenstein.
VIM. Hamilton and W. S. Cox who
wrote up New Ulm business men two
weeks ago will open a law-office in st.
Paul The latter is a son Of e. ST. julien
Cox.
Several New Ulm and st. Peter parties
were known to be depositors in the
Commercial Bank Of ST. Paul which
went to the wall SO unexpectedly last
week.
A woman in Mankato has sued a sa-
loon-keeper who sold liquor to her faith
Ell after having notified him not to do so.
In. case she wins the suit, the saloon mans
license will be revoked.
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