New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-05-25
LOCAL NEWS.
Jos. Henle is building residence.

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Mrs. Ferdinand Sanwald is dangerous
ly i'll.
Scarlet fever has invaded the home Of
Chas. Stuebe.
j. Klossner j. is in Springfield to-day
on business.
A child of John Larson Of Linden
died last week.
Miss Nellie Brey is home from Mime
apolis on a visit.
The street sprinkler was at work for
the first time this year.
Albert Setter will occupy the Mueller
residence on Broadway.
Mrs. Carl Crone and children will leave
to-day for Chicago on a visit.
Mrs. B. stueber, aged a years, died
at her home in Sigel last Saturday.
The express office will remain at its
present location for the present at least.
The Mankato Normal closes this week.
Albert Pfaender is one of the graduates.
Mrs. VIM. Pfaender, has been kept to
her room the past few days with sick
ness.
Surveyor Boock established an official
grade for the village of Lamberton last
week.
r. Kieson of this city has accepted
employment in cigar factory at Lamb
berton.
Emil Mueller, the veterinary surgeon,
will make weekly professional visits to-
St. Peter.
HenryEngel leaves for the west to-day
to repair the elevators of the New Ulm
Elevator Co.
The Rea habeas corpus proceed
ings will have hearing before Judge
Weber to-day.
Albert Keller, proprietor of the Roch-
ester Herrold, is spending a few days
here with his parents,
The New Ulm Elevator Company have
sold thier wood and coal business in
Tracy to Lewis Rialson
A thirteen-year- old brother of D. Kali
hof of Lafayette came over from Ger
many all alone last week.
NJ. Jueneman, who has been working
for H, G. Warnke in Springfield, has re-
turned to New Ulm to remain.
Peter Meeger, the tailor, will move
into the Odd Fellows building next to
Hubbard & Larsons hardware store.
Wheat has been worth rs cents in
New Ulm this week and in spite Of the
bad roads a good deal has been marketed.
The marshal showed his authority
this week in preventing bicyclesfrom be-
ing used on the sidewalks. T'Mat's right.
Chas. Silverson- went to Minneapolis
Wednesday to arrange for the construc-
ton of the proposed Eagle Mill addi-
| ton
The college baseball club played a
match game with the Concordia club on
Saturday and won by very creditable
score.
Annie Kunz was brought here from
Minneapolis Friday and is now danger
ously i'll at the home of her parents on
Gerpan Street.
Aug. Liefer has purchased Fred Wer-
neke's farm for $6,OOO The farm con-
sists of $40 acres. Werneke has rented
the farm of Jacob Spaeth.
Bob Evans, the Minneapolis orator, has
been favored with federal office ~ that
ofassistantI United States Districtattorney
The salary is $4,000 per year.
Hon. B. H. Randall, one of the early
settlers in this vincity, came up from
Winona Saturday and attended to some
legal business before Judge Weber.
New Ulm is suffering at present from
a scarcity of workingmen. Much build
ing, that should already be under head
way, is being delayed on this account.
Miss Cenzia Zieher is sick with infam-
atory rheumatism at the home of her
sister, Mrs. G. L. Roos, in this city. She
was brought up from st. Paul on Friday.
The estimates for grading German
street place the cost at $1,000 from
Third North to Third South and 80 feet
wide and at about $500 if only so feet
wide.
Il Architect Thayer of Mankato, former
" of New ulm, has been appointed by.