New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-15
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Lena scheible Of Chicago is here.
on visit.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Berg on Sunday.
Ernst Brandt il. is now employed IN
the Fortschritt office.
Mrs Florian Hess is the guest Of Mime
apolis friends this week.
DR.. Stricken will attend the National
Democratic convention in Chicago.
The college closes to-day for the sum
mer vacation. The public schools will
close in two weeks.
John Dengler has purchased a lotnear
III. Weddendorf's place for 500.
The Modern Woodmen will give pic
mic at Herman's Heights next Sunday.
Peter Herian. has built bath house
on the rivers edge near his residence.
Otto Setter and John Wartha have for
med a partnership in the painters bust
ness.
Carl Schumacher sold lot and a half
near Judge Webber's residence last week
for 5000.
VIM. Blauert is happy over the arrival
of a son which put in his appearance last
Tuesday.
Miss Emma Hauenstein will leave this
week for Chicago to receive treatment
for her injured knee.
The American Express Office will be
moved into the Olsen building, formerly
occupied by F. H. Retzlaff.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
on the 18th of Miss Augusta Wellner and
August C. Schilling of Lafayette.
John Palmer, formerly of this place, is
now canvassing the country in the inter
ests of the Lake City Nursery Co.
Hugo Kiesling and John, Koch will go
to LIE Sueur to-day to attend a district
convention of the Y. P. S. of c.. E.
VIM. G. Alvin has resigned from his
position in St. Paul and will spend sever
al weeks here before leaving for New Y ork.
The Republican county convention
for the nomination of the county officers
will probably he held about the middle
of July.
Chas. Silverson has been drawn as one
of the petit jurors fol the United States
court which commences in ST. Paul on
the 2Sth. ~.
The Winthrop mil will be rebuilt by
Larson & Erickson, proprietors of the.
Marshall mill previous to the failure of
G. F. Johnson
- At an extra session of the school board
on Tuesday'evening, Albert Pfeander was
selected as one of the instructors in the
primary classes.
Chas. Brust, Fred Pfaender and Chas.
Gebser have been selected as delegates
to the state meeting which is being held
in Rochester to-day.
w. L. Seaton will leave for st.
Peter this week to take charge of the new
electric light plant. w. Fl. Burtis of
of Minneapolis takes his place here.
The gasoline engine for the steamboat
arrived this week and the owners will
soon be prepared to make excursion trips
up and down the beautiful Minnesota.
Mrs. Russell, a daughter of M. Gratz of
this city, died at her home in Stephen,
Minnesota, last Saturday. Mrs Gratz
was present with her during her sickness.
NJ. Mullen will leave for Chicago the
latter part of the week to attend the Ma
tional Democratic convention, to which
he is one of the Minnesota delegates at
large.
Judge Weber has rendereda decision
in the Rea habeas corpus case and the
child goes to its real father. The case
will probably be carried to the higher
courts.
Mrs. Herndson, the Tracy woman,
who was in Jail here fora while, charged
with infanticide, was brought before the
grand jury in Marshall last week and
Mrs. Jenkins, widow of the late Jenkin
Jenkins of Butternut Valley, was striker
with paralysis last Saturday and is not
expected to live. She is fifty-seven
years Of age. .
Most of the New Ulm convention
visitors returned Friday evening. The
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