New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-24
LOCAL NEWS.

day on business. -"
F. H. .Krook returned from Chicago
Saturday evening.
Born to Mr.. an l Mrs. Eibner on Tues
pay evening a girl. s<
Mr.. Crandall of Chicago spent Sunday
at the home of J. Newhart.
F. w. Hauenstein and Anton Wicsner
were Twin City visitors last week.
The Star Band will give concert in
German Park next Saturday evening.
T. Mueller sold one of his fine hunting
dogs last week to a Chicago man for $35.
c. A. Hagberg, John Lind and Jos. A.
Eckstein attended court at ST.. Peter last
week.
F. Metzke, who at one time owned the
saloon of Peter Herian, was hereMonday.
on business.
Miss Pankoe, niece of Mrs. Carl
Schmidt, left for Germany Monday morn
ing on a visit. -
Fred Engel has rented his blacksmith
shop to Ernst Hoehne, who is now in the
employ of F. W. Kiesling.
Mrs. Lehman of Tracy, who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauen-
stein, returned to Tracy on Monday.
Mr.. Sage, representing the Hartfolt
Boiler InsuranceCo., was in the city Fri
day and Saturday inspecting boilers.
VIII Patten, the we'll known LeSueur
merchant, was here yesterday, arranging
for the coming Y. P. S. of G. E. conven-
ton.
Mrs. L. G. Vogel and Miss Bertha
Behnke lett for Chicago yesterday. They
will spend two or three weeks in viewing
the sights.
Enough ladies have signihed thei,
Willingness to join an Eastern Star lodge
here to secure charter. This will be
asked for shortly.
1.-The new boilers for the Empire Mill
arrived last week and is now being put
in place. It is in many respects the
best boiler in town.
: Biereigcl, the missing Lafayette farm.
er, turned up last week, safe and sound
He had only been IN the southern part
of the state on visit.
The heavy rain of Sunday night caused
the foundation walls for Mrs. Olding's
new building to cave in, thus putting the
work back considerably.
w strike was instituted by certain
section of the operators along the North
western road yesterday. The operators
here are included in the list.
The local base ball nine have arranged
for a match game with the Nicollet club
on the afternoon of the 30th. The boys
feel confident of making good showing.
Miss Helen Garrioch, who has been at
tending the public schools of this city,
was compelled to leave for home in West
Newton last week on account of sick
ness.
T>he name of Robert W. Schcrcr ap-
pears in the list of State University gra-
duates this month as Bachelor of Arts
Roberts name ought to be becoming to
an engraved sheepskin.
VIM. Mueller, son of II. G. Mueller of
CORTLAND and brother of Louie Mueller
of this city, is about to start branch
store in st. James in company with c. A.
johnson, his brother-in-law
A number of Royal Arch Masons went
to Sleepy Eye Monday evening TO enjoy
a banquet rendered by the resident men,
bers and incidentally to have little
fun with would-b be holders of mysteries.
MI. Pietrus and family of Minnesota
Lake ale visiting with Mr.. and Mr.. \. J.
Eckstein thisweek They are on their
way to their new home in Pierre, where
Mr.. Pietrus Will engage in the stock
! business.
IN the Nicollct county court last week
Lad & Hagberg secured verdict of
| $500 for the wife of Augut Mueller
formerly of this place. The defendant
in the case was Louis Compart, Il Nicol-
! let man, and the suit was one for $4,000
damages, growing out of insulting Ian
guage. ....
In the name of human kindness and
sympathy for fellow man,we Eeseech the
Ladies Society of the Turnverein to give
another Fair and devote the proceeds to
buying cushioned chairs for the public.