New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-21
LOCAL, NEWS.

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for visit.
G. F. Ruemke is building an addition
to his store.
A. Marschner has been chosen bugler
for Company $ "
Rev. Meske is expected home from
Germany this week.
Milan Velikanje is home from Mime
apolis on short visit.
Prof. Hoyer will attesd a Lutheran
Synod in Milwaukee this week.
The feather bed cleaner left last-week.
He went from here to Sleepy Eye.
Herman Frenzel, formerly of ST. Peter,
is tending bar at Schmucker's Tivoi.
One Of the switch engines in the New
Ulm yards has been temporarily aband-
oned.
VIM. Pfaender Jr., settled insurance
losses for several parties in Morgan last
week.
Chas. Stuebe and Alrich Crone took
four carloads Of cattle to Chicago on
Monday.
John Franta of West Newton has. pur-
chased Henry Gugisberg's interest in the
Gibbon mill.
Attorney Miller of Renville county
had business before Judge Webber Mon
day afternoon.
Iurglars broke into Baltrusch's store
On Thursday night, but did not succeed
in securing anything.
Mrs. Holmberg, Of Woonsocket, S. D.,
is spending few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Beinhorn.
A son registered at the home-of Tony
Schmidt on Saturday. Mother well and
father eminently satisfied.
F. X. Ulrich and wife left for Milwau-
kec aast week to remain. Ulrich was at
One time Il drug clerk in this city.
Rev. A. j. Schroeder of Rockford. H.,
is in the city, agitating the founding Of
an English Methodist church here.
These went to Chicago Monday after
Noon: Prof. Hoyer and family, Mrs. H.
Laudenschlaeger and G.. f. Dongus.
A son put in his appearance at the
home of Frank Spoerhase on Monday.
The event WAS 'heralded with smiles and
cigars.
The Review has added to it's list of
autographed portraits, one from Presi-
dent Cleveland and one fiom Secretary
Carlisle.
Mrs. Stuershler, a sister of c. Heller,
arrived from Ohio last Saturday with
her two daughters. They will reside in
the Rolwes house.
It is given out that Ed. Huebner will
purchase the Winthrop News and COM
blne the editorial with his official duties
as county attorney.
The youngest. boy of Louis Buenger
fell from the elevator in his furniture
store on Sunday and received some bad
bruises about the mead.
F. Engelbert is building a. new resi-
dence west of Turner Hall. That Sec
ton of the city is building up with al
most mushroom capacity.
@e1as. Toberer has given up his posi-
F<tion as assistant engineer at the water
works station. He asked fora salary of
$40. bat the council refused it.
Mrs. Snyder and children of Fertile
are guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Popp. Mis-. Snyder will spend the
greater portion of the summer here
The New Ulm ball club has been in
vited to play at Sleepy on the Fourth for
a purse OF $50. It has not been decided
thus far what team to pit against them.
Ringing Bros. circus which exhibits
here on the 18th of July have five acres
of tents. Their street parade is fully two
miles long, according to neighboring pa
pers. ].
On Wednesday evening Hans Hanson
Of Lamberton and Miss Hanna Grove Of
Lake Hanska were united in holy we'd:
lock. Judge Blanchard made them;
sstwain as one"
Hereafter the Northwestern will run
two passenger trains, Nos. 8 and 4, on
Sundays. The former arrives from the
west at 2:O7 p. N. and the latter from
the east at 4:39.
: /Chas. stuebeaashipped a..carload Of hogs
to st. Paul last week and when it arrived
at its destination fifteen of the hoos had