New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-08
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Ulrich of Minnesota Lake is visit
ing here with her parents.
Carl .Zschunke is in Springfield work
ing at the painters trade.
A little girl arrived at the house Of
Herman Kalb Tuesday afternoon.
Casimir Ochs of Springfield was bus
hhess visitor in our city on Monday.
+ A daughter Of Representative Skinner
is here on visit from Montreal, Canada.
\ Leonhard Bros. have new thirteen
horse power gasoline engine for theiE
foundry.
Congressman Lind's car coupler bill
passed the house last week by large
majority.
Robert Scherer came home from the
State University last Wednesday for
short visit.
The Sons of Herman will have social
| private dance at Schmucker's Tivoli on
the 18th inst.
Herman Keller, formerly of this city,
is now employed as an operator near
Helena, Montana.
Fritz Behnke has bought the team
lowned by Chas. Pingle, deceased. The
purchase was made Satmd day.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAG. Klossner, Mrs. H
Lille and Mrs. Mowry drove over tc
Invest Newton. yesterday afternoon.
n John Sturm of Cottonwood has ha6
Y five>x children sick with scarlet few.
! er but they are getting better gradually
John Albert will leave fol- Great Falls
/ Montana, this week, where he has beer
offered good position in a clothing
store.
E. G. PAIL returned from a business
"trip to Pittsburg, Pa, Tuesday morning
He did not tarry to take in the inat1gu.
ration.
| Geo. Bevier contemplates moving to
Montana with his family. His mother.
in-law, Mrs. Keller, will also accompa.
ffny him.
| County roads are in bad condition
hand to meet or pass team is almost sure
to result in an upset as the roads are sc
much higher than their sides.
Port Gibbs and wife who moved tt
Montana from Golden Gate three years
age, were in the'city Saturday. They viii
return to Helena IN few weeks.
4 An elderly man by the name OF Duscl
of Milford was treated by DR.. School
! Saturday for cancer in the ear and tt
iremove it, sthe ear was amputated.
A new smoke stack at the Eagle Mi
will be built as soon as spring appeals
Contrat tor Hanschen estimates that 1&5
900 bricks will be used in the course %
it's construction.
A. n. Faas, it is understood, ha
skipped the country leaving behind hin
numerous creditors who would much pre-
fer to have him here. His whereabout
are as yetnnknown.
1t is quite likely that Chas. Wayne
will give the building occupied by Wag
ner & Saverien new front this veal
The improvement, if brought about
will be a creditable one,
DR.. Peasc and wife Of Redwood Fall!
Miss Mamie Hensel of St. Paul and Nj
Voight of Hastings were among the pee
pie from abroad who attended the Pytl
ian banquet on Monday evening.
Gustav Sell, who has been a faithfl
employee of Martin Penning, the wei
known Brown County farmer, for thre
years past left yesterday afternoon ft
Milwaukee, where he intends to locate.
John Shoemaker who was incarcerate
n in jail two weeks ago on the charge {
stealing key of beer at Springfield We
y released Monday on $4,000 bail, to =.
b pear at the next term of the Distrie
. Court.
. An action has been commonwealth til
district court in which J. w. Clearly
Ridgley, lsplaintiff, and Dennis O'Sh{s
of Lafayette, is the defendant. The dc
ton is to recover certain pieces of Ian,
+ in Ridgley.
VIM. Quandt returned last saturtla.
from his visit to Batavia, New York
While east, he visited several prominent
centers of attraction and wonder. Among
other sights he beheld the granduer OF Nj
agra Falls in winter time. He also spent
some time at the Worlds Fair grounds,
Thursday afternoon the contract 70,