New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-05
Werner Boesch will go to Marshall to

The new brew house Of Mr.. Schell will
be occupied this week. 2..6
Dr.. and Mrs. Bell will return to the
city Thursday evening.
Richard Fischer came home from Ann
Arbor Saturday evening. Mig, s@. i
Jacob Klossner will go to Redwood
Falls to-day On business
1.-THE Catholic Church tower has reached
its highest point, 14O feet.
Mrs. Stages, who is here on a visit,
will remain ill September.
John Reardon is erecting a new resi-
dence south of Hcideman's.
John Loes Of indianapolis is paying a
visit to his aunt, Mrs. Helene Setter.
The Sheriff Of Winona county was in
town Wednesday looking after rcbber
Henry Furst of Chicago is spending q
day or two at the home of John Hauen-
stein.
Anton Scheidel Of Ridgely was conf
mitted to the insane asylum at St. Peter
on Friday.
IT was officially ANNOUNCED this week
that the new depot wouldn't be built
this year.
W. G. Behnke Of St. James, and H
Heinz of Minneapolis are spending the
Fourth here.
Titus Mareck, the well-known Mime
apolitan, spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Fischer.
VIM. Pfaender Jr. returned from Chi
cago Monday, chock full of Building and
Loan enthusiasm.
Miss Ida Sommer returned from North
field last week, accompanied by her sis
ter. Mrs. johnson.
VIM. Yoerg Of St. Paul joined his wife
on Monday, who is the guest of her moth
er, Mrs. Aug. Schell.
Chas. Toberer went to Sleepy Eye
Monday to do some plumbing work fol
Justice Gallagher.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bingham entertained a few
of her lady friends at her home Friday
afternoon and evening.
Miss May Maid and Henry and Walter
Dreis, all of St. Paul, are visiting with
Mrs. 2. w. Hauenstein.
Herman Albrecht has purchased the
farm of VIM. Fritz in Lafayette, consist
ing of 1870 acres, for $4,000.
Henry Hanschen has prepared plans
| and will erect two story brick residence
for Chris. Dahlig of Lafayette.
The proper authorities are talking o
condemning a good deal of meat solo
here unless precautions are taken.
The next State funniest will be hello
in Winona. Chas. L. Roos presided owe
the convention that met last week.
Otto Sommer came home from st
Paul on Monday and will remain fo1
some time on account of his health.
Mr. Westermann, who recently moved
to Fillmore county from Cottonwood
| lost three horses recently by lightning.
Geo. Doehnc arrived home from Ann
Arbor on Thursday. He was accompan-
led by his sister, Clara.
Adolph Mueller is sick at his home in
this city. His condition during the past
two OF three days has been very serious.
Jesse Palmer was down from Sleepy
Eye on Sunday with his little boy to
consult with DR.. James regarding the
latter's eyes.
IWhen Postmaster Schmidt interviewed
Luc business ulcu DIS " WllcGllCI IllCy
wanted Sunday mail or not, he found a
great majority who were opposed.
Mrs. McShane of Minneapolis is in the
city and will remain during the summer.
Her husband was here for the first time
on Friday and was greatly pleased with
the town.
accompany A made great record at
Lake City last week. It stood second
best in the regiment with a score for
good behavior second to none. Boys,
we congratulate you.
Complaint is heard from tie county
that the bridges are being broken in ma
ny places by driving engines over them
The fault seems to be in the construction
of the engine wheels.
Congressman Lind distributed great
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