New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-07
g. Kuehnel viii soon leave for Ghica.

ferdinand Crone had business IN Fai--
! far last week.
Henry Kasberger is employed ii Rol
lofts tin store.
/ A. ". Bingham was in Chicago last
week on business.
Mrs. Massapost went east on a visit
Monday afternoon
Mrs. DR.. Marden will make !; trip to
Maine in few days.
Geo. Decline left for Chicago yester-
day to visit the Exposition.
VIM. Mueller. the Springfield cigar
manufacturer. was in town yesterday
| J. Nevhart and Albert Setter will take
in tie Hill celebration in St. Paul this
week.
| 4 Blanchard and wife paid a visit to
Mankato friends the latter part of the
week.
| Judge Weber AND W. T. Eckstein
went to Marshall yesterday to attend
court.
Mr.. Gieseke is increasing the capacity
of his newly purchased mill at Marshall
100 barrels.
4 daughter OF John kuehn and a MI.
Fritsche, both of Milford will be married
next week.
Miss Paula Rudolph will arrive in
New Clm from Chicago this week for a
| two weeks visit.
Mrs. Rev. Campbell and family and
Miss NcBliie arrived in the city on Mon
day afternoon.
ALT. Vogel and Alex Ottomeyer went
to st. Paul this morning. The Hill cele-
bration is the attraction.
Sontag, the kasota train robber, is re-
ported to have killed Q. S. detective
in Visalia, CAL, last week.
II Talk of driving park is again being
revived. The location sought for is in
the northern part of town.
Mic and John Roberts are building
new houses near the Vinegar Works.
Mic Reese is also building one.
Fr. Lange, who works for Nagel &
Doster, had two of his fingers smashed
while handling freight last Saturday.
Joseph Filzen and Miss Lena Emmer-
lch were united in wedlock yesterday
The Review offers it's congratulations.
n. Henningsen and F. H. Behnke have
received new Mosler- Bahmann safes this
week. They weigh 1900 pounds each.
The proprietor of the Wetter House
in Fairfax has made himself scarce, leav-
ing behind him a good many creditors.
\ daughter Of B. Fesemeyer of this
city and u Mr.. klingler Of Lafayette were
married vt the Catholic church yesterday
There are stories OF Romeo and Juliet
experiences about town. Ladders ano
second story windows give them no.
dern tone.
Peter Manderfeld has sold his mer.
camille business in Gibbon to Johr
Friedl and will engage in the banking
business.
Sidewalk agitation has stirred ut
Broadway property holders during the
past week. They seem determined te
have the finest street in the city.
LDr. Weiser has fitted up room ove]
Eckstein's drugstore as an office and viii
continue to remain here permanently, be
ing thoroughly satisfied with the loca
ton and his practice.
(Nonday evening the Fire Department
elected Chas. Brust. Fred Pfaender anc
Herman NageL as delegates to attend the
state meeting in South ST. Paul next
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The children of the CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday school will observe children's
day next Sunday evening with appropri-
ate services at s 40, the hour being set
early SO as to enable all of the little ones
and their friends to be present.
The theatre at Turner Hall next Sum
day evening will be of a nature to-please
the audience and at the same time will
furnish opportunity for good work on
the part Of the players. A good aud
fence is sure to witness it's first t,roduc-
tiou. -.
John Bartl fell from SchelI's brewery
Monday afternoon and sustained some
painful I'M uries, conclusion IF the spine
and displacement of the ribs being among
| the effects He is under the care IF Dr