New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-04
LOCAL NEWS.
Write it 1898 hereafter.

Miss Boil of Owatonna is visiting
with Mrs. Duncan.
Harry Lautenschlager was in jail Fri
day-tixing stove. I
F. H. Retzlaff did business in the cities
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Jos. Popp returned from her visit
in Fertile on Friday.
The South Dakota Stats Zeiturg, VIM
Klimmeck editor. has failed. (
II. McLelland sprained his foot while
skating on the ice Sunday evening. K
twenty-five gallons of water were
used at the fire Thursday morning.
Ed Gulden has sold his blacksmith
shop in Gibbon and returned to this city
Mr. and Mrs Weaver OF Mankato
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Null
len.
Max Burg left for Minneapolis Mon
day, where he will attend business co..
legc. !
Dr.. J. l.. Schoch has purchased the
Epple farm north Of town and will use
it as a stock farm. =
Postmaster Schmidt rendered his pa
irons New Years surprise by reducing
the rates for box rent =
VIM. hammers of West Newton was
in town Monday on his way to St. Paul
Park to attend college.
John Koch has severed his connection
with F. II. Bchnke and will attend >y;;i5i
ness college at Minneapolis. X
Another son and heir now graces the
home of Prof. Burk. The mere fact that
lit 5 IA boy ought to tickle the profess
sor.
L. n. IIeinen doomed the marshall s
clothes for the first time on Sunday. \
Zieher rctires after having served three
years. X
Miss Bertha Oeting of CORTLAND gave
a party to her friends last Monday even
ing and on Thursday left on a visit to
Duluth.
John Larson, for the past two years
with c. W. \. Krook, has rendered his
resignation and will attend school al
Mankato.
! Paul Hackbarth carries badly swol
len eye as the result of humping agains
someone while skating on the river Sun
day afternoon.
The Northwestern charges two cents
for what comes pretty near being TIN
= poorest excuse for beautiful calenda
we have ever seen.
Miss Emile Fritschc has purchase,
,. the photograph building of H. Pingel OF
Broadway and after this it will be occu
pied by Emil Setter.
Mrs. Zelle. who has been visiting Will
= her sister. Mrs. II. D. Bcussmann, TO
I several weeks. returned to her: Illinois
i home yesterday morning. =.
! Geo. Dochne. .Jr. will leave for AM
Arbor in two or three weeks to take
course in the Pharmacy Department o
:, the Michigan University.
: The Misses Hirsch entertained Il larg
e number of their friends Friday evenin!
in Il manner creditable to themselves ant
I pleasurable 20 their guests. \
The mills are sending out handsome
: calendars to their friends and patrons
Some Of these are real pieces of art anC
:, we'll worth place in the best room.
g Jud. Mvoid from Renville County i
in Jail here for creating family row
. over iii that county. He failed to &c
= 5000 bail to keep the peace and will b.
l. with us for three months to come.
Prof. Nix is preparing text book OF
mathematics which embOdles the system
!. taught in the schools Of this city. l
y will be some years. however. before hi
labors on the work are com leted.
5. D. Peterson Lett Friday for St. Pau
to be in attendance at the opening Of tn
legislature which convenes on the 3rcl
MI Peterson looks forward to the com
ing session with considerable interest. y
Prof. y. F. Schmidt, who is now prin
cipal OF the Jackson schools,spent a por
ton of the week with his uncle, NJ. Lip]
of Cottonwood. For one so young, Mr.
Schmidt already holds a very response
I bic position.
=. At Milford on January 10th occurs thu
wedding of Henry Manderfeld and Liz
zie Arnoldy. The many friends of boil