New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-24
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Albert Eaarsch 4 4 ronl Sleepy
Eye over Sunday.
Dr.. Kaula ISIS IoWi ) recovering from a
stroke Of paralysis.
q Miss Louise Schmidt Of sprinefeidls
a guest in the city.
Heller S Setter have their paint shop
under the Brown Co. Bank.
Ludwig strickler and Jos. Epple were
down from Springfield Sunday.
Upon what meat does Infanta Eulalie
feed, that she has grown SO great?
Miss Kate Moll Of Sleepy Eye attend
ed the Columbian Bazaar on Sunday.
y. Crone purchased nice driving
horse from Sheriff Anderson on Monday.
T. Grebe has returned from Chicago
and says that the Fair will not be in
complete readiness for over a month
G. W. II. Heideman and DR.. Stricken
were witnesses at St. Peter last week in
the case of Phceney VS.. the Railroad Com
pany.
Several operators from the west, hav-
struck yesterday, came into New Ulm
on the afternoon train to lay their heads
together s <-.< ~
Fred Zschunke has the contract for
painting the newSpringfeld opera house.
1t will afford him an opportunity to do
some fine work,
= The Citizens Bank front is completed
and new furniture and flooring will soon
add t" the improvement. The front is
a fine one of novel construction.
F. Hoyer went from here to Milwau-
kee. When he was ordered to leave
town his former wife gave him $50 and
ticket, but instead Of leaving he got of
the train when the marshal wasn't look.
ing and remained over night. The
next day he was shipped again.
A certain we'll known man OF tow
upon going home the other light discov
cred a dark object in the room and Il
once became alarmid. He demanded
who was there and what was wanted bu
upon striking light he saw only gas
oline stove that had been returned dur
ing the day by a borrower. How cas-,
fer the heart to grow faint.
We have heard it rumored that goo,
many Who sat for four hours on thOs
hard bottomel chairs inTurncr Hall Sun
day night will take pillows with then
the next time they visit this place o
amusement. The scheme is not only con
| fined to those. who haze no great suppl,
of corpulency but to those even who Dor
der on Bissel-likc proportions.
The program for the Musicale at 1'Hr
ncr Hall has not vet been announced.h u
it promises to fine undnoycl. For instanc,
McElhiny, Aft. Vogel, Blethcn and Drug
gist Alvin ale goin" to sing un.lcra hca
Wy guarantee--tha is they guarantee no
to move the people out ofthc hall; Some
OF the ladies are also going to make thai
first public appearance in song, but We
withhold names in order not to embar
rass them. Enough moe is Known toe
from which we can predict a good time
for those who attend.
Mrs. Hartneck is an old lady living
alone in a house near Hauensteins resi-
dence. One night last week two masked
men came to the door and asked admit
lance, saying at the same time that if she
did not give them her money they would
Kill her. She refused and rushed into
the cellar Then the midnight prowlers
broke the windows with an axe and ef-
fected an entrance. They found IS, and
also made away with some bedding to-
gether with whatelse they could easily
carry away with them. Twenty chiek-
ems were included in the plumber and
with this they HE'D themselves away In
the darkness. Who they were nobody
knows, but certain it is that they are not
lacking in meanness, They Passed the
Nagel house and inspected thesurround-
ings but, finding toe many people aroused
they left without making any distur-
bance. 80. .ev
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Mr. and Mrs. P. Permantgen are hap
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