New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
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Sunday.
Livery rigs were at premium Sunday
afternoon.
An infant child Of Ed. Precht Of Court
land died Friday.
Herman Schroeder Jr. of Essig isyery
sick with gastric fever.
Miss Title Popp will return to Cali
fornia week after next.
| Albert Nicklaus has new little girl at
his house since January 10Th.
A. daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Gruenenfelder on Thursday.
" Geo. Decline Jr. lett for Ann Arbor
to attend the university last Friday.
G. F. Dongus and VIM. F. Setter were
tSt. Paul visitors the latter part of the
week. >~ T5
E. G.. Koch assumed his duties as CASH
Ter in the Brown County Bank last
Thursday. -. -
John Lind has been appointed mem
Ter of the Board of Regents of the State
! University. @
r. Miss Whitney, sister of F. NJ. Whitney,
has been guest of New Ulm friends fer
several days past.
A party was giren at Sven Hagberg's
in Lafayette last Wednesday and several
from New Ulm attended. ~
I At the art studio next Sunday, the
panorama view of the Indian fight will
be exhibited to the public.
Mrs. Rev. Moebus of Belle Plane is
visiting with the family of her brother,
Prof. Hoyer at the College.
Rev. F. L. Meske will leave for GER
many next week. He will visit Colberd
and be absent for some months.
w. N. G. Buschard is suffering from a
sore foot. A large piece of ice fell on
his foot and smashed three of his toes.
Miss Lulu Root, who has been visiting
with Mrs. Fred Setter since January 1st,
left for Minneapolis Thursday afternoon.
: VIM. Gieseke has sold his milling inter
ests in Sleepy Eye and Marshall and will
move with his family to Los Angeles,
Cal.
Isidor Haas has received young FULL
blooded mastiff from Milwaukee. It il
two months old and said to have cost
$500.
J. H. Weddendorf will resume his dull
ties on the road tomorrow, his children
having SO far recovered as to permit
him to leave home.
A child of VIM. Huevelmann died on
Thursday of scarlet fever. She was q
bright little girl and her death will be a
severe blow to her parents.
p An important transfer of real estate
was made last Friday when Fir. Burg
bought the cigar factory building Of ia!
cob Pfenninger for 100000.
\ Henry Hanschen received check last
week for the intended amount of $4,000
The typewriter made it 100000. TIE
latter amount however was not paid.
The arrival of twins at the home o.
John Hettlinger was announced last
Tuesday. We are sorry to write that one
of them has since died. They were boys
Nicollet County's treasurer, John Web
ster, assisted by G. G. Schulz, was col
Letting taxes in Ridgley,, West Newton
and Lafayette during the latter part O
the week.
i Alois Kochelmeyer has had his wifi
removed from the hospital to their hor be
again. The disease, consumption, car
be treated as we'll on the farm as am
where else and at less expense.
4 Mrs. Anton Gliding has sold her MILL
nary stock and business to Mrs. Saral
Pfefferle, who will continue to conduc
it in the same building. Mrs. Gliding, i
Y is understood, will start a boarding house
n Jos. Bobleter, Chas. Wagner and E. G
Koch were elected to the positions O
President, Vice-President and Cashier
respectively, at the meeting of the dired
tors of the Brown County bank la}
Thursday. !
\ Bernhard Reinhard of Milford has pur
chased Jos. schnobrich's property, corner
Center and Minnesota streets. The paper.
were made out Monday. The rumoref
purchase of the property by John HAVE
meyer failed to come about.
James Blake and Peter CHASER of ForI