New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-04-12

cast Monday night.
F. w. Peuser will build an addition
to his leadership.
Carl Schroeck has begun the erection
of house in the third ward.
Do not forget the gymnastic entertain:
ment at Turner Hall next Saturday even.
ing. .-... ...#.
Henry Cordes is having the CONNER
cial House re-plastered and fixed up gen.
orally. .. .s.r..-. .--r
Jake Dewanz has quit farming in Mil
ford and is now working on the section
at Essig.,
NJ. Jueneman is remodeling his build
ing on State Street with the view of start
ing store. ...s.
Jos, Schlicker, of Springfield, was il
town Thursday and took some horse.
back with him.
A. A. Engelbret, a student of "a Galena
Illinois, theological school, is at home il
Linden on visit.
Court is in session at Beaver Falls to.
day. Judge Weber and Reporter Eek
stein are in attendance.
John Durbahn of West Newton and
Louis Reicke Of the same town each lost
a horse during last week.
The familiar face of Daniel Katz was
seen on our streets Friday. Mr. Katz is
still in business in Chaska.
Louis Ochs left the employ of Baer &
Setter and has gone to Springfield to
Work for Schmid & Lehrer.
In the next German Theatre the cos
TUNES and scenes will portray old-time
regal splendor, well-worth seeing.
Gene Koehler mas received two Eng.
lish fox hounds from North6eld. Audi
tor Krook will have one of them.
Albert Krause has rented Ernest Rol.
lofts farm in Milford and is now doing
the agricultural act in that town.
J. H. Lienhard, of the firm of Lien.
hard Bros, was in the city several days
last week, the guest of his brother.
Ed. Gieseke, who has been a student
at g. A. College in St. Peter, is sick al
the home of his parents in CORTLAND.
Miss Dora Hummel was given a larg'
surprise party last Thursday evening,th
occasion being her eighteenth birthday.
The news comes from Tracy that Her
man Setter is the father of another boy
The youngsters age dates from Satur
day.
John Fraas has sold his brick house O.
State Street west of the Catholic cburc
to Theo. Richartz. Price paid wa
$780,.
A large number of the friends of Mis-
Theresa Henle called on her unexpected
ly last Wednesday evening and treate
her to a genuine surprise.
| VIM. Gieseke and wife stopped off her
Monday on their way home from tn
Hot Springs. They will spend coupl
of days here visiting friends.
Werner Boesch came home from hi
trip Sunday morning. He was joined q
Kasota by M. E. Matthews and the tw
on Monday left for Marshall.
Otto Schell and wife attended the mai
riage of Ernest Herzog and Miss Gefe,
at Reedsburg, Wis, last week. Mr.. an
Mrs. Herzog will make their home i
Tracy.
| Over 500 cases OF hen fruit are no.
stored in Henry Crone's refrigerator
waiting for future shipment. Ths
means nearly 100000 eggs, which is Gel
tainly an indication of fourishing bus
| ness.
Ed. Johnson, who for the past eight {
ten years has been bridge builder fc
the Northwestern Company, has resigne
| his position and will on April 18th leav
Essig and open a boarding house at Slet
pye Ely.
Heinerlch Habenecht of CORTLAND ha
three COWS struck by lightning durin
the storm of Tuesday and instantly killed
! Habenecht is poor man and cannot al
ford to thus suddenly be deprived of hi
possessions.
| August F. Reicke Of West Newto
has bought"a one-half interest in tn
store of hammers & Greer of Fairfa,
The firm will be known as hammers ,
Reicke hereafter, VIM. Greer retirin
from the business.
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