New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-17
LOCAL NEWS.
John Wurm is employed in Denglcr's

CITY on the 21st of June.
Fred Fritsche Jr. is back from the
Chicago Dental College.
G. Heller has rented the house of Hen.
~ Rolwes, near Turner Hall.
Mayor Weaver of Mankato was guest
in our thriving burg last Saturday.
JOS. Herbeck of this city will start a
bakery in the village of Springfield.
Judge Weber and W. T. Eckstein arc
attending court in St. Peter this week.
H. L. Henry and wife joined the edi-
torial excursion to Chicago on Sunday.
Miss Lou Baasen went to Harvard, Ill.
Saturday to attend the funeral of friend
Miss Alwina Dhein, who has been in
Duluth for several months, has returned
to this city.
a boy arrived in the family of Henry
Crone on Friday, And Henry smiled a
brohd smile.
DR.. Schoch will return from the east
the latter part of the month accompan-
fed by his mother.
Henry Rolwos has formed partner.
ship with Mr.. Heinen in the dgay bust.
ness at Springfield
Two men arrived from St. Paul or
Wednesday to place the machinery il
Schell's new brewery.
A. Marschner has severed his connec
ton with the News and is now working
at the plumbers trade.
Dr. Stricken now owns the residenc,
of E.G. PAIL. It was transferred to hin
by Herman Buessmann early last week.
Hugo Fischer, Henry Engel and Ro
bert Brandt attended state meeting o
active Turner's in Minneapolis last week
Thos. Forstner was offering fragran
Havanas last Saturday in honor of tn
daughter that arrived at his home on tn
10th.
The following people are building
new residences: Mr. Tiedemann, E.
Gilmore, Conrad Gulden and Fran
Lammacker.
Miss Amelia Schotzko, who has bee
attending a sewing school in this city TO
several weeks, has returned to her HON
in Springfield.
Attorney Huebner will soon NOV
back to Winthrop according to theNew
of the latter place. Henderson, he says
is too quiet for him.
Henry Vedder has changed his min'
about starting a barber shop in Spring
field and will continue to give exclusiv
attention to the one IN New Ulm.
II. G. Hess, the Sleepy Eye superin
tendent of schools, came down to our CT
ty last Saturday to make up, as it were
for what he misses by not going to tn
Worlds Fair
NJ. VI. Madigan, Geo. w. Somervill
and \. 4. Stone, attorneys from Redwood
Falls, Sleepy Eye and St. Peter respec
lively, transacted legal business befor
Judge Weber on Saturday.
G. Zeller has sold the machinery in hi
planning mill to a st. Peter party VIII
will remove it to the latter town. MI
Zeller will remodel the buildings so as t.
be able to utilize it as a tenement house
F. Hcimerdingel, the Golden Cat
miller, was in town Monday and statet
that the condition of the roads thi
spring would necessitate some determined
in the direction of bridge building in tina
town.
Some of the ladies are arranging for
musicale to be given by home talent a
Turner Hall on the Goth. They refuse t.
give out the program but assure TIN
public of lots of good music and lots o
excellent rhyme.
Mrs. F. Hoyer, who lives in the ole
basket-works building, was granted ;
divorce from her husband last Saturday
She assumes her maiden name and re-
tains the property, while he we'll hi
must seek other quarters.
A young man from Hamline had ar
Edison photograph on exhibition il
Amann's building Sunday and Monday
Unfortunately for those who paid to lis
ten to the wonderful machine, the young
man did not know how to operate it.
A show case Of photographs by An.
ton Gag has been exhibited in front OIL
| Crona,c ctOra tho ,,act uaek and hoe Of