New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-31
LOCAL NEWS.

on Sunday.
Chas. Fiddler will open his grocery
store to-day. -
Chris. Filzen is building new house
OH State Street. T.
Mr.. Goetke an old G.. A.. man died
yesterday morning.
The barber shops will hereafter be
closed on Sundays.
Albert Zimmerman was over from
Arlington last week.
Alfred Hellman will visit the Worlds
Fair sometime this month.
Hunters Rest is being cleaned up and
made ready for picnic gatherings.
Mrs. F. W. Hauenstein returned from
her St. Paul visit Saturday morning.
Mr.. Jnenemann and H. Koehler intend
to open an undertaking establishment.
John Dineler and family left for St.
Louis last week to pay visit to friends.
A family picnic was held at Clear Lake
on Sunday. 1t was the first of the sea-
son.
Emil Traeger went to St. Paul Friday
in order to be present at the Hill cele-
bration.
John Bartel has returned from Cali
fornia and is now in the employ of H.
l1anschen.
Capt. Steinhauser and lieutenants went
to Nankato Friday to assist in the cleo
ton of a major.
Mrs. Schercr went to Minneapolis yes
terday to attend the University Com
mencement exercises.
Chas L. Roos on Monday transferred q
lot on Broadway north of Otto Pless' re-
sidence to Emma H. Setter.
Jos. Inhofer who left recently for st.
Paul to learn the drug trade, is being in
itiated in the store Of Geo. Marti.
Mrs. W. Bcinhorn of St. Paul and Miss
Satori of Wabasha are being entertained
at the home of Henry Beinhorn on Broad
way.
Geo. Picker is home from Waseca this
week. He wears his hand in bundage,
it having been burned while firing an en-
CINE.
Peter Lieber of indianapolis, at one
time resident of New Ulm, has been APP
pointed CONSUL at Dusseldorf by Presi-
dent Cleveland.
H. NJ. Ball. formerly of Eden and at
one time county commissioner, in COM
pany with Hans Mo of Sleepy Eye will
start bank in Morgan.
phe Dramatic Section are rehearsing
xhother theatre with the view of produc-
ing it in the near future 'Almenransceh
und Edelweiss" is the title.
| J. Lynch, one of the operators at this
place, has gone to Minneapolis with his
family. He has been offered good 20
sition with surveying party.
The house of Anton Sperl of Cotton
wood was destroyed by fire this morning
| Mrs. Sperl in trying to escape from an
upper window had her arm broken.
Rev. Campbell has rented the Doehne
building on Second South Street. The
| present occupant, Alfred Roos, will re-
side at the home of his mother on Broad
| way.
| The statement in the Review last week
about a certain Kuehn boy stealing mo-
ney was untrue. The rumor was spread
| about town without the slightest foun-
dation.
The ball game between the New Ulm
and Nicollet clubs yesterday afternoon
resulted in a victory for our home nine
by score of 10 to s. Some fine PLAYING
was witnessed at times.
A lady brought the head of young
fox into the auditors office and wanted
the wolf bounty allowed by law. When
it was refused here, the barometer in the
room Indicated storm.
Tke foreman of the Red Wing pottery
works will be here sometime this month
to arrange for the organization of large
stock company to push the manufacture
of pressed brick in this city.
The friends of Otto Duevel, who once
lived in New Ulm and worked as a prin-
ter on the New Ulm Herald, will be
pleased to hear of his marriage to Ia
coma girl, Miss Agatha N. Siegle, on the
9TH of this month.
Harley Head and Ed. Sommer engage
ed IN a tistlc combat in German Park
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