New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-04-19

few days visit.
Ernest Rollof is erecting residence
west of Washington Street.
Mr.. Lind is attending the session d
the Circuit court in Mankato.
Miss Herbert Of Minneapolis is being
entertained by Mrs. S. D. Peterson.
Miss Bennett of Waseca was the guest
OF Miss Yates the latter part of the week
Mrs. 1gnatz Ambrosch has been very
sick the past few days and is still quite
low. - ~.
The proprietors Of Union Hall will
give dance next Sunday evening, the
Goth. p.
| Prof. Jappe has rented the house OF
Miss He1rendoefer, corner of Sixth and
/ Broadway. ,-.. - ! .... -
Mrs. DR.. Marden is visiting with her
son in St. Paul. She will be gone sew
eral weeks. @. ~.r..*
DIR. Emil Mueller has been sick the
past few days and has not been able to
! leave the house.
The accident of Sunday is a stronger
argument than any other in favor of the
hammerless guns.
A son arrived in the home of Fred
Wendland early Saturday morning. Fa-
Their happy and mother Well.
Albert Guth and Miss Bertha Retzlaff,
both popular young people of Cotton
wood, will be married on the 9th of Nav,
Jung & Young have dissolved partner
ship. The former will continue in the
tailoring business here and the latter will
go east. So.
A one-year-old boy of August Zellner
of this city died Thursday last and was
buried the following day from the Cath
Ole church. d.. ,..
The construction of the towers on the
Catholic church began Friday and they
will soon begin to add to the beauty of
that building.
| Lake Hanska farmers were in town
Monday and drew up papers of incor-
poration for the Lake Hanska Mercan-
tile Company.
| The young man, who was shot two
weeks ago by the carelessness of COM
panion, will in all probability lose the
use of his left eye.
The marriage of August Koehler and
Miss Bertha Heymann, both we'll known
young people of this city, is announced
to occur on the Goth.
Bastian Stademeier, of West, Newton, ar
elderly gentleman Of seventy-fve years
died in that town on Wednesday. The
funeral occurred Friday.
| Anton Wiesner has sold his bus anc
hack line to VIM. H. Gieseke, young
man who recently moved into town from
Coureland. The price paid was $1,000
i The dates for holding the district con.
vention of the Y. P. S. Of G. E, in New
Ulm have been fixed for June oath and
25th. About $50 delegates will be pre-.
sent.
| Two immigrants arrived direct from
Sweden Monday afternoon after tedi,
oIs trip lasting a month. They will
learn to pillow and NOW in English out
in Brighton, Nicollet county.
| E. G.. PAIL has resigned from the pres.
dency Of the Building and Loan Associ-
alton and is succeeded by G. Fischer
VIM. Koch has been appointed to fill his
place in the Board of Directors.
| Congressman Lind lost his valise and
legal papers during his baptism in the
river at Morton last week. They were
recovered some days after, however, an6
he now has them in his possession.
Rebccca Seeman, wife of Dietrich See.
man of CORTLAND, died on April It'll
of heart disease at the age of fifty-thret
| years. The funeral occurred last Frida,
| from the Lutheran church in CORTLAND
Willie Huevelmann, who for the pas
nine years has been employed,as bar-ten
der and clerk for j. F. Neumann, ha.
/ severed his connection with that gentle
man and is now a teamster for Fir. Auf
; derheide.
i n. Henningsen and wife left for St
Paul Thursday to be gone several days
/ Upon their return, Mr.. Henningsen vii
open real estate and insurance office il
, one of the rooms of his residence OF
| Broadway.
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