New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-05
LOCAL NEWS.

in Springfield.
Judge Baldwin transacted business in
town on Monday.
nos. Schitfert and Katie Klichel were
married on Monday.
Oscar Burg of St. Paul IS spending a
few days with his parents.
Mr.. Penkert has sold his residence to
Mrs. Gruenenfclder for $675.
Mrs. Louis Schilling has been quite i'll
the past week and is still very low.
Mrs. II. L. Biethen is entertaining Sc
vcrul lady friends from Minneapolis.
Baer & Setter will occupy F. W. Kies-
linG's new building on Minnesota Street.
The family Of Senator Peterson and
Miss Lillian Klossner spent the Fourth
in Madelia.
j. F. Mohr is here from Spokane Falls
on visit that combines beth pleasure
and business.
Philip Liesch, the st. Paul printer is,
spending a short vacation with his par
ents in this city.
Rev. Meske preached in Winthrop on
Sunday. 1t is possible that he may de-
eide to locate there.
J. Newhart and son and daughter are
visiting the sights and wonders of the
Worlds Fair this week.
Johnnie Hauenstein arrived home
from st. Louis via Chicago and the
Worlds Fair last Friday.
Frank Leibold has purchased the build
ing north If the Union Hotel and will
utilize 1t us a barber shop.
VIM. F. Runk left for Mankato yester-
day to be absent during the summer. He
will take course in stenography.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mullen are enjoying
a visit this week from Mrs. Ed. j. Col
lens and daughter of Washington.
+ On Thursday there was solemnized in
the Lutheran church the marriage of
Miss Alma krause to Mr.. Gareis of Mil
ford.
a work train is now being operated on
the Northwestern east and west of this
point. Two engines are also employed
here.
A. J. Johnson, the travelling man, will
bring his wife from Duluth to New Ulm
this week. They expect to make this
their home.
Sunday train service will soon be
abandoned again. The reason given is d
lack of interest among the people living
along the line.
| About fifteen Of the young men of
town will go into camp at Swan Lake
this week. They will cut down their
outing to five days.
The barbershops were all open again
on Sunday. Someone's failure to stick
to the general agreement was the cause
of opening, it is said.
Rev. Meske brought with him from
Germany young gentleman friend by
the name of Horn, who will locate here
in case he finds suitable employment.
Mr.. J. F. Synder of Fertile joined his
wife, who is visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Popp, on Saturday. He
brought with him, Mr.. Popp's grandchild,
Eva Cook.
Jacob Klossncr and Geo. Merhle were
among the veterans who attended the
District encampment at Lamberton last
week. Lyman Fuller also went up to
renew acquaintance.
Gottlieb Dittmann sold his residence
Property last week for 81 ,450 to- G. Dirks,
the well-known Lafayette farmer. The
latter will leave his farm in charge of
his son, and move to town.
F. w. Hauenstein is giving away this
week as an advertisement a handsome
aluminium watch safe. They are pretty,
light almost like paper, and at the same
time durable. Call and get one.
Sheriff Anderson took Geo. Sturgis
to Saltwater the early part of last week.
1t must seem strange to one who was once
Jail keeper himself to now find himself
behind prison bars at hard labor.
Mrs. Sarah Pfefferle has rented the
store of N. Henningsen now occupied by
Baer & Setter and will occupy it in a
couple of weeks. Her conveniences for
displaying her millinery stock will be
greatly increased.