New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-15
Congressman Lind will not be home

before the Goth.
Miss Mol Of Sleepy Eye is the guest
OF Mrs. Henry Neumann.
Lorenz Flor has accepted position
with Klossner & Mueller. 3S.
" r Crone and wife are expected home
som California early in May.
Geo. Book left for Mile Laos county
Saturday to start his saw mill.
w. Hauensteln and Al. Grimmer were
visitors in Springfield over Sunday
Mrs. French, nee Nellie Brey, Of Chi
cago, is visiting here with her mother. Il
| Chas. DAWN now resides in the south
ern part Of town, having removed last
week. - ..S..se
| Chas. Fellner of Austin is Willing
away few days here at the home of his
mother. 30. s-,r
l-SJohn Hauenstein and wife are expec-
ted home from Florida the early part of
! next month. a
Henry Pfeiffer, formerly of this city,
has sold the Murray County Pioneer to
A. G.. White. 80
lk~sScarlet fever has invaded the home of
Frank Leibold and three of his children
are down with the disease. -.
VIM. Brust is perhaps the most active
Candidate for postmaster yet mentioned.
He is likewise the most popular.
J. H. Doench, who worked in the City
Drug Store for spell, is now employed
in a similar business in Milwaukee.
TX Mrs. Fir. Heimerdinger and children
|Fof Golden Gate have been spending. the
week with Mrs. Leonhard Haeberle.
Albert Anderson, who has been teach<
ing in this vicinity for some months. has
returned to his home in Springfield,
young peoples party was given by
one of H. Hanschen's daughters on Sum
day evening. A pleasant time is reported:
>Chas. Silberzahn, prominent manu-
facturer of West Bend, Wis, is in the ci-
ty the guest of his nephew, VIM. Silver
son. 49,
Mrs. S. D. Peterson anil daughter,
Flora, were the guests of the family of
A. G. Anderson in Springfield over Sun.
day. -
NGeo. Bevier has sold his residence on
Front Street to Peter Carols for, 81 800.
Mr.. Bevier will at once prepare to leave
for the west,
II G. w. Schlottman, who is soon to be-
Pcome citizen of New Ulm, has sold his
residence property in CORTLAND to Louis
Poehler for $3.50.
Y Geo. Dietz has erected small frame
office to the rear of Henry Vedder's bar
Der shop and in this he will transact his
! machine business. =.
6: W. Steinke and family came up
from St. Peter Saturday to visit with the
family of H. Loheyde and also to attend
the German theatre. z E
The boys at the depot threaten to in
wife their friends to a taffy pull directly,
They have half a barrel of molasses on
i hand for that purpose.
! Elsewhere in this issue appears the
amended water-works ordinance. Many
of the changes are important and it will
| pay you to read it's provisions.
A brakeman by the name of Rodgers
was decapitated at Wascca Thursday
evening by falling under the cars, HI
was at one time employed on this divi.
sion. ..,ss
| DR.. j. G. C,nryer of the Minnesot,
Horseman, published at Lake Crystal
was here Friday arranging for the Far.
mers' Institute which is to be held in
Sleepy Eye.
K The Winthrop News is authority 70,
! the statement that the proposed southern
extension of the Northern Pacific will run
through Winthrop and New Uln and
then south into Iowa.
K A new bank, to be located in q new
building ON the corner of Centre and
sMinnesots Streets, is among the things
talked of this week. Eastern capital is
| said to be at the bottom of the project.
Z Kiesling Bros. have dissolved partner
Ship as proprietors Of the blacksmith
shop on Front Street. Herman, the
senior member, retires from business and
the shop goes into the exclusive. posses
sion of Albert. = 81: !. ~ s5s5t g.