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

Geo. Cady and wife were Springfield
guests over Sunday.
Miss Wallie Hirsch was visitor in
Mankato last Saturday.
c: A. heers is erecting large resid-
ence building on State Street. w..
Alfred Roos attended the Max Dick
concert in Tracy Friday morning.
P. R. McHale now occupies the
Schramm residence on Broadway.
Mrs. Henry is spending few days at
her former home in South Dakota.
G. Heller, the artist, has painted an at
tractive sign for Derrath, the tailor.
NJ. A. Bingham was called to Dover
last week by the sickness of his mother.
Ernst Pfeiffer and Andrew Tauer have
formed partnershipin the painting bust
ness.
Miss Bertha Held gave pleasant
, birthday party at her home on Sunday
evening.
The Union House now RUNS hack to
and from all trains for the accommodation
of its guests.
Mrs. JohnAlbert, accompanied by her
children, left for Montana on Friday to
join her husband.
Ole Thompson is working for Bern
hard Reinhard and Frank Schwerzler for
G. W. Schlottman.
Otto Schell has sold two of his deers
to Rev. Schroeder. The latter will place
them in his park near the parish.
Miss Addie Russell came up from
Mankato Saturday evening and spent
Sunday at the home of Senator Peterson.
Werner Boesch will either sell or rent
his residence on German street. and take
up location nearer the centre of town.
Last Sunday someone shot unintention-
ally valuable talking maybe belong
ing to Albert Winkelmann, the lime kiln
man.
Richard Pfefferle was summoned to
Michigan last week by the serious illness
of his mother. He may be gone several
days.
A little child fell into the cellar-way
in Crone's store one day last week, but,
fortunately, did not sustain any serious
injuries.
Geo. Bevier and family arrived safely
in Spokane Falls, but were compelled to
drive eight miles by team on account of
high water.
Schapekahm s. Ruemke have the con-
tract for putting in the new front of the
Citizens Bank building. They will COM
mence work next week.
The Masonic Order has purchased a
new organ and its members can now
practice in keeping step to music. It
was bought of o. NJ. Olsen.
B. Pierce of Winona was here last
W elk and may conclude to start steam
laundry. His partner will he here this
week to review the ground.
Last Saturday afternoon while at play,
son Of Sheriff Anderson threw a stone
which struck playmate in the cheek,
cutting through the side of the face.
Mr.. Davis of Butternut Valley has
been selling a life of James G. Blaine in
this city the past few days, and has had
but little trouble in selling great num-
Der of copies.
The Eagle Mills Thursday evening had
ffty-one carloads of wheat on the side
track in their yard. The same day that
firm used up fourteen carloads and re-
ceived seventeen.
G. B. Liver Of Omaha spent day OF
two of last week with his New Ulm GUS
toners and friends. He is still proprie.
tor of large wholesale house in Nebras-
ka's leading city.
Calvin Thurber is evidently free man
| as the Sheriff has received word from
him in Wisconsin asking that his clothes
be shipped to him there, He writes that
he is going on a log drive.
George Sturgis, young man from
Springfield, was brought down here Fri.
day evening and lodged in Jail on the
charge of stealing watch. He will be
held until the June term of Court.
Among those who entered the contest
for the West Point cadetship were j. M
johnson of Albin and John R. Helline
of Madelia. The son of Editor Sanbor1
of Madelia was the successful applicant