New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-11
]. 81. Doench left for Minneapolis

to-day.
/ Rev. Meske will leave for Germany
next month.
! \ Miss Ida Baltrusch is here on visit
from Mankato.
Anton Ochs Jr. IS here from Faribault
for few days on visit. !.
&c. A. Ottomeyer went to the Twin CT
kties last Friday on business.
! The Springfield postofice has been
raised to third class office. 49,.
Miss Addie Russell is attending the
Nankato Commercial College.
4 Miss Ida Hers has accepted posi-
ton as teacher in the schools of Little
Falls. \
]. Baur has resigned from the editor
ship Of the Volksblatt and returned to
St. Paul
| Frank Schroeder and Annie Braun
reiter of Milford are to he married in the
near future.
VIM. Popp has sold out his interests
in the printing business in Seattle and is
now in San Jose, Cal.
Rev. Schroeder gives us the assurance
that the new Catholic church will be
completed by July 1st.
J. G. Meyer, formerly Of this city, has
purchased property in Winthrop and will
erect fine store building.
Frank Hensel and Gust Housing of
Milford left for Minneapolis last week
to attend business college.
Governor Nelson has appointed John
Lind as a delegate to the national good
roads convention to be held in Washing
ton.
w. n. C. Bushard took Il six horse
power engine out of town last week for
the purpose of grinding feed and cutting
wood.
F. Kretsch appeared before Justice
Blanchard on Friday and complained of
one J. Gottinger for using language that
tends to provoke fstic rebnke. Gottinger
was fined IS and costs.
August Schwertfeger, who was men,
Der of the late grand jury, continued his
stay in the city for few days after the
adj ournment of court, and was the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. Otto Schell.
F. II. Retzlaf has been given the agen-
cy for New Ulm and vicinity of the Nc
Cormick harvesting machines and NOW
ers. The reputation Of these is such as
to make them excellent sellers for years
to come.
Congressman Lind came west from
Washington on Saturday to be present at
the Republican senatorial caucus We'd
nesday evening. Friday morning he
came up to New Tim and returned to
| luc SdIue
Hose Company No. showed remark
I able promptness in responding to the
alarm of fire on Sunday evening. The
a!acrity with which they climbed the hill
! from the depot was such as to cause a
feeling of pride in their chief.
Some time ago a stranger solicited Or
ders for enlarged pictures from our citi-
zens and collected considerable money in
advance. Now it turns up that the firm
has gone to the wall and the New Tim
patrons are out of both pictures and thei1
cost price.
The Sibley county Independent speaks
: of County Attorney Hucbner as follows
The new attorney, Ed. H. Huebner, il
right at home in and about the cour
house. All those that do any bushes!
with him leave with the knowledge tina
he will fulfill his duties and that he car
be trusted.
Henry Crone, it is rumored, will re-
model his newly acquired building pop
erty on Broadway, opposite Union Hall
and turn it into two-story store build
ing. Another store building is also
talked of further up the street, and il
? begins to look as though Broadway was
destined to become a business street.
A curious coincidence was made
known at the late court session by the
presence of two men of the same name
) each of whom had married woman OF
the same name as the other. The men
are we'll known in Brown county, being
no less than A. Blanchard OF this city
and A. Blanchard Of Sleepy Eye. What's
still stranger, each enjoys good story.