New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-01
SOME l: SLEEPY :]'l|: EYETRMs.
Fun and News Mixed in Unohoo's Week
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Fun and News Mixed in Unohoo's Week.
" LETTER.
The butter flew to some purpose at
the Clinton residence last FRIDAY even
ing. Nearly b hundred were present.
Majah Smith, sab! spent the week in
St. Paul. IA s... -. l.,
JOS. A. EcAstein of the county: seat
was here on Wednesday getting sd me in
formation onIlaw Il points from attorney
Davis i - .... ~
"sorgum genuine sorgum-the pure
gull" is the Unique way in which it is
speft in the slft edition of one of our To-
cal papers. - ..>..
David Kennedy. prosperous young
farmer Of PrAirieville township, and Miss
Lena Jeasenzpf this city, were married on
last Friday evening at the residence of
G. Olsen in Prairieville. Rev. W, G..
McEibben oniclated.
MI. and Mrs. Rudolph Tosch mourn
the loss of their little five year old daugh-
ter, Ida, WIG died at 2 A. M. Wednesday
after an illness Of several weeks. The
little one haa slight attack of scarlet fe-
yer about eight or ten weeks ago and
had apparerSIy recovered when relapse
set in with fatal results.
Worlds Fair social at residence of G..
M. Grcss next Friday evening, Majah
Smith will apresent the proverbial Tn
Gle Sam. Anumbcr of ouryoung ladies
will appear fn special costumes represent
ing different nations. Extensive prepar-
ations are baing made.
supt. Hes Hes spss sspssht washington's Birth
day at the cpunty-seat on business.
, Jos: Forbes is really too Dad. After
1--we had locatcd him i. ~ various points
. ranging froi, local law office to the
State University, it transpires that he is
still in town having go at the mumps
at the residence Of W. H. Baker. Here's
to his speedy recovery.
Billy Gieseke came down from Mar
shall On Saturday accompanied by At
torney Matthews afdJ.D D. Jones. Anoth-
er attempt will be made to finally con-
summate the final consummat1on of the
mill deal mentioned last week.
The reported sale of the Blanchard
elevator last week appears to have been
bit OF :iground bait" The Sleepy
Eye Milling Co. purchased the elevator
on Thursday for S3,375. Henry Lei
brandt, formerly with Sorensen & De-
Huff. has heen placed in charge. Henry
is gentlen1anly, straightforward young
fellow and will no doubt handle his share
of the grain marketed here. liza.
Chris. kohlhase will at once begin ex-
cavations for the erection of a two-storv.
sox25' brick store building on the side
Of his old frame building on Mail" ST. ST:
The building will be plate glass front
and will bcitted up with the most ap-
proved couvenicnces. Jensen & Dur
balm, with their usual energy, have al
ready secured five years lease of the
building, and will occupy it about Sept.
l.. Beginning with that GATE they say
things will hum more than ever.
Otto Wesenberg, for a number Of years
the leading salesman in Kath's wet gro
cery house, has purchased a half inter
est in Rinke's clothing store at Mo1gan
and left for his new sphere of action yes
terday. The new firm will undoubtedly
do well. A. -
) Billy ortwein got too close to buzz
saw on Tuesday of last week and had his
| left thumb cut to the bone. His hand
will not be fit for work for some time ;but
his experience is on top now.
/ Messrs. EdeIstein & Weintraub, pro-
lPrietors Of the Minneapolis Bargain
fStore forthe past year and a half, have
sloped. On last Friday morning they
folded their tents and stole away in true
Arabian silence. They gave out several
conflicting stories concerning their des-
|tination, reasons for departure etc. The
general impression is that they are try
ing to dispose Of their goods before some
one attaches them. We understand that
local creditors were uniformly success
ful in securing payment Of bills.
Rev. Arthur Chard held episcopal SER
vices at Tracy on Sunday He has 4
prosperous mission there.
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