New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-09
LOCAL NEWS.

yesterday.
| VIM. E. Koch is again on duty at the
Citizens Bank.
Rev. Hoyer and family left for Michi-
gan last Friday.
Conductor Cady has been reinstateel as
yardmastcr here.
\. Marschner was over in Fairfax Sat
urlay, on a visit.
Frank Nenno has gone to Tracy to ac
! cept of employment.
The local ball club plays amatch game
at Nicollet next Sunday.
A number of little children will have
IL picnic i'll the park to-day.
Mrs. B. F. Webhcr is entertaining her
niece, Miss Abbot of Boston.
Miss Till1e Held and brother, Henry,
of St. Paul are here on a visit.
Rev. Berghold was serenaded by the
! City Band on Saturday evening.
Frank Buggert has been offered a po-
sition in Morgan ard will accept.
There will be meeting of A. O. U. W.
lodge on the evening of the 10th.
A little daughter arrived last week to
! brighten the home of Ernst Pfeiffer.
Geo. scherer came up from Mankato
Monday evening to visit his parents.
VIM. Herian has been given position
in the depot to succeed Frank Nenno.
Ernst Gieseke Jr. is now serving as a
book-keeper in the Eagle Mill offices.
Mr.. Fred Setter and Miss Ella Setter
arrived home from Chicago Monday af-
ternoon.
Miss Ella Henning OF Renville is being
entertained at the home OF L. G. Voge]
this week.
Miss Allie Scherer will not return to
New Ulm this year, but will remain in
Washington.
Mrs. George and daughter, Helen, are
home from their Michigan visit. They
arrived Saturday.
Henry Neumann and wife and Mrs. J
+. Neumann went over to Gibbon last
Sunday on a visit.
Edward Baer is working for J. B. Ar,
mold, in place Of Aug. Berndt who will
leave the city shortly.
Mrs. Jos. Haag and daughter, Nettie
of St. Panl are guests of the family OF
Jos. Vogel this week.
Jos. Seifert has just finished an ingeni
Gus fruit case for Chas. Fiedeler. 1t il
a SPLENDID piece of work.
Andrew Lockway Of this city is pur
suing his trade in Lamberton, that O.
painting and paper hanging.
Richard Fischer, accompanied by In
sister Mrs. Graner, and child, arrived
home from Chicago Friday evening.
Chas. L. Roos and wife and Huber
. Berg are among those who are seein!
what is to be seen At Chicago this week
A. G. Setter came over from Winthrop
on his wheel Monday evening against
strong wind in two hours.
! j. j. Palmer, clerk in the City DRUG
Store, and Henry Junker will go to Chi
cago to-day to see the Fair.
H. Mel lland is the new Western
, Union Telegraph Messenger, John Nenn,
having bid adieu to the job.
P.D. Hanson and wife have been en-
jo ying visit this week from the latter's
brother whose present home is in Oregon
H. L. Blethen and A. H. Wagner rod,
to Redwood Falls on their wheels Sun
day morning, returning the following
day.
Chas. Toberer has entered upon hi
duties as engineer at the Empire Mil
having returned from Chicago Thursda,
evening. - 49,,
A dance at the home of Rudolph Mart
in West Newton on Sunday evening wa
attended by few of the young peopl,
| off New Ulm.
Frank Schneider, young boy of Cot
tonwood, is suffering from fractured
arm, the result Of fall from load O.
wi heat on Friday.
Representative Skinner and wife ar,
back from Illinois. They did not yisi
their old home in Pennsylvania, as the,
had intended, but will do 50 in fall.
The Northwestern Railway Co.. have
made an appeal to the supreme cour