New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-15
LOCAL NEWS. J
Ferdinand Crone IS in Chicago On on bus

Ferdinand Crone is in Chicago on bust
ness. :.s#s
Representative Skinner sundaycd with
his family in Milford.
Miss Lena Knees has returned from a
long visit to Dakota.
Herman Kiesling has entered the en-
ployment of G. H. Hornburg.
W. scheidrich is again on duty as en-
glne wiper at the round house. Is
NJ. Mullen and wife returned from
Washington Thursday evening. i.
Fir. Royer will start saloon in the
Basket Works building in April. ~
lotto Tape has been awarded the con-
tSact for Henry Crone's new residence.
Miss Trimmings of St. Peter is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. F. Fl. Behnke.
VIM. Busche was called home from
St. Paul last week to attend his sick
mother.
Y = Miss Maggie Mulvehill will accept a
position as stenographer in the Eagle
Mill offices.
: Herman Pless was in the city during
the week. He is now running a farm
near Morton.
Steps are being taken in CORTLAND to
establish cheese factory there. We
admire the enterprise.
Mrs. VIM. ANIME entertained party
of friends last Wednesday evening in
celebration of her birthday.
All applications for liquor license
must be fled with City Clerk Schilling
before the 18th of the present month.
| Brereton Bros, who occupied the Geb-
ser building with a stock of and 10
gent goods, have packed up and removed.
The semi-annual apportionment of the
state school fund has been made and
Brown gets $2,916 and Nicollet $2,213.-
| rs.
Mrs. G. II. Helmes, of St. Paul, with
two of her children, is spending a few
| days with her mother, Mrs. Helen
Setter.
Herman Held came up from St. Paul
last Tuesday to remain several weeks.
| He was forced to give up work on &C
| count of sickness.
Chas. Stuebe, while looking after the
interests of his stock yards last Thursday
fell heavily on slippery walk and in
jured himself quite badly.
Vogelpohl & spaeth are constructing
"a pipe organ which will cost, when COM
pleted, about 5000. 1t may go into the
Evangelical church building.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schroer gave a
large party to many friends on Wednes-
day evening i'm honor of the twenty fifth
anniversary of their wedding.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the
! Congregational church will give Co.
lumbar supper at the church parlors on
tomorrow, Thursday evening.
Kiesling Bros. have sold their wagon
shop on Front Street to VIM. Jahnke,
who for several years has been trusted
employee of the above mentioned firm.
u Geo. Bevier resigned the position Of
/ consul at the last meeting of the Wood
man lodge and is succeeded by Alfred n.
Roos who was elected for the place by "a
large majority.
g. Melges won the capital prize, val.
ued at $25, which was given by the glass
blowers to the person holding the lucky
number at the conclusion of their weeks
stay in New Ulm. -:
Mrs. Geo. Benz and two daughters
came up from St. Paul last Wednesday
morning to pay short visit tt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bosch and other friends. They re
turned the next day.
Thos. E. Bowen, late of this county
has just issued year book for Duluth
1t is comprehensive summary of the
Zenith City's resources and business aad
reflects much credit upon the publisher.
The citizens of Luverne proprose to
have Col. Robert g. Ingersoll lecture
there, and what is more they intend to
| make money over and above the cost Of
the lecture. Why cannot New Ulm do
likewiseg 49,. r-1 4.
In the latest scheme for legislative APP
portionment Brown County gets one SEN
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