New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-31

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Tracy is to have q new $4,000 high
school building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gieseke Of Sleepy Eye
spent Sunday here.
Adolph Setter and Theo. Mueller spent
Sunday in Winthrop. q.
Miss Mclaughlin paid visit to Man
kato friends last Saturday.
Ed. Castor of Waseca is entertained at
the home of Conrad Zeller
Mrs. Garfield of Winthrop spent Sun
day in New Ulm with her parents.
Ed. Flick and John Reardon are erect
ing new residences south of the depot.
VIM. Huevelmann will add second
story to his residence on Minnesota street.
DR.. Schoch, accompanied by his moth
er, returned from the east Thursday even
ing.
Anton Schverzler took some cattle to-
Sioux City last Saturday for Max Rein
hard -,
Two Winona men are here this week,
preparing conice for the Catholic church
tower. 49,
Ed. Cordes, who has been clerking for
John F. Neumann, gave up his position
yesterday.
Albert Pfaender was IN Mankato Sat-
urday attending the Normal commence
ment exercises.
Next week will witness the marriage
of II. Grenhclz and Miss Anna Thordsen.
both Of Cour- land.
Carl Zschunke was in the city cverSun-
day. He is now engaged in the painting
business at Lamberton.
DR.. James, the oculist will not make
his regular visit to New Ulm this month,
owing to absence from the state.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bingham returned from
her Omaha visit this week, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. G. B. Liver and daugh-
ter.
A COW, belonging to Mrs. Lawinska,
was run over by a freight train near the
Vinegar Factory one day last week and
killed.
Emil Schotzko, recently from Spring.
field has rented the Anton Ochs place
west of the city and will go into the
dairy business.
A. Blanchard has secured an increase
Of pension from So to $40 per month for
j. 3. Castor who is now in the Soldiers
Home at Milwaukee.
A match game of ball on Sunday be-
| tween the local club and scattering
nine resulted in a victory tor the former
| with a score Of II to 5.
Boock Bros. have been awarded tho
contract for building two iron bridges in
Lafayette and West Newton. The cost
of each will be about $500.
The new uniforms for the Star Ban6
arrived on Friday. The members now
claim that they will soon be the crack
musical organization of town.
| Broken wheels and damaged buggies
are common sights along the country
road nowadays. The heavy rains of the
week only made matters worse.
Over in CORTLAND yesterday there oc-
CURED double wedding in which wi
dow married a widower and daughter
of the widower married a son of the wi
! dow.
Fred and Carl Mueller have formed a
partnership as masons and plasterers.
They have already been awarded the con-
tract for changing Zeller's planning mill
into a tenement residence.
J. F. Crowell will move into his new
quarters this week. He has purchased
new apparatus fer his gallery and ex-
poets to make competition in the photo
graphic business rather brisk.
The officers of the Ladies' Society of
the Evangelical church are as follows
President, Mrs. T. Crone; vice president,
Mrs. Jos. A. Eckstein; secretary, Mrs.
G.. Marti; treasurer, Mrs. H. Goede; sick
committee, Mesdames Ottomeyer, Marti,
Mueller and Zschunke.
-Four new bells arrived for the Catho-
lie church last Saturday. The largest
weighs 1000 ponds, the smallest 800
gid the two intermediate ones $500
and 400 pounds respectively. They
were manufactured in St. Louis and are
of the very finest tones.
On Saturday Albert Setter purchased