New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-23
LOCAL NEWS.

LOUAL NEWS.
August Berndt has gone to Chicago.
H. Saverien and family are back from
Chicago. 4.
Anton Ochs is here ona visit from
Farlbault. ,.a
J. G.. johnson is building an addition
to his residence.
Miss Theresa Henle went to St. Paul
Saturday on business. =
Miss Clara johnson of Sleepy Eye spent
Sunday here with friends.
Miss Mary Kopetzke will leave for St.
Paul tomorrow to remain.
August Vogelpohl has accepted en-
ployment with Henry Vedder.
Frank Zschunke was in Springfield for
few hours Saturday evening.
August Berndt sold a horse and buggy
to Chas. Stengcl last week for $50.
Cashier Frank of the Bank of Spring.
field was in town Monday afternoon,
Herman Schmidt paid the cities of
Marshall and Tracy a visit last week.
VIM. Cordes and Miss Emma Book
will he married on the 31st of this month
Louis Strickle-, the Springfield pant
er, is lere and will work for Krause &
Hirsch
Miss Haungs Of St. Paul is being en-
ter tanned by her friend, Miss Clara
Doehne.
L. Flor, Arnold Gulden and NJ. Lor-
enz transacted business in Springfield
last week.
Chas. Hauenstein's little daughter fell
and fractured her collar bone one day
last week.
Miss Mantha Frenzel, after few weeks
sojourn in Springfield, has returned to
New Ulm.
A harvest ball, to which everybody is
invited is announced for Union Hall on
Sunday evening.
Prof, Schaller and family are home
from their visit in Wisconsin. They re-
turue6 NInn1av avnnipr
Rev. Baumgarten has said that he will
not accept the proffered appointment on
the Board of School Examiners.
Max Reinhart has purchased the lot
on which his new building is to stand
from Bernhard Reinhard for $4,000.
Thieves broke into Schmucker's Tvoli
early Monday morning, but departed with
only little whiskey and little loose
change.
Eckstein's Orchestra will give dance
at Turner Hall next Saturday evening.
Those who attend may be sure of pleas
ant time.
Louis Guth of Redwood Falls and
Miss Louise Mueller of Morgan attended,
the Mueller Gerstenmeyer wedding last
Thursday.
Mrs Geo. H. Parke: and little son of
Mantorville. this state, spent a few days
of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Newhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luders of Chicago and
VIM. Gleseke and wife of Sleepy Eye
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. HEM
ingsen over Sunday.
Mrs. Sachs. well-known lady of Mil
ford, died last week after a prolonged
and painful illness. The funeral was
held from the Lutheran church.
A three year-old son of W. Gleisner of
West Newton fell from chair on Mon
day and fractured his arm. He is now
receiving treatment at the hospital.
r. H. Bingham, the Sleepy Eye wheat
dealer and Mr.. Jones of the Sleepy Eye
Mill Co.. talked crops, prices and utur-
tiles to our local dealers on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Mueller who were
married on Thursday, have already left
for their home in North St. Paul where
Mr.. Mueller is employed in general
store.
". w. Pendergast is very apt to be-
come the next superintendent Of public
instruction. This is the gentleman who
is assigned to conduct an institute here
next month.
The number of threshing outfits that
are being sold in this city this fall is
aae surprising. If all successful, threshers