New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-30
LOCAL NEWS.

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week.
Miss Theresa Henle has returned from
teh cities. =.,
Lorenz Merkle is home from St. Paul
on visit. 1885,
/Wm. Kimmel is the new operator at
the depot. = ,...'Es
CITY Treasurer Mueller went to Chica-
go on Saturday. ~ -. s
John Schapekahm Jr. is home on vi
sit from Milwaukee,. --:.-+....
Engineer Burke has removed to Gary,
S. D., with his family. s
W. A. Hubbard went to the Flour CT
ty Monday on business.
W. Penkert ard wife are spending a
few days in Springfield.
The Evan blacksmith, Hans Mortenson,
has removed to Nicollet.
Carl zscbunke has gone to Springfield
to work with his brother.
( A son arrived last week to make hap
py the home of F. Zangel-
Casimir Ochs, the Springfield brick
manufacturer, is in the city.
\. Metzger and wife returned to their
Indianapolis home ON Monday.
The Misses Alpha and Stella Hirsch
have gone to Milwaukee on visit.
Dr.. E. Mueller was in Minneapolis last
week to attend veterinary meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Garvin of Good Thunder.
H. !. Smith is the new station agent
at Courtland. He was formerly located
at I4am:.erton
Ernst Laue has sold his home on Centre
Street to Martin Mohr, d retired farmer
Of Cottonwood.
Geo. Doelne .Jr. enjoyed a visit last
week from his cousin, Mr.. Figgc, of
Cha,'orn, Nebraska.
NJ. Leary has rented Henry Crone's
house on Valley street and now occupies
it as his residence,
Otto Sommer is here again from ST..
Paul. He came up Monday evening and
was accompanied by his sisters.
T. Sunde has given up his position
with G. H. Hornburg and has purchased
a half interest in threshing outfit.
1t. Scherer left on Saturday for his
post Of duty. For the present he will be
stationed at Fit. Leavenworth, Kansas.
Miss NellieSievers, who has been spend
ing the summer at the home of Albert
Setter, left for minneapolis Monday after
noon.
Chas. Stole and August Hellmann
celebrated the anniversary of their birth
days last Thursday, assisted by the Maen-
nerchor.
\ The new Democratic pension board
will make an effort to have the place. of
meeting changed from Sleepy Eye to
New Ulm.
The rattle of Geo. Cady's grey mare
will take place tomorrow, Thursday.
evening, at seven o'clock at Bingham
Bros office.
II. L. Blethen and wife went to Ro-
chester Monday afternoon where they will
attend the marriage this evening of Mr..
Blethen's niece.
August Gieseke of CORTLAND has pur-
chased two lots on Broadway of Eugene
Koehler. 1t is quite likely that he will
erect residence.
Emil Traeger came up from St. Paul
Saturday morning and during the week
will join hunting party that intends to
camp near Swan Lake,
Mrs. Sarah Pfefferle has been in Mil.
waukee and Chicago the past few days,
buying her winter stock of millinery.
She also visited the Worlds Fair.
Miss Barbara Gareis returned last
week from Indiana, where she has been
making rather prolonged visit. She
was accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Hart
muth.
POSTMASTER Schmidt has succeeded in
making arrangements by which we will
receive Sunday mail as usual. The pouch
will be brought in on one of the night
freights. -.-
1T least one member of the newly ap-
pointed pension board is of the opinion
that the department will cut off from
the rolls many in this section who are
now receiving monthly allowances.