New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-04-12
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Miss Tillie Gieseke was home from St.
Mary's, Faribault, last week for the East
er vacation. She returned yesterday.
Miss Marie Jensen spent last week at
the twin cities, buying spring stock Of
millinery.
DR.. Marcellus is building a porch on
the west and south sides of his residence.
Quite an improvement.
Majah Smith was at Sanborn last Sat-
urday on business.
The Morgan Messenger will now be
issued at Morgan, the business men there
having pledged the necessary support.
EditorHodges has had the matter in mind
for several months; and the talk about
another paper being started undoubtedly
brought things to focus. Morgan ought
to support one paper in good shape.
Type and other material was moved last
evening.
NJ. A. Bingham of New Ulm visited
his brother, R.H., on Saturday.
In accordance with the law passed by
the present legislature, Isaac Gallagher,
the real estate hustler, has been appoint
ed Justice of the Peace until the next
annual election. Hereafter, if those in
dulging in the luxury of legal controver-
sizes find that Peter isn't sufficiently &C.
schwind, all they have to do is to "let
her 60 Gallagher"
Doc. Murfn is embellishing his resi-
dence with a new coat of paint.
TIE farmers institute, ,held here few
weeks ago and which received due men
ton in these columns, appears to have
been an expensive affair. Banker Mo
and Attorney Somerville each contribut-
ed $780, several others gave smaller
amounts; and yet there is a deficit. We
get our figures from member of local
committee and therefore have no reason
to question their accuracy. Singular,
very.
Hon. Alex. Blanchard came down from
Marshall Saturday afternoon to spend
Sunday with his family. Says he doesn't
know when he will move his family,
owing to the high rents prevailing at
Marshall. He is as genial as ever and
appears to have lost none of his refresh
ing frankness.
L. P. Jensen returned from Chicago
Saturday evening. He asserts that in
few days they will have the biggest sum-
mcr stock of drygoods ever shown here.
Rev. J. N. Smith, Of Morgan, came
down last Wednesday to invest in wheel.
Hodges sent him home happy.
Peter Larson, manager of r. H. Bing-
hams elevator and lumber yard at Evan,
spent every evening in town last week,
calling on his ''sister''.
Major Smith informs us that he expects
to escort Governor Nelson to the Windy
City some time this month. We under
stand that His Corpulency, the Hon. AL
exander Blanchard, has made application
to the Major for the position of private
secretary or valet de chambre or some
thing of the sort and that the Major is
disposed to consider the application fav-
orably.
Rev. S. G. Madsen, formerly pastor of
the Danish Lutheran church here, now
has charge in Chicago. He resides at
769 Sedgwick St,
Rev: Mr.. Dahlstrom of Racine, Wis,
preached at the Danish church yesterday.
He will probably receive call from the
congregation.
A preliminary survey for the proposed
sewer will take place to-day under the
supervision Of surveyor Jake Current.
Miss Myrtle Hagen gave birthday
party on Saturday to a goodly number of
juvenile friends.
Ed. johnson, of Essig, has leased the
Arlington hotel, to take possession on
the 18th inst. Mr.. johnson says he will
run first class house. ,..... ..
A son of Henry Moll of Milford
living near Springfield is said to have
been badly hurt last Saturday afternoon.