New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-18
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Don forget the Taft Pull.
3. 8. Kennedy will move with his fam
lily to Minneapolis.
Chris. Boock is reported quite sick.
with lung trouble.
Albert Matties ofspringfeld was yis-
itor over Sunday.
Mrs. and Miss Baasen are on a pleasure
trip to Springfield.
Miss Rosa Stein of St. Paul IS visiting
with Mrs. Frank Burg.
Luther Nichols of Fairfax was in town
a few days of last week.
# Mrs. H. G. Mueller returned from a
visit to st. Peter Monday evening.
Two children OF VIM. Reicke of West
Newton are sick with scarlet fever.
Louie Miller visited in St. Peter and
Mankato the latter part Of the week.
John Gerhard next Monday will 90 to
Springfield to be married to Miss Bashi.
Selma, a one year old child of Carl Bey-
er OF Swan Lake died of scarlet fever last
Friday. s4<. j. =
A five year old boy of Mr.. Datsch, town
OF Linden, died Monday and will be bur
led tomorrow.
Julius Nelges of Redwood Falls is in
town. Before returning he will visit
Chicago and Milwaukee on business.
One hundred and seventy one bills
were audited and allowed by the county
commissioners at their recent session.
An old lady by the name of Greibe]
fell out of a sleigh on Mday and broke
her arm. She lives in town of Cotton.
wood. IL
Alonzo Nichols of Cottonwood was in
town Monday and reported that the scar
let fever is still spreading all the way to
Mankato. His own children have for
tunately recovered. f..
Lars Frederickson of Golden was on
our streets Saturday. He thinks that
some building will be done in that town
this spring and another store will be one
of the new buildings put up. -
George Grunnet and Annie Vogel were
married at the Catholic Church Monday
morning by Rev. Schroeder Both Of
the contracting parties u residents of
the city and will continue as such.
Johnson & Co. is the name Of the new
hardware firm started at Gibbon in the
old stand of Holm & DIN. Both men,
bers of the new firm are widewake and
we predict for them successful business.
Several maps of theUnited States have
been circulated about town lately on
which the name of New Ulm does not
appeal. They were compiled probably
by some Rip Van Wrinkle who has No
idea Of the Importance of this city as {"
commercial and manufacturing centre.
Where was he at, anyway?
Alfred and Bertha Vogel treated {,
party Of twenty-four to pleasant sleigh
ride Saturday evening. Two large sleigh
loads of laughing and singing humanity
took the city by the storm and had the
streets to themselves. After the ride a
nice oyster supper was served at the home
of Louis Vogel. It will long be remem-
bered by all who took part in it.
An important real estate transfer took
placeMonday in which a quantity of valu-
able New Ulm dirt passed from the hands
of Joseph Schnobrich, Jr. into those of
John Havemeyer, Jr. of Courtland. The
property in on the corner of Minnesota
and Center streets, consists of three lots
centrally located and most desirable. The
price paid was $e,50o.oQ. Havcmeyer
will occupy the saloon building himself
after the 18th of April.
Messrs. H. G. Randall and Al. Volk,
two of .Nlcollet county's commissioners,
were in the city this morning to confer
with our board in regard to bridge
across the Minnesota river at CORTLAND,
connecting Blue Earth and Nicollet coun-
ties. A bill was passed by the legisla-
ture authorizing Nicollet county to keep
in repair their end of the bridge. They
We're here to come to some understanding
as to the work OH tins side. = Mankato
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Schell's Brewery stands in an unfinish-
ed state at present and will remain so
until warmer weather will permit Of
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