New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-05-03


Ferdinand Sanwald has moved intotIe
Laue residence on Centre street.
Kossner s. Mueller talk of starting
branch machine store at Nicollet.
Gustav Koehler will reside in the Tap
pc building on Washington Street.
Nagel & Doster nave purchased new
$500 dray from Klossner 6 Mueller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meyer attended the
fune ral ofaIrelative in St. Peter last week.
Albert Steinhauser has rented the rooms
above Geo. Dayton's store for his law of
flee.
F. H. Krook, the Brown County Bank
clerk, will take in the Worlds Fair next
week.
Mrs. Jonas Laudenschlaeger leaves for
Indiana this week to visit relatives and
friends. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crone left on
Saturday last for visit at Chicago and
the Worlds Fair.
A. J. Eckstein has ordered the material
for his new plate-g lass front and will
soon have it in position.
Geo. W. Scherer delivered an address
before convention of county superin-
tendents at Austin yesterday.
John Wilfart, who recently moved to
town from Milford is building large
house On Washington Street.
Sheriff Anderson has served notice on
Editor Schmall that he must retract the
charges made against him at once.
Co. AZ will have its annual inspee-
ton on the 9TH 1t is hoped that full
turnout may be had on that occasion.
Jos. A. Eckstein left on Monday for
Duluth to attend the \. O. U. W. con-
! vention of which he is an ex-officis
member.
A stranger with an apparatus for clean
| ing feather beds has located temporarily
in the room formerly occupied by Jung,
the tailor.
Mrs. Immel, who at one time lived in
New Ulm, died at her home in LANDER
ton the early part of the week a: the age
of tifty-six years.
A. Blanchard has secured pension for
Capt Julius Kerschstein Of Winona. He
receives So per month, his allowance
| dating from April Is, 1892
The express and telegraph office men
with their assistants have purchased new
suits Of blue with brass buttons, and
now make a very fitting showing.
While looking after the tableau lights
on the Turner Hall stage Sunday night,
Hugo Roos burned both of his hands.
The accident was caused by Slight ex-
plosion.
Max Reirhart has found it necessary
to tic down his slauthter house below the
CORTLAND bridge with wire rope to pre-
vent it from being carried away by the
| hi oh water.
| Quite number of 1enches and tables
are being made for an event which will
occur next Sunday, probably in the park.
At this time Charles Silverson will give
a party to his friends.
Mrs. L. P. Hunt writes from Mankato
that Brown County is the banner county
III the second district in regard to the
Hawaiian fund. It has contributed
more than any other county, IN proper
ton to its number of schools and pupils.
| Casper Green, of Gibbon, narrowly es-
capped instant death the other day while
at work in his mill. In some manner he
became tangled up in the belts and had
!; not been for the timely arrival of Hen
ry Gugisberg, Mr.. Green would have Ger
tainly been killed.
Thos. Forstner of Sigel has perfected
another invention-this time hitchino
snap without spring. The device is an
ingenious one, and Mr.. Forstner will ap-
ply at once for a patent. To anyone
who sees the model it is evident that it
does away with all accidents and insures
durability.
| J. Stoeckert sent some of his clay to
Chicago last week and had it manufac-
tured into pressed brick. The product is
a very superior article, even more so than
the St. Louis article, and Mr.. Stoeckert
is now agitating the formation of stock
company for the purpose of making the
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