New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-11-01
LOCAL NEWS


Henry Hanschcn IS back from Chicago.
Mrs. Beinhorn has returned from Wi
mona.
Fred Sommer returned from the east
yesterday. ...
Miss Minnie Fischer hasreturned from
her visit III Minneapolis.
w. A. Hubbard has returned from the
Northern part of the state.
Derrrath will go out Of the tailor
I ing business here and remove oSt. Paul.
4 number of couples enjoyed a dance
at Schmucker's TivoH on Sunday even
ing.
W. Kiesling. who has been several
weeks here, left for his Chicago home on
Monday
Andrew J. Eckstein has adorned his
show windows with a pretty display OF
unique baskets. .zu ,,.,-....Asz.sa-
: Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Lind were en-
tertalned by the Ladies Club Of Sleepy
Eye yesterday.
- There, will be no theatre at Turner
hall next Sunday owing to- the sickness
of Nh Hugo Fischer.
Alb. Held arrived in the city from
Spokane Falls on Monday for a brief
visit with his parents.
DR.. Hirsch, through the assistance of
A. Blanchard, has been granted pen.
sion of $12 per month.
VIM. Klimmeck came down from Wa
tertown last Saturday and is spending
the week tuning pianos.
There will be meeting of the Sons of
Of Veterans this evening to- further COM
plete their organization.
Werner Boesch is back from the east
again, but will leave in few weeks for
California to spend the winter
C. D. Griffith, the hustling Mayer of
Sleepy Eye dropped in on our city yes
terday and transacted little business.
n. Henningsen has sold Il lot on State
street, opposite Mr.. Maltzahn's residence,
to Jacob Brust. Consideration, $3.50.
Gustav Krause was in town Monday.
He has now SO far recovered from his
paralvtic stroke that he can walk about
F. II. Behnke went to La Crosse last
night to purchase his supply Of crockery
AS usual Frank proposes to be Fright in
it,
Mat Anderson, of st. Peter, formerly
engineer in the Empire Mill, Is in the CT
tv this week receiving treatment from
, DR.. Hirsch for his lungs.
On the 18th of the month there will
occur lhe marriage of Mrs. Henry Goede
to Mr.. Fred Hofer, who is now in the
| employ of Jonn F. Neumann.
\ daughter of Mr., and Mrs. William
Bierbaum died last Saturday and was
buried on Monday. The parents have
the sympathy of many friends.
Mr. French arrived here from Chicago
on Monday evening to join his wife, who
has been spending the summer at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Brey.
Kennedy of Mankato were in the city or
Saturday last. They are a brace of bird;
which it is difficult to wing.-St. Petel
erald.
Somebody broke into car in the de-
! pot yards last Saturday night and stole
considerable wheat. At the present low
price, we shouldn't think such thievery
would pay.
Richard Kliever of Minneapolis died
in Europe only a few days Stree from
consumption. He at one time attended
school in this city and was very popular
among his associates. .,.>.
F. W. Hauenstein and S. J. Severson
made a business trip to Winthrop and
Gibbon on Monday. These two gentle.
men expect to make business for the
Mehlin Piano Co. hum
Judge Weber and Reporter Ecksteir
are having busy time of it at Beaver
Falls. There are as many as 80 cases on
the calender and some of them are sure
to prove lengthy and tedious. Divorce
SANDER and crime flavor the general
proceedings.
| Next Sunday evening there will be a
theatre in Turner Hall. ssDer Hammer
diener'' is the title of the piece to BIZ
produced, and it is comedy full Of