New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-03-21
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. A. Blanchard is visiting in st.
Paul.
An athletic club has been organized in
Morgan.
: Alvin Carlson made trip.to Manka-
to last week.
Senator Petersen was a Springfield Vi
sitor Thursday.
H. G. Hays was down from Sleepy
Eye on Saturday.
Leonard Haeberle broke the thumb of
his left hand on Saturday. -
A. W. Bingham watched western far
mers sow wheat last week. g..
p VIM. Burg has been elected correspond
ing secretary of the Turnvercin.
Geo. Jacobs has gone to St. Paul to
attend the U. S. court as juror.
Mrs. H. L. Blethen will leave to-mor
row for California to visit friends.
Henry Gug1sberg and wife of Gibbon
were visitors in this city on Saturday.
Henry Rolwes has purchased MIR. Hell
mems interest il the Springfield dray line.
DR.. Pfstar drove over from Winthrop
Sunday to spend q few hours with his
parents.
H. G.. Mueller seems to have no oppo-
sition for treasurer. That's the way it
should be.
Mrs. Epple has returned from a some
what prolonged visit with her daughter
in Spring feld.
Mrs. Heinen of this city is in Spring.
field attending her daughter, Mrs. Rol
ives, who is quite i'll.
Herman Nagel has leased the Com
mercial Hotelssproperty to VIM. Cordes
for period of three years.
Mrs. Martin Hose of Tracy is spending
a fewEdays at the home of her parents
| Mr. and Mrs. John Hauenstein.
! O, j. Guy was brought down from
Redwood county on the 18th and place.
in Jail for removing mortgaged property
What Whittier Cabs the annual storm
has commenced at the depot Wse'refe1
; to the house-cleaning that is in progress
4 around that institution.
John Stelljes has withdrawn from the
contest as a candidate for city clerk. A
consultation with the enemies of Mr.
SchilHing brought this about.
Emenuel Duscheck is in Jail here fo1
stealing an overcoat and a pair Of mitts
fron MI. Feuerstein of Stately in Schno
5erich's saloon in Springfield.
How would Frank Behnke do as coun
cilor from the first ward Frank is ON,
of the best and most progressive. at thu
same time conservative, men in the city
Chas. Stengel will occupy the SECOND
story of his newly purchased building
after theaaz.1oth. The business portion
he will not take charge of until the 18th
Special services are being held at the
Congregational church il Sleepy Eye
this week. Rev. Campbell Of this city
and pastors from neighboring towns viii
participate.
Henry Engel has loteof his patent
bag fastners and will he pleased to show
|!them to farmers and others who may be
Interested at the New Ulm Roller Mil.
Co.'S elevator.
The ladies of the Turnverein have is
sued some fancy and novel tickets fol-
their Cheese Cloth Ball ON Monday even
ing The dance is attracting considera-
bic attention.
Herman Nagcl has purchased the
Commercial Hotel near the depot from
Henry Cordes. The sale was perfected
| on Friday and Mr.. Nagel will take pos
| session as soon as Mr.. Stengle enters his
| new quarters.
Mrs. M. l.. Fisch of Minnesota Lake
| visited with Mrs. Andrew J. Eckstein
last week and then left in company with
Mrs. Eckstein and children for Pierre to
visit their parents.
Tie writer received this week phot-
ograph of the famous English actor,
Henry Irving, to which is attached his
written autograph and the phrase with
every kind wish.' The photo represents
him as Beckett and was taken by that
wonderful artist, Mrs. Cameron of Lor-
1on E., #