New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-09-05
LOCAL NEWS.

to.
Herman Held has entered the Winona
Normal School.
Chas. DAWN is employed in the brew
cry of Aug. Schell. r. =
Miss Clara Rehfeld has gone to Man
kato on two weeks visit. H.
Miss Lillian Klossner leaves for Garlic
ton College at Mortified to-day.
The families of Alfred Roos and Fred
Peuser are camping at Swan Lake.
DR.. Pfster has purchased a house and
lot in Winthrop, So the News says.
Mrs. Chas. L. Roos is the guest of her
sister in St. Paul, Miss Cenzia Zleher.
Horace Newhart left forMassachusetts
to-day to enter Dartsmouth College.
Miss Lulu Setter, daughter of A9olph,
will attend the Mankato Normal this
year.
A sister of Mrs. Statler, deceased, came
up from St. Paul Thursday to attend the
funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanschen are the parents
of another boy. His age dates from
Thursday.
The railroad turn table will be moved
this week to the neighborhood of the en-
CINE house.
VIM. Pfaender will occup; insurance
offices in the new building being erected
by Otto Schell.
Chas. DAWN has closed his ice-cream
parlors on Minnesota Street on account
of lull in business.
Dave Carter is out of prison on parole
merely and is working on the farm of H.
G. Mueller across the river.
Richard Wagner, late member of the
Bollmann troupe, is now subscription
agent for the New Ulm Post.
S. A. McElhinny has moved into the
Hummel building on Centre Street, late
ly occupied by Mr.. Bollmann,
Richard Baasen has severed his con-
nections with depot services and is now
helping out at the Express office.
Eugene Grosjean, book-keeper for the
Fullerton Lumber Co., spent the week
! with friends IN Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
DR.. j. H. James will be here on the
9th. He will attend to patients at DR..
Schools office, remaining only one day.
James Irving, lately with Nagel &
Doster, has accepted employment with
the New Ulm Vinegar and Picking Co.
1t is given out that A. Blanchard will
appeal to the Republican county con-
vention to be nominated for clerk of
court.
A new building is being erected near
the Schell brewery which will be used
for bottling purposeses on an extensive
scale.
James j. Green in his paper at Hutch
inson is booming Dr.Daniels of St. Peter
for the Democratic nomination for gov
ernor,
John G. Rudolph returned from his
visit to Chicago and Duluth Thursday
evening. He has been absent over a
month.
| Fred Kuehn, who was in Jail here for
assaulting the village marshal Of Morton
has been released under a writ of habeas
corpus.
A. Schmidt has moved into his new
residence on Minnesota Street. H. Fren-
eel is preparing to occupy the rooms just
vacated.
VIM. F. Setter went to St. Peter and
Mankato Saturday, accompanied by his
two boys.
C.Rolloff is erecting small building
next to his tin store which will be used
as barber-shop by Spaeth and Heinen'
a new firm.
Mr.. Haub, former resident of New
Ulm, now living in St. Paul. will arrive
here this week for brief visit with Mrs.
Helen Setter.
Ed. H. Huebner' will have W. S. Cox,
son of E. St. Julien, as an opponent IN
the race for county attorney in Sibley
county this fall.
J. c. Geiger, is home from an extern
sive trip through the northern part of
the state, in the interests of the Ault-
man Machine Co.
L. F. Entrup came down from San