New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-05
LOCAL NEWS.

day.
Court lasted only two days in Nicol-
let county.
c. E. Armstrong of Albln was in the
city Friday.
Sheriff J. 81. Block of St. Peter was in
town yesterday.
VIM. Engel of Rochester visited here
during the week.
S. A. George will be Bc,trand's depu-
ty in the auditors office.
Prof. Jappe's little child will recover
from the diphtheria attack.
Gust. Wellner has severed his connec-
ton with the Poeppel Shoe Store.
The Fire Department will give dance
at Turner Hall on New Years Eve.
Miss Olga Schleuder is in Springfield
this week, the guest of her brother.
Henry Vedder and wife were over from
Winthrop the latter part of the week.
Miss Herta Hers is helping to sell
Christmas goods at Alwin's drug store.
Miss Mary Kopetzki is home from St.
Paul and will remain during the winter
P. Herian won the horse which was
ratified off by Tom Collins Saturday even
ing.
The cyclists are having great sport or
the river these days. Skates are out oil
date.
E. C. Upper left for St. Louis Mon.
day on business. He will return this
week.
Eugene Fischer of Waseca spent few
days of last week with his friend, Max
Burg.
Jim johnson, once clerk in the Union
Hotel, is now tending bar for C. w.
Block.
The Active Turner's are preparing fol-
gymnastic entertainment in the near
future.
Henry Petry and Miss Anna Schmott-
Ter were married in St. Paul last We'd
nesday.
Fred Stewart has given up his posi-
ton at Schlottman's and intends going
to Tracy.
A dancing club was organized Satur-
day evening. The dances will be held
in Schell's new building.
Richard Fischer, who is now An in
structor in the Madison University, will
be home for the holidays.
A number of Sleepy Eye citizens at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Hartmann in
this city Friday afternoon.
Andrew Rinke aud son, Frank, OF
Sleepy Eye were Thanksgiving guests at
the home of Jno. F. Neumann.
Fred Richter and Richard Baasen are
assisting Charles Tobererin doing plumb.
ing work at Sleepy Eye this week.
The street sprinkler was out on the
Both of November. Another unusua
| happening, according to weather cranks
The big Pillsbury Mill at Minneapoli:
has beaten the worlds record by turning
out 1851 barrels of -four in a single
day.
John Siebenbrunner, the blacksmith
had the misfortune to fracture his les
while skating on the ice Sunday after
| noon.
Monday was great day for the loca
hog market. The grounds around tn,
'stock yards literally swarmed Will
teams.
! 1t. L. c. Scherer writes from Fl. Lea
venworth, Kansas, that it is possible tina
he may spend his Christmas vacation il
New Ulm.
A number of young people enjoyed {
picnic near the river Sunday afternoon
Rather remarkable occurrence for thu
time Of the year.
The next meeting Of the Turnverein
Literary Club will be of social nature
In addition to the literary program sup
per will lie served.
-,''1m Austragstueberl' which took s,
we'll when first produced will be presen
ted at Turner Hall for a second tim,
next Sunday evening. p
VIM. Roehne and wife of Lamberto,
have removed to this city and now re
side: with the formers parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Gottlieb Hoehne.
John Moeger, the French horn SOLOS