New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-30
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again.
Ringling Bros. circus, is working
this way.
Mrs. Donnelly of Chicago is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Follmann.
Chas. and Gustav Wellner trapped
seven young foxes last Wednesday.
A new stone sidewalk is being laid in
front of Havemeyer's place Of business.
Chas. Berg, Jos. Bier, P. Christensen
and Chas. schorregge of Sleepy Eye were
in town Friday.
N. Henningsen is having water works
connections introduced into his building
on Minnesota Street. ..--
The local ball players are arranging
for a game during the funniest. There
will he lots to see here that week.
Geo. Grimm and wife of Springfield
were in the city Saturday. They were
on there way home from Hartford. Wis.
Albin Carlson went to Minneapolis
last week, where he will remain for a
short time and then remove to Montana.
Frank L. Randall, the well-known Wi
mona lawyer, and formerly resident of
this place, was here Thursday on bust
ness.
Bruno Eyer and Martin Merkle have
returned to their work at St. Paul after
a few weeks sojourn with relatives in
this city.
The farm house of John Rengsdort,
near CORTLAND, was destroyed by fire
last week, while the owner was away
from home.
Vim. Fenscke has sold his horse, Fleet
food,to Sleepy Eye parties. He will no
more stand in the way of the success of
local trotters.
Fred Heers is expected home from
Milwaukee this week. He has been at
tending the Turner Seminary at that place
during the past year.
Gottlieb Schmidt and Albert Baarsch
acted rs relief corps at the depot dur
ing the sickness of some of the employees
resulting from vaccination.
Ernst Wicherski is now acting as ira
Yelling salesman for the New Ulm Roller
Mill Co. His territory extends through
Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin,.
Andrew Amann has concluded, instead
of making use of his old frame building,
to tear it down and put up an entirely
new one. A credit mark is due him
sure.
The residence of Jos. Seifert on State
Street will he completed this summer.
Keute & Nagel have already commenced
work.
I'M. Olson, who went 20 Redwood
Falls from this place to open law Of
fee. has formed partnership with Geo.
W. somerville ofSleepy Eye. Inasmuch
as Geo. W. is one of the busiest lawyers
in this section of the state, Ingcrval has
evidently got into good company.
Jos. A. Eckstein will leave forSt. Paul
on the 18th to accompany Gov. Nelson on
a visit to the State University and i'm
mediately thereafter he will start for
California to attend the A. o. U. W.
meetings. His absence will extend over
several weeks.
Another improvement. Aug. Klesling,
having greatly added to the appearance
of his old brick block with a coat of
paint, has now concluded to erect a fine
brick block on the vacant lots just south
of it. What it will be used for has not
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in everywise creditable, there is no rea-
son t. doubt. At all events this is going
to be banner year for New Ulm, and
Mr.. Kiesling is to he congratulated on
the steps he is taking to swell the i'm
provements.
Our good-natured and jovial brother
is at length to become Benedict. Ed
itorial excursions and banquet smiles dis
| turbed him not, but DOW it seems that
the god graces of an estimable young
lady has captivated his heart and hand,
and if nothing happens lie will be we'd
ded next Friday evening to Miss Nora
Preston. He gave us away in our youth,
and with ripened experience now at our
disposal we feel privileged to do like
wise in return. The picture that he
painted for US, we might also draw. but