New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-03-07
LOCAL NEWS.

Frank Memo is working for G. w.
Schlottmann.
Mrs. Fred Behnke is the guest of her
sisters in Chicago.
Mrs. Arthur Schlichting Of Minneapo-
lis is here on visit.
Henry Crone is placing a new boiler
in the creamery building.
Henry schlottmann is candidate for
the CORTLAND postoGce.
H. Pfaffrath is building little home
for himself near Turner Hall. "
Louis Wellner and sister were in the
city last week visiting friends.
Mr.. Vogt of Hastings spent Sunday
with his friend, Ferdinand Crone.
Ed Precht of CORTLAND township would
like to be sheriff of Nicollet county.
Blind Boone, the pianist, is headed
this way. May New Ulm be spared.
The family of Supt. E. T. Critchett ar
rived from, Chicago during the week.
Fred Behnke will build a new home
for himself this summer on Minnesota
Street.
G. w. Schlottman and wife spent a
portion of the week with relatives in
CORTLAND.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson enjoyed a visit
from her sister, who resides in Lake Ben
ton, last week.
Mrs. M.Mullen entertained her friends
last Friday evening in celebration of her
husbands birthday.
Capt. Houston will not wisitC Company
A until April. He will then he accom-
panied by Col, BoLleter,
A sociable was held at the 'Congrega-
tional church parlors on Friday evening.
! Quite number attended.
Miss Viola Koch is now acting as
stcnograp.er for Lind s. Hagberg as
we'll as for Attorney Eckstein-
Henry Behnke, who is now teaching in
Courtland, will go west again in May.
| Portland will be his destination.
O. NJ. Olson will build residence on
! Broadway this summer. Stones are now
being hauled for the foundation.
| Chas. B. Clark of Chicago distributed
! $50 .sampleHcans of Van Houten's cocoa
to the school children on Monday,
F. .Steinberg is excaxating for two
story brick residence Oh Broadway. FL.
Hsnschen will superintend the work.
&<<sThe Henderson feed mill has ceasedIt
4 lubors. a dispute as to the lease of the
bt.ilding. seems to have been the cause.
After April 1st all stores in this city
will be closed on Sundays. The move
originated with the merchants them
| selves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Popp will return to New
lam Today, They have been spending
the past week with their daughter in
Fertile
The title of the play to be produced
by the Dramatic Section on the 18th and
25th is 'tDie Verschollenen,'' drama of
Unusual merit.
j. H. Weddendorf severed his eoanec-
\ ton with the mail service last week and
from now en- will devote: his entire time
! to insurance business.
One of the little orphan Tschceppel
children, a girl that had been adopted
by Herman Kiesling ST.. died during the
week and was buried Sunday afternoon.
EditorHays. of Sleepy.Eye and Schmall
of Redwood Falls listened to the arsu-
meats for and against the motion for a
new trial in the Madigan case on Th,lrs-
day.
JOS Henie has taken half interest i'm
the dry goods store of Miss Theresa Hen
lie. The stock will be considerably CO.
larged this season under the new man
agement.
Senator H. j. Peck was so pleased
with New Ulm during his several bust
ness visits here, that he has concluded
to play the town a pleasure visit during
the summer.
| Dr.. Emil Weschcke has removed from
PIT. Arena to San Francisco. His prac-
tice in the latter place, he believes, will
be less onerous and at the same time
more lucrative.
7 The Empire Mill is putting in new
| machinery this week that will cost over