New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-09-18
The Local
News Of
the Week,

Richard Baasen has gone to Marshall
to clerk.
VIM. Mueller of Springfield was In the
city Sunday.
Miss Ida Deibach left for Milwaukee
last Thursday.
Geo. Hauenstein is clerking for John
F. Neumann.
A. A. Bogen left for the South Wed
nesday morning.
Adolph Schell has rented the residence
of Henry Neumann.
Mrs. J. F. Crowell and children are
visiting in the city.
=. Mrs. H. Weyhe is among the Twin
City visitors this week.
III. McClelland will 60 to St. Paul to
accept a position as operator.
Mrs. Popp is enjoying visit from her
daughter, Mrs. Snyder of Fertile.
The infant child of Jos. GALES died on
Wednesday and was buried the next day
Mr.. Rosenau, the horse trainer, left for
his olb home in Wisconsin last week to
remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. GALES went to St.
Paul Friday to spend few days with
friends.
Mayor Koch visited the Twin Cities
and Saltwater on business the torepart
of the week.
Miss Harriet friedman Will 60 to In
diana in few days to spend the winter
with relatives.
Miss Bertha Vogel left for Sleepy Eye
Friday to commence work in the store of
Mr.. Christensen.
Tony Wiesner is at work on the Gil
tillan farm near Morgan this week, assist
ing in baling hay.
Emil, son of Mic Heinen, is tax
ing a course oc training at Pat McHale's
school of telegraphy.
John Zeller has been under the wealth
er for several days ana has been unable
to attend to his Office duties
John Hauenstein Jr and Andrew Au-
mueller have been hunting in the neigh
horhDO1 ,,f Echo tbic 1yool
Mrs. Louis Meyer and son of Milford
Will leave to-day for Missouri to spend
about month with relatives.
Miss Mabel Doty of Courtland was
here Wednesday and on the day follow
ing left for the State University
Martin Casperson of Sleepy Eye will
build the new Catholic church at Morgan.
The cost will be over $1,000.
John Fenscke has been drawn as one
Of the petit juror for the next term OF
the Z. S. court at Fergus Falls.
Miss Lena Baarsch returned on Mon
LAY from i visit of several weeks in the
eastern part of this state and Wisconsin.
Geo, Graft received carload of apples
last week and disposed Of them in the
empty store room in the Masonic Block.
John c. Geiger acted as city marshal
the latter part of the week during the
absence of Jos. GALES in the Sanity Ci-
ty.
Anton Manderfeld of Slgel is very low
with dropsy. His son Peter came up
from Mankato during the week to see
him.
Architect Struck of Minneapolis was
in the city Friday, Inspecting the work
in the second story Of. the new court
house.
The court house was finished last week
The committee appointed by the county
board to accept the work was in session
Friday. ...a
The Sorlien mill at Granite Falls was
destroyed by fire last Thursday. The own
ers, the Sorlien brothers. were residents
of this county at one time.
The bands of Sleepy Eye and Milford
and the Star Band of this city rehearsed
for the Band Tournament at the Milford
Club Hall on Sunday.
David Lloyd, father of John Lloyd of
Tracy, who used to live in New Ulm,
died in LIE Sueur county last week at the
advanced age of eighty-fye years.
WIN. A. Rhode, the merchant tailor,
has rented theresldence building of VIM.
Hummel on German Street. His family
will arrive from st. Paul this week.
The Keystone Reduction Mill at Gus
ter, South Dakota, in which NJ. Mullen
is interested, was burned to the Ground