New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-08
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afternoon.
A child Of John Reinartz Of sigel died
last Thursday.
JOS. Ponkratz Of Lafayette is travelling
solicitor for the New Ulm v Volksblatt.
Jos. Martinka and Miss Mary Barthl
Of Lafayette were married on Monday.
Mrs. II. Z. Henry entertained a party
of friends at tea last Thursday afternoon.
The Saulpaugh hotel IN Mankato has
been rented to couple of Minneapolis
men.
Mrs. J. II. Douhger of ST. Paulis Wis
iting here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Held. pa.
Waterworks mains we're laid into the
Loheyde building on Minnesota Street
last week.
| E. H. Pullen who has lived at Court
land during the winter will remove to
South Haven.
Company A will be inspected by 1t.
johnson of the regular army next Mon
day evening.
Chas. W. Block has rented the Hum
mel residance, corner of German and
Centre Streets. j. #
The photographers of the city have de-
cided to close their galleries hereafter on
Sundays at 10 o'clock. y,
All of the school teachers have applied
for reappointment with the exception Of
Misses Nichol and Meade. a.. ...-.s..
The denizens of Nicollet have already
raised several hundred dollars for cele-
bration on the Fourth of July.
Hugo Hanft of Minneapolis was in
the city over Sunday. Hugo is now stu
dying law at the State University.
Lightning struck the residence of
Gustav Mueller during Friday nights
storm and demolished the chimney. i
Robert Loheyde and Peter Moeger left
for Duluth and Cook county yesterday to
look after their iron mining property.
The party of tourists who left here on
the 10th Of April for Germany reached
Hamburg, all safe and we'll, Friday
morning. ~: 4, --s. ~. NJ
H. Frenzel is making material i'm
provement in his building on Centre
Street. Hereafter the whole building
will be utilized as pop factory.
Christensen 6 Frantz have sold their
furniture business in Sleepy Eye to Peter
Majewski. This leaves Majewski the
only furniture dealer in the town. Il,
The large new granary on Jacob Pfen-
ninger's farm in Courtland was duly ded-
icated with a dance on Tuesday evening.
MANY of our town boys were present.
The marriage of Jos. Henle and Miss
Frank, both of Fairfax, will occur next
Tuesday,. The bride is the daughter of
Wenzel Frank formerly Of West Newton.
A concert and medicine company is
holding forth at Union Hall this week.
It includes the Dan Baker Musical Come
dy Co. that showed here a few weeks
ago. -.
Prof. Jache of Mankato was in the ci-
| ty the latter part Of the week, tuning
pianos. In this line of work, Prof. Jache
is the best man in this section of the
state.
If there was happy man in town
Monday 1t was Wd. Ebner, the confec.
toner, and all because his wife present.
ed him with fine healthy boy. The
Review congratulates.
Work on John r. Neumann's new
store front was commenced Monday af-
ternoon. The front will be made entire.
ly Of iron and glass, and .he cornice
work is something unusually fine.
The race between the horses of Wm
Fenscke and Gee. Graft Sunday after.
noon was won by the former. It took
five heats to decide the race and the
time made was in the neighborhood Of
4 minutes. !
Judge Webber on Monday appointed
Andrew j. Eckstein as a member Of the
Board of Public Works to succeed him.
self and Ferdinand Crone to succeed JAG.
OBJ Klossner j. resigned. During the
week Mr.. Klossner circulated a petition
asking for the appointment Of these men
and Judge Webber could hardly have
made better selections.