New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-09-04
The Local
News of
the Week,

Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Ben. Juni is visiting with rela-
tives in Huron, 5. D.
Fred Spoerhase went to Rochester
Thursday to see the races.
4 large ware house scale has lust been
put in position at the depot.
Mrs. Haub, of st. Paul, is the guest of
her friend, Mrs. Helen Setter.
H. Rudolph and family sailed from
Germany for home on Thursday.
John Zeller has been elected chancellor
of the Pythan lodge of this city.
II. Weyhe is entertaining his friend,
Mr.. VOgcl Of Oak Harbor, Ohio, this
week.
Mrs. S. A. George left on Friday for
Michigan. where she will visit for about
month.
H. l.. Rammc has moved his tailor
shop into the rooms recently vacated by
c, G, REIN.
Miss Paula Rudolph will not leave
Europc for home before the middle OF
September.
l.. D. Rice Of \lbin is east on visit.
He will spend most Of his time in the
Old Bay State.
Andrew Olin spent the week in the
bank at springfield, taking pointers from
Cashier Frank.
Julius Jensen, the Evan blacksmith,
will remove to Springfield says the Slce-
py Eye Herald.
DR.. J. W. B. Welcome, the veteran
physician, was down from Sleepy Eye
over Sunday.
Rev. Campbell returned from his camp
outing in the northern part of the state
last Tuesday night.
Edwin Paulsen is attending a regular
session of the State Board of Equaliza-
tiOn in St. Paul this month.
Plumbing goods for the new Depot ar
rived on Monday. The stone work for the
first story is now completed.
James Candy of Redwood Falls has
been employed by the Eagle Mill Co. Of
this city to buy wheat at Candy.
Twelve carload of horses were shipped
out f hele Immediately after the races.
Most Of them went to Rochester.
Miss Bertha Beinhorn left for Duluth
Friday morning to resume her position
as teacher in the public schools.
Mrs. Martin Hose and children of Ira
cy arrived here Saturday for a weeks
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hauenstein.
Jim Greer, the trainer, will leave for
his home in Watertown, South Dakota,
this week. He owns a stock farm there
Brennan, the blacksmith, who came
here recently and worked for Mr.. Rob-
rrts, has accepted a position in Ovation
na.
Nichols & Hornburg of Fairfax have
gone into the lumber business in that
village, having purchased the yards of
Broat x Son.
Jack Blaine, Robert Loheyde's horse,
is now under the care of Mr.. Rosenau,
who says that he will vet turn q mile
track in ! 80
Z. p. Child, who for q time did the To-
cal work for the News, was married a
few days ago at Bclview. The bride is
Miss Matte Douglass.
{. ". Block moved his household
goods to Courtland on Saturday. He
will make that the home of his family as
long as he continues on the road
Mr.. Rosenau, the driver of Loheyle's
horse, will take him to the Hutchinson
and Morris races, where he will enter
hlm in the 300 and 2 40 classes.
Judge Webber has denied the motion
for new trial inthe case of Peterson VS..
The Western Union Telegraph Co. An
appeal will be the next proceeding.
Mrs. O. W. Hagen and daughter of
Sleepy Eye passed through here last Tues
day on their way to St. Paul. From there
they 90 by boat to Davenport, Iowa.
Gus. Berndt of New Ulm is employed
by George Gag for stH.ort time until the
return of Chas. Schubert, who is sick at
his home in New Ulm.-Wlnthrop News.
The Indian Ball Club of the Lower
Agency passed through here Thursday
on their way to Madelia. They played
match game with the locals there on Fri
day.