New Ulm review., 1895-05-15
The Local
News Of
the Week.

Orlel VlSlI. AS
Miss Flora Peterson is the guest of St
Paul friends.
Alb. Bobleter of st. Paul was in the
city over Sunday.
Fir. Weber of Lafayette will soon move
to New Ulm to reside.
Cashier Frank of the Springfield Bank
was in the city Friday. s> I'D
DR.. Schoch has sold trotting horse
to Chas. Rost of St. Peter.
Mrs. F. H. Behnke visited in st. Peter
several days of last week.
. The News printing office will be moved
into the Hornburg building.
Bernard Klingler has just completed a
large new barn In Lafayette.
The grand lodge of Sons of Herman,
will meet in Mankato this year.
Cbas. Brust returned to his Iowa home
yesterday after visit of several weeks.
Peter Manderfeld is serving on the
United States jury at Duluth this week.
A child of Mrs. Andreas Tauer died
Wednesday afternoon after a brief ILL
ness.
~ A. c. Ochs has the contract for build
ing large brick chimney for the Mar
shall mill.
REV. Seeger attended a national Ger
man Evangelical conference in St. Paul
last week.
The burial of Christian Hacker. who
was killed on Tuesday, occurred Friday
afternoon.
j. J. Green has rented the Hanft house
on German Street, formerly occupied by
Mr.. Hubbard.
A. J. Grimmer and niece, Miss Hauen-
stein, returned from their southern trip
Thursday night.
+ Henry Schrader Sr. has sold farm of
100 acres in Lafayette to Carl Ulrich of
Illinois for $4,000.
The Medicine Show left for Eagle
Lake on Wednesday. New Ulm did not
prove "sucker" town.
Bernhard Reinhart is putting a new
plate glass front into his saloon build
ing on Minnesota Street,
Frank Whitney returned to Winona
last Thursday, Albert Oswald having re-
sumed work at the depot.
Rev. Bernhard of the West Newton
parish has been sick for several days and
unable to leave the house.
August Krueger, who moved to Ore
gon few years ago, will return and To-
cate on his old farm in Milford.
Geo. Foster of Prairieville has accep-
ted position with threshing machine
company at Hopkins, near st. Paul.
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Martinka, whose mar
riage occurred in Lafayette last week,
will reside in New Ulm for the present.
Rev. Bronson, the Baptist minister at
Sleepy Eye who has preached so often in
this city, has accepted call to Luverne
The Koehne boy, who was shot at Slee-
py Eye, will come out of his unlucky
scrape with only stiff neck to bother
him.
Alonzo Pickle of Golden Gate has sold
his farm in Home for $4,000 to Mr..
Drake of Dover. Pickle will move to
Sleepy Eye. .s% @s~.
The local base ball team are arrang-
ing for games at an early date with the
Indians at the Lower Agency and the st.
Paul Reserves. q"
Judge of Probate Laudenschlaeger rem
>dered his decision in the Rail case on
Saturday, denying the petition for set
ting aside the will,
The Northwestern bridge crew killed
snake near the city cemetery last week
that was six feet and two oinchesin length
and six inches thick. .#4
The marriage of Ernst Roeder and
Miss Katie Tauer occurred Yesterday
morning. Mr.. Roeder is an empleye
in the schcll brewery. .s. s
Henry Siebert and wife, Paul Quandt
and Miss Emma Albrecht, all of Stewart
visited with the Quandt family in Lafa-
yette the fore part Of the week.
Q. A. Heers, Peter Manderfeld and
Geo. Bcock were among the passengers
on the early morning tram for ST. Paul.
The latter went to secure information re-
garding sewer system.