New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-09-04

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Ferdinand Grebe was up from Fair.
mont over Sunday.
Miss Bertha Kroschel of Oregon is visit.
ing here with friends.
VIM. Pfaender Jr. will occupy his new
residence next week.
Jos. A. Eckstein was in GAINESVILLE last
Thursday on business.
Another file alarm was sounded Satur.
day afternoon. Cause unknown.
Edward Petry represented the New
Ulm Post at Morgan On Monday and
yesterday.
The mixed choir of the New Ulm
Turnvercin las been revived with A. J.
Alvin as director.
Chas. Toberer has just completed a
hot water heating plant in the residence
of Chas. Haucnstien.
Hugo Schleuder and wife came down
from Springfield Sunday to attend the
Hunters chicken picnic.
A horse belonging to John Daut was
run over by the switch engine and killed
last Wednesday morning. The accident
occurred at the First North Street cross
ing.
Otto Tappe has been awarded the con-
tract for building the new city clerk s
office and council room and will proceed
with the work at once. The cost will be
$1,000.
VIM. +. Landwehr of Milwaukee spent
portion of the week with his wife, who
has been visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Schapekahm for several
months.
Henry Neumann will resign his posi-
ton with John F. Ncumann and accept
one with Peter Christensen at Sleepy
Eye. He will be here however for the
band tournament.
Mrs. Sam Sherman and daughter, Mrs
Smith, were at Waseca last week, attend
ing the state convention of the W. c. T.
|. They went as delegates from the
Leavenworth Society.
Paul 4 nderson, who was here during
the races and for several weeks previous,
has sold his favorite trotting mare, Lily
A, to Charlie Fay of St. Peter. She was
sired by King Grover.
Mr.. Sanger, manager OF the Mankato
Base Ball Club, was in the city Thursday
endeavorlng to arrange for series of
games with the local club about the
middle of the month.
Humphrey Sullivan, who has been
railroad yarlmaster at this place for
some time, went onto the road again last
week as freight conductor. M.Schnei-
der takes his place here
A new time-c card went into effect over
the Northwestern Sunday, but no chang
es are made in the time of arrival of the
passenger trains. Another way freicht
has been added however.
+. {. Gilmore and jim Greer returned
On Saturday from the Owatonna races.
where the latter drove the sorrel roam,
Little Joe. He was only entered in one
race and took third money.
The marriage of Miss Esther Backer
and Mr.. VIM. Hamann, both of Cotton
wood, occurred at the home of the brides
parents last Tuesday. The bride is a
daughter of August Backer.
Carl and Miss Rosa Huncke of Chica.
go and Mr.. and Mrs. Rockey, Mrs. Evans
and Mr.. Sanger of Mankato drove up
from the latter place on Thursday and
spent the day with Col. Pfaender
The following are the population fig
ures for some of the towns in Renville
county: Beaver Falls, 145; Bird Island,
635; Fairfax, 614; Franklin, 1888; Nor
top, SIG; Renvllle, 72O; Olivia, IT'S.
The following New Ulmites went to
Madelia Thursday to attend the bicycle
races and ball game: P. R. Nc Hale, O.
NJ. Olsen, Adolph Wagner, H. Mander-
field, Ralph Yates and Ed. Neumann.
Col. Bobleter has resigned his trust as
cashier of the Columbia National Bank
of Minneapolis and will become manager
of company for the manufacture of
creamery supplies. His office will be in
St. Paul.
Misses Flora Pfefferle and Carrie Haas
are in the Twin Cities at present, study
ing new styles in hat trimming. They
will return in about two weeks and put
their new ideas into practice at the mil
linery store of Mrs. Ptefferle.