New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-09
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Chas. Roth is working fort Geo.1 Day
ton.
Herman Engel has returned from vi
sit il. st. Paul.
Fir. Gugisberg left for Gibbon this
week to remain.
D. Grussendorf has been up from St.
Paul Park for a few days.
H. Ramme has been kept to his room
this week by severe cold.
The night force in the railroad yards
has been temporarily abandoned.
John Koch will return to Candy Sat
urday to resume his store duties.
Fred Richter of st. Paul is assisting
Chas. Toberer in the plumbing business.
Paul strelow left for Sleepy Eye last
week to take charge of the Koehne sa-
loon.
Rev. Berghold IS, now in America.
His present location rs Newark, New
Jersey.
Rev. Broadbridge of Fairfax preached
at the old court house Sunday morning
and evening.
Building Improvements in Springfield
last year amounted to $41,785. Splen-
did showing, that.
Suicide is on the increase. A steer at
the Vinegar Factory took his own life
Sunday by hanging.
Mrs. Scherer returned from Fl. Lea
wentworth, Kansas, on Friday. He son,
Louis, is fully recovered.
Miss Hellmann has returned from Glib.
bon whele she has been assisting her
brother for several months.
Tom Collins was called to Chicago
last week to attend the funeral of sis
ter, who died after brief illness.
The pupils of Miss Alpha Hirsch will
give public recital on the 18th of this
month at the Congregational church.
M. G. Robertson will be succeeded in
Springfield by his partner, Mr.. Geo. Oh
son, brother OF O. M. Olson of this city.
The Oregon Indian Medicine Co. have
rented Union Hall for two weeks. Their
first entertainment was given last even
ing.
The marriage of F. H. Krook to Miss
Linsie Hirsch is announced to occur at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Hirsch on the
10Th.
Miss Mabel Doty, who is at present
attending the State University, spent a
portion of her vacation with friends in
this city.
Fred Hofer has purchased the stock
and rented the store of the late Mathew
Gratz on South Minnesota Street. He
will give up his present stand.
1t is stated that the agents of the AL
bert Lea Mutual Insurance Co. raked in
nearly $4,000 worth of insurance dur
ing their brief stay in this city.
Word was received here Saturday that
Herman Helm of Chicago had become
the father of a bright little boy. We
congratulate him on his good luck.
Owing to Mr.. Larson's entering upon
official duties and Mr.. Hubbard's reno
val from the city, the firm by that name
will soon dispose of their hardware store.
Upon the suggestion of City Clerk
Schilling the city council will soon make
a new division of the wards of the city
in order to avoid constituting another
precinct.
John L. Townley has prepared an ap-
peal in the case of M. M. Madigan ask.
ing the Supreme Court to again review
his case. The papers we're signed at the
penitentlary early last week.
Charles Leonhardt is in Minneapolis
this week receiving treatment for his
eye. It was injured some weeks ago by
piece Of molten iron flying into it
while casting at the foundry.
Geo. Doehne left for Ann Arbor Sat-
urday afternoon. He has two months
more of work at the University, after
which he will try practical pharmacy in
one of the Ann Arbor drug stores.
The Horticultural Society is holding
its annual meeting in St. Paul to-day.
Papers will be read on Plum Culture by
G. w. II. Heideman and on Cherry Gull
ture by Aug. Meyer, both of this city.
The Congregational Society will be in
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