New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-23
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Z. B. Krook was = Flour City visitor
the forepart IF the week
/. n. Olsen, the Sleepy Eye attorney,
had legal business here Monday.
Alb. Mueller severed his connections
with the postoffice Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ida Sommer is home from visit
of several months with her sister in st.
Paul.
!, Mrs. Werner Bosch and Mrs. Albert
Setter went to st. Paul Monday to re-
main several days. e.
Mrs. Sarah Pfefferle has engaged the
services of Miss Martha Beard of Mime
apois as trimmer.
Chas. L. Roos will start east this
week on a business trip. He will be
gone about month.
Architect Hers is preparing plans for
DR.. strickler's proposed improvements
in the postoffice building.
F. W. Hauenstein will go to Glbbon
tomorrow to attend to certain business
in connection with his work as an optic
ian.
George and Otto Backer, formerly of
this city, have sold their interest in the
mill at Chaska to their partner, John
Frank
: Max .Hempel,> the favorite German
free-thought lecturer, has been secured
for lecture or two in New Ulm In the
near future.
John Mccormick, who has been living
at Portland, Oregon, for over sixteen
years, is paying visit to his old home
in North Star. -. -,
W. A. Hubbard is home from the
Northern part of the state on brief
furlough. He is still travelling for the
Deering people.
The impression has gone out that the
summer training school in this city will
continue for only two weeks, This is a
mistake. 1t will cover four weeks of
continuous study.
Attorney Somerville was an interested
spectator at the Schloegel- Buggert hear
ing Friday afternoon. He has been
called into the case as one of the attorn-
eys for the complaining witness.
The officers of Company A are MAX
ing an urgent demand for ten more re-
cruits. Anyone desiring to attach him
self TO the service can do so by report
Ing to the recruiting committee.
While son of Wenzel Kaes was out
hunting last Saturday, the gun, which
he carried and which was an old one, ac
cidentally discharged and exploded. The
boys left hand was badly lacerated as a
result. -. s.. ~. Z.
Sheriff Anderson visited Minneapolis
Thursday. While there he called on
Sheriff Phillips and had chance to in
spect the gallows from which the muir
derer, Moshik, swung into eternity Fri
day morning.
Alex Russell returned Saturday from
a three weeks service as United States
juror at Minneapolis. During the past
eighteen months Mr.. Russell has served
as much as fifty days as a Juror once
at Fergus Falls, then at St. Peter and
recently at Minneapolis.
A. G. Mathes, the Springfield repre-
sentative OF .Klossner s. Mueller, was in
the city Saturday and Sunday. His
wife, who has been sick at the hospital
for several weeks, accompanied him
home Sunday afternoon.
II. S. Poeppel has concluded to pur.
chase twenty five feet of the Weigand
Hauenstein lot south of the Union Ho.
tel and erect substantial two story
brick block thereon. The plans for the
structure are now being prepared b
Architect Gerlach of Mankato.
Attorney ]. H, Bowers Of Redwood
Falls was in the city Wednesday. Mr.
Bowers informed a Review reporter, that
in his opinion, Redwood county would
not have a candidate Of her own fol
senator, but would in all probability
send delegation to the senatorial con.
vention solid for Somerville.
Some cold -blooded miscreant was
guilty last week Of robbing the hen.
roost Of q poor family living On German
street near Mr.. Pops. Some fifteen Of
twenty chickens were decapitated on
the spot, and removed without leaving
the slightest clue as to the possible per.