New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-05-13
Fred Klossner is building barn.

Dance at Union Hall on next Monday
evening,
Ferdinand Crone spent the week in
Chicago on business.
Il. G. Gerlach, the Mankato architect,
had business here last Friday.
The Milwaukee theatre people ar
rived in the>city Monday afternoon.
o. M. Olsen attended Masonic ban
quet at St. Peter one evening last week.
Another lawn tennis club has been or.
ganized among the young folks Of
town. .~.
Judge Webber and W. It. Eckstein
returned from Redwood Falls Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. Simmet, prominent Lafayette
farmer, will move to New Ulm and
erect residence.
Attorney Huebner drove over from
Winthrop Saturday afternoon to spend
Sunday with his parents.
Fred Pfaender and A. A. Bogen went
to Kasota Monday afternoon to meet
the Milwaukee Theatre Company.
Geo. Doehne has furnished his build.
ing, corner of Minnesota aid Second
North, with water-works connections.
A new bank, it is said, is to be started
in Springfield. Several New Ulm
parties are financially interested in the
project.
The interior of the Lutheran church
is to be reprinted and improved with
fresco work. Heller & Setter have been
given the contract.
A boy of Jos. Hettinger of this city
died Saturday morning of commissions,
and was buried Sunday. The child was
only eight months old.
Henry Hanschen has been given the
contract for erecting Jacob Klossner's
new block. The work of tearing down
the old buildings will begin to-day.
In the case of Neumann & McRea of
Morgan, who were charged with en-
bezzlement, the Redwood county grand
jury failed to bring in an Indictment.
An overcoat, belonging to Ferdinand
Crone, was stolen from the waiting
room in the Kasota depot last Saturday
night. 1t is not known who the thief
was.
The two daughters of John j. Dob
son of St. Paul will spend the summer
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard
Mrs. Dobson will soon leave for visit
to England.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Heimerdinger of
Golden Gate, who are we'll known here,
left last week for a visit of several
months in Germany aud other Euro
pean countries.
A dime social will be given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Ross for
the benefit of the Congregations church
tomorrow evening, Thursday Every
body is cordially invited 10 attend.
Harry Smith of Waseca Has been ap-
pointed by Congressman Ii nd to repre-
sent the Second district IN the West
Point Military Academy. Louis Scherer
who represents the district now will
graduate in June with the rank of lieu.
| tenant.
W. L. Seaton. who has been in charge
OF the New Ulm Electric Light Plant for
a number of months, will leave in few
weeks for Duluch. where he has acquired
lucrative position. He will be sue.
ceeded by Mr.. Day, of late a student in
the State University.
Last week some little rascal got into
the Congregational church and again
broke open the iron box which contains
penny contributions from the Sunday
School children. A boy who would do
that, will in his older years have a
conscience that would permit him to
steal the nails from the cross.
The terms of the members of the
Board of Public Works expired this
week, and it will now devolve upon the
district Judge to fill the vacancies.
While we have no doubt that the Judge
will appoint members who will satisfy
the ublic IN general, it is doubtful if
he could do it any easier than by ex.
tending the terms of the old members
for another year.
New Ulm is at last to have better
mail service. Through the efforts OF
Postmaster Schmidt arrangements have
been made between the Northwestern
road and Superintendent Perkins of the
Railway Mail Sarvice nv which eastern