New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-04-20
Chas. silverson is east this week {

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StreloW last week.
Mrs. r. w. Hauenstein is the guest of her
parents in st. Paul.
Richard Gerdes, postmaster Of Nor
gan, was in town Friday.
Peter Manderfeld of Gibbon was 4.
visitor in the city last Thursday.
Samuel Stamm is now located at Eliz-
abeth Town, Carter county, Tennessee.
Judge Brandt held special probate
session in Sleepy Eye Monday afternoon.
Keute s Nagel have the contract for
building 81 500 residence for @. spren-
ger.
Henry Hanschen has the contract for
erecting brick store for Mat Seifert in
Morgan.
The Posts illustrated edition appeared
on Friday and in many respects was a
credit to the publisher.
The proposed Springfield opera house
and hotel will not be built unless the
cost falls within $2s 1000.
Chas. Schneider, who has served as a
compositor in the Review office for sew
eral months has gone to Sioux City.
Cashier Frank of the State Bank of
Springfield and Mr.. Van Valkenburg of
the same village were in the city Sunday
morning.
w. Eibner has commenced work on the
new front for his restaurant building.
The ground floor is also being lowered
about a foot.
Improvements are being made in I'm
ion Hall, which, when completed, will
cost over $500. New roof and new floors
are being laid.
Prof. Hoyer, Prof. Schaller and Rev.
Albrecht are attending meeting of the
faculties of the Lutheran colleges of ST..
Louis, Milwaukee and New Ulm in
Milwaukee this week. They will be alb
sent several days.
New houses are in process of erection
about town by L.. B. Krook, L. Sondau.
Otto Tape, j. Roberts, J. Schwendin-
ger, Ernst Wicherski, Mr. Garbrecht and
G. Schreier. The building boom is more
active than in any former year.
Mrs. Caroline Hoffman, mother of
John Hoffman, died at her home in this
city Thursday last of apoplexy. She
was born in Germany in 1888 and was
consequently SO years of age The fu-
neral was held from the residence of her
son on Saturday.
The death of Mrs. John Luetien Jr.
occurred at her home in this city on Sat
urday evening, the funeral being held on
Monday. She was a young woman, on
ly twenty-three years of age, and was
we'll thought of by all who know her
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Freitag. of
Nicollet, attended the funeral.
By a rule, recently adopted by the re-
venue collectors, no saloon-keeper OF
other person is allowed to sell beer by
the key to anyone except he is author
lied to do SO by contract with the brewer
A heavy penalty is attached to any vio-
lation of this law, and it would be well
for all to keep this fact in mind, as col
lectors give 1t out that the provision
will be strictly enforced.
Hon. R. G. Evans stopped off in New
Ulm Monday evening on his way home
from Sleepy Eye. Evans is one of those
straight Republicans who believes in
placing party before individual at all
times and conversation with him ALWAYS
leads to the expression of loyal and elo-
quent sentiments. There is not a more
deserving or genial man in the state.
Never asking for office, he is always pre-
pared for faithful work. It is such men
that the party should reward.
The young barber, who stood behind a
high board fence the other day with his
mind intensely bent upon hurting a
SNOWFALL against the person Of fair
and unsuspecting creature should she
chance to come within reach, and who
in turn was punished for his neglect of
business and ungentlemanly intentions
by a sharp, singing snow ball from an
other quarter, learned good lesson.
Never try to get the best of anyone I'M
der cover. Someone may be Watching
your boyishness from another side.
A st. Paul item is in substance as fol-
lows: An Indian was in the city Tues
day investigating the right Of his sister