New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-04-20
Local News.
Miss Hirsch is visiting in Mankato. g

The spring school vacation begins next
week.
DR.. Fritsche visited the Twin Cities
yesterday.
Geo. Doehne will build an addition to
his residence.
Relatives of Frank Wandersee arrived
from Germany on Monday.
Ferdinand Crone will make trip to.
California in the near future.
Mrs. VIM. S. Cox Of St. Peter spent
Friday here with her husband.
The water-works committee is receiy
ing bids for new well at the station.
A number Of Pythian knights attended
a meeting in Sleepy Bye Friday evening.
Sheriff Block and G. A. johnson were
up from st. Peter for a few hours Mon
day..
John Wellner, one of the old settlers
of Lafayette, is very low with rheuma-
tism.
John Koch entertained number of
his young gentleman friends on Sunday
evening.
The Swedish Nightingales will sing
several songs in German here and also
some in English.
G. Baltrusch will furnish his building,
to be occupied by Baer s. Setter, with
plate glass front.
Mrs. Chas. Marden Of St. Paul arrived
here last week to attend Mrs. DR.. Marden
who is still quite ill.
An "Apron Social will be given at
the Congregational church on Thursday
evening of next week.
H. L. Blethen will furnish the engine
and boilers for John B. Schmid's new
elevator in Springfield.
r. G.. Evans and M. G. Robertson, our
county attorney, attended and graduated
from the same college.
Architect Hers will draw plans for
residences for Mr.. Grady of Fairfax and
Mr.. Knippel of Gibbon.
Mathilda Fletcher will lecture at Tur-
ner Hall on the evening Of May 5th.
Subject: Is man an Angel? s.
Hereafter express will be received and
dispatched on the new train running be-
tween New Ulm and La Crosse.
Frank Biebl, who was taken sick early
in January, is now under the treatment
of DR.. Harrington of Madison, Wis.
Chas. Mulvehill of Chicago, brother
of the late Thomas Mulvehill, spent a
couple of days last week with M. Mullen.
B. Thormudson, who left Linden re-
Gently and went to Norway, writes that
he has engaged in business in Savenger.
An effort is being made to start far
mers' store in Linden in connect with the
creamery Anton Ouren is agitating the
project. ...
p j. Dreis, father of Mrs. F. w.
Hauenstein, is being prominently men
toned for the position of city treasurer
of ST. Paul.
A case in which W. N. G. Busehard is
plaintiff and G. Schlumpbergeri is defend
ant will come up before Judge Weber
next Saturday.
John Reardon Jr. has been appointed
to take care of the coaches belonging to
the New Ulm and La Crosse train while
in the yards here. -'
The new bridge at Beussmann's cross
ing will be completed this week. Alder
man Schubert is looking after the work
in the interests of the city.
Emil Traeger, the st. Paul Insurance
representative, is spending his spring va
cation with New Ulm friends. He will
remain here all of next week
Mrs. G. II. Helmes, who had been Wis
iting for several days with her mother,
Mrs. Helen Setter, returned to her home
in St. Paul Saturday afternoon.
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It is quite probable that the city coun-
Gil will insist on the use of water metres by
all large consummers, as itisquite apparent
that much water is being wasted.
President Goodnow Of the Republican
League was prevented from attending the
rally at Sleepy Eye on Monday by urgent
POLITICAL business in Minneapolis.
DR.. G. Weschke and family returned
from California Friday morning. The
doctor reports a trip of exceptional
pleasure and robust health as the result.