New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-04-12
LOCAL NEWS n

Mr.. Boehme is building an addition to
his house in the third ward. .....s
Miss Title Anderson, of Iowa, is on a
visit with Sheriff Anderson's family.
August schilling, formerly of Lafay-
ctte,is clerking for B. Behnke & Co.
F. H. Behnke made business trip to
St. Paul Saturday returning yesterday.
Miss Elmina Arhart of West Newton
has returned from three months stay
in Mankato.
| Mrs. VIM. ANIME was taken suddenly
very sick on Friday night but is now
much better.
Herman Scar of this city has entered
upon employment:as timer with .Riecke
of Fairfax.
Jacob Bender has formed a partner
ship with Emil Kechkeisen in the brew
ing business.
Chas. Schneider has severed his con-
nection with the Volksblatt and will go
to St. Paul for time.
Clarence Cady, a brother of Geo. W.
Of this place, has been appointed village
Marshall of Springfield.
The New Ulm Base Ball Club opened
the season with a practice game in the
rear of Turner Hall Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. Webber entertained a num-
Der of lady friends Saturday afternoon,
it being a birthday anniversary.
Miss Rowe, of Redwood Falls, was vi
sitting with Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hubbard
during the latter part of the week.
Louis Entrup accompanied the Eek
stein orchestra to Redwood Falls Friday
evening and says the boys did well.
Ed. H.,whose maiden name was Hueb-
ner, visited his parents over Sunday. AS
an attorney Ed. is rapidly getting to the
front.
Ernest Rolloff has rented his farm in
Milford and moved to town to accept a
position as assistant manager of the
Volksblatt
Herman Beussmann and John Lila
| shot 40 ducks in as many minutes across
the Minnesota on Saturday. A pretty
lucky hunt.
E. G. PAIL and wife went to St. Paul
yesterday to attend the Wagner recital IN
which Emma Juch and A. Seidel will be
central figures.
| Chas. Schramm moved onto his farm
in Milford last week. His son, who has
been operating the fam, will go to Ore
gon for his health.
Baby Ruth is the name Of little
daughter that arrived on Saturday to
bless the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J.
Rosskopf of Winthrop.
Louis Meyer, the veteran resident Of
Brown county, desires to make an exhi-
bit of rare rocks and stones peculiar tc
this vicinity at the Worlds Fair.
Crone Bros have made addltional room
in the refrigerator in the rear of theil
store and will now be able to handle
butter and eggs in larger quantities.
Prof. Schaller talks of resigning from
the faculty of the DR.. Martin Luther
College in order to devote his entire time
to editorial duties on the Volksblatt.
Chas. Weschcke has purchased the
drug stock of DR.. Sullivan in Springfield
thereby cutting down the number Of
apothecaries in that thriving burg tc
two.
The street corner salesman did gooc
business Friday afternoon and sold two
pairs of ''eggstra fine" scissors fora "quar
der of tailor and found a great many
buyers.
C. A. Hagberg, VIM. Koch and Chas
Hauenstein with their wives went to St
Paul Monday to witness the Lilliputians
at the Metropolitan Opera House in the
evening.
| Two young men rowed up the river
from Mankato last week on hunting
expedition and spent Sunday in New
Ulm. They gave glowing description Of
their excursion.
FIR. Aufderheide is shipping quite E
number of brick to Dakota aud this looks
as though our western neighbor was en-.
joying little boom. Operations fo1
making new brick may begin next week
Judge Weber has moved his Office in.
to the rooms Of the Sheriff at the Court
House. The move was occasioned by