New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-04-19

lloon nicely repapered and painted.
. Mrs. Murphy ST st. Peter spent sun
dad with Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Behnke.
J. Durbahn, the Sleepy Eye merchant,
was visitor in our city over Sunday.
a child Of Andrew Roesch Of Lafa-
yette was quite sick last week with lung
fever.
Seeding was delayed BY the cold spell
OF last week but has been resumed again
in earnest.
Frank spheth, after spending the win
ter IN this vicinity, will return to Monte
video to-day.
| Mrs. L. .. johnson of Mortified is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. sommer.
Court has adjourned in Beaver Falls
and Judge Weber and Reporter Eek
stein are once more at home.
Sheriff Anderson collected taxes in tie
| western part Of the county last week,
and met with very favorable results.
G. W. schlottman and G. W. A.Krook
each have new signs. They are the pro-
duction Of Krause & Hirsch, the painters.
Anton Gag is in the Twin Cities this
week taking advantage of such progressas
has recently been made in photography.
Communion services will take place
in the Catholic church on May 9TH and
eighty or more children will be con-
firmed.
Martin Mueller Of Essig wasn't able
to be down town Tuesday on account of
the little boy that arrived there yester-
day morning.
E: G. PAIL will start for Europe this
week on trip combining business, plea
sure and health. He will be gone two
or three months.
The dedication of the West Newton
church will take place some time inMay
and it is expected that it will be an i'm
posing affair, largely attended.
NJ. Juenemann went to St. Paul yes-
terday to attend the quarterly meeting
Of the St. Joseph's Life Insurance Asso-
citation. He goes as a delegate of the
New Ulm society.
A detection of the game played at
Sleepy Eye by the Minneapolis Tribune's
Encyclopedia man will no doubt lead to
similar discovery here, but too late
however to do any good.
A. A. Bogen will remain in New Ulm
till fall and will then return to Texas. He
speaks of the climate around San An.
tonia as the finest in America, and in
this opinion he is supported by many
travellers.
A peculiar disease is prevalent among
horses in -Sigel. John Kuehn, Anton
Kretsch and Geo. c. Eckstein each have
valuable animals affected with the ma.
lady, which seems to come upon them
very suddenly.
Kretsch & Rotering will move thei1
harness shop to the building north OF
krook's holt on the 1st of May. Henle
andMarti will consolidate their two shops
and run both at the old stand opposite
the Union House.
A Baptist congregation was organ
lied here on Monday by Rev. McKibben
of Sleepy Eye. The founders are G. II.
Hornburg and family, Mrs. B. F. Web
Der, Mrs. Jonas Laudenschlaeger, Mrs.
Duncan and James Irving.
Mrs. Kikusch and son have gone to
Washington where they will reside in
the future. Before leaving they invested
in carriage and farm wagon of one OF
our local dealers for the reason that such
articles are much higher out there thar
here.
Thomas Keefe, of Mortified, was vi
sitor in town the latter part of the week
Mr.. Keefe was at one time aschool teach
er in Sigel and is quite we'll known tt
our base ball boys who are anxious tina
he should remain. He is quite an exper
pitcher. ...... i. a..
G.. w. Schlottman is having his saloo1
fixed up by repapering the walls ant
putting in additional fixtures of a hiel
grade. His household goods arrived tn
latter part of the week and his family az
rived from CORTLAND on Monday. The,
will live in the rooms over the saloon
/ just vacated by Andrew Schwerzler.
/. DR.. Fritsche has received so points o
fresh lymph, taken from calves in th,