New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-03-21

Albert Pfaender will spend . portion
Of his vacation in ST. Paul.
Miss Mary Bogen is at Chaska this
week, visiting with her sister.
Die Verschollenen will be produced
second time next Sunday evening.
Madigan has been put to work in the
threshing machine department Of the
states prison. !
The Agricultural Society has decided !!
to hold the next fair on the 21st, 22nd,
and 23d of September.
The appointment Of VIM. Brust as
postmaster for this city was confirmed
by the Senate on Thursday.
Max Burg has returned from Chicago
to remain. He will take his brother,
Franks place in the cigar factory.
Miss Allie Scherer conducted the
teachers examination in Springfield last
week in place Of Supt. Steinhauser.
VIM. Koch and Chas. L. Roos went to
Minneapolis Monday to attend the ban
Quet to be given in honor Of Hon. John
Lind
Mrs. F. NJ. Whitney visited with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Popp, the latter
part of the week, She returned to Wi
mona on Monday. -. s.->@.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mueller of Spring
field were the guests of Mrs. Mueller's
parents, 15r. ind Mrs. ". .Hauenstein
during the week. " ~ 49," 's'.-.
Miss Thompson, who assisted in Mrs.
PfcfeTle's millinery store last fall, was
in the city Sunday. On Monday she
went to Springfield to accept a position.
Miss Flora Pfeffcrle has returned from
the cities and is now acting as assistant
IN the store of her aunt. A trimmer ar
rived on Saturday and will also assist
Mrs. Pfeferle.
J. B. Sackett, adjuster for the COM
pany in which Albert Settlers house was
insured for $4,000, was in the city Fri
l day evening to make arrangements for
estimating the loss.
Geo. Graft has purchased the dry
goods stock of Brust & Graft and will
hereafter conduct the business alone. The
) change grows out of Mr.. Brust's appoint
ment as postmaster.
} The National Convention of the North
| American Turnerbund will he held in
i. Denver, Colorado, on the 18th of June.
Chas. L. Roos and Gustave Fischer are
the delegates from this state and will at
= tend.
: The secretary of the agricultural soci-
ETY. will send to Russia and other North
ezn countries for sugar beet varieties and
, a test will be made of their culture in
. this vicinity. Several parties seem to, be
enthusiastic for a factory.
A Bible class has been organized with
: the following officers: Pres, Mrs. F. H
l Behnke; vice president, Mrs O. G. Gross
secretary, John Koch Jr The meetings
, are held every Tuesday evening, and the
, ! time is divided brtween Bible study and
, literary exercises.
A ten-year- son of G. Arndt, who
lives near Springfield, strayed from home
last week aud on Friday was fouad near
7 Meyers creek by Chas. Brust, Fred
, Pfaender and A. Wiesner who happened
to be camping in that vicinity for the
purpose of. duck hunting, When the
hoy saw that he was noticed he jumped
into the river and had to be fshed' out
by the men. He was badly scratched
and swollen and ravenously hungry. At
first he would not talk, but food soon
changed him, land gave,his name as Arndt,
his home being near Springfield. Ar.
Pfaender happened to know his parents
and also that they were related to Mr.,
Kamolz of this city. Accordingly they
brought him to town where parties had
already arrived in search of the missing
! boy. 1t was evident that he had walked
all of the way from home and had. not
sought shelter Or food.
The opponents of City CLERK Settling,
in order to injure bis chances of ,e-elec-
ton, are spreading the story that he
doesn't want the Office and that his re-
cent accident incapacitates him for the
office Of assessor. These stories alone
illustrate the methods of a certain fac
ton l. this town, and the mere fact that
they are trying to take advantage of a