New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-09
LOCAL NEWS

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Gust. Hansiug has gone to Oregon to
remain.
W. Bosch is now living in his Ger
man Street home. -
John Sturm is building new house on
his farm in Cottonwood.
A. W. Bingham 81 ent a portion of the
week in the great Flour city
Miss Anna Ledrach, formerly of this
city, died in Minneapolis last week.
Judge Weber has postponed all ac-
ton On the contest case to May 18TH
The total city Indebtedness including
the new issue Will amount to $4,000.
Court will convene in ST. Peter next.
week. The next place will be New UIm.
Frank Lei5old has moved his barber
shop one door south Of his presentstand.
| A skimm1ng station will be erected
| in Sigel to be run in connection with the
Hanska Creamery
| The commissioners of Redwood eoun-
ty have decided to erect jail at once at
cost Of $4,000.
Mrs. VIM. Koch was called to Amboy
last week, by the illness of her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Scherer.
Prof. 81. c. Hess has been reelected
superintendent of the Sleepy Eye schools
It is trust well placed.
Prof. Jache of Mankato was here
Thursday. The Prof. has worked up quite
an extensive business in this city.
There are plenty of applications for
the forthcoming issue of our city bonds.
The rate of interest is sure to be low.
| Cook s Whitby's circus Will be here
in June. This is the same show that
took so we'll in our city two years ago
Among SUNDAYS visitors were Geo.
Forster and Rudolph Schmid of Spring
field and Mr.. Bruckb bauer of Sleepy Eve,
.sFreund Fritz" is the title of the play
to he produced by the Bollmann Co. at
Turner Hall on the 18th of the present
month.
4 petition has been forwarded to the
postofice department to have the name
of the Birch Coole postofhce changed to
Morton.
| Rev. Baumgarten, with his family,
have been visiting relatives in Water
town, Wis, the past few days. He will
return this week.
| Prof. Alton, state high school inspec-
tor, in an interview last Wednesday,,
stated that two more teachers were need
ed in our public schools
Letters have been received from Theo.
Crone which give the information that
at the present time he is sojourn1ng in
Vienna. the Austrian Capital.
Mrs. Woods. the spiritualistic medi-
I'm, so-called, and magnetic healer, self
styled, is in the city again, looking at
ter the interests of certain patients.
H. c. Warnke has purchased the fur
niture store of G. A. Mueller in Spring.
field Mr.. Mueller went from this place
to Springfield about three years ago.
Werner Bosch will remove the build
ing On Broadway now occupied by A. I.
Setter and erect handsome residence.
1t is sure to be one of the finest in the
city.
John C. Wise, editor of the Mankato
Review, is the leading and most arduous
candidate for the Maukato postofice.
Most of our older citizens know him per-
sonally.
Miss Alpha Hirsoh and Mrs. S. A. Nc
Elhinny will conduct night school in
| one Of the rooms of the Union School
Building, the instruction to commence
at once.
1t is said that Oscar Erickson of Spring
field will be candidate for the legisla-
ture this fall. Mr.. Erickson is a capa-
bic man and would make a cred1tabIe
member.
The Maypole dance was a successful
affair and was attended by a number
of people from neighboring towns The
dance was given as p benefit to the teach
er, Mr.. Buschick.
Owing to separation of the Mehlin
and Century Piano Companies, the Meh-
lin product of the highest grade has
dropped fifty per cent in price They
now sell for $3.50.