New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-02-28
j. n. Block Of ST. Peter was ii town

NloHQdy
G. a. Hers resumed work on the resi-
dences Of A. I, Setter and Ed. Maltzahn
c. A. Hagberg will spend the week in
several neighboring towns attending to
legal business.
The ladies ofathe Turnverien will give
cheese cloth dance at Turner Hall on
the evening of Easter Monday. Fuller
particulars next week.
During the week A. Blanchard united
two couples in marriage, The parties
were Martin Suborn and Mrs. Kari Su-.
born ana Nicolas Nickolay and Carrie
Hahn.
AS result of accidental shooting in
Sleepy Eye last week, Marshal Greene
has offered 4 reward of 81 for anv in
formation about boys in the habit of
carrying revolvers. He proposes to ar
rest anyone violating the law.
The New Ulm Athletic Club has the
following officers: President, John
schwieter; vice president, Herman
Schleuder; secretary, Frank Baasen: asst
secretary. Albert Meyer; treasurer, VIM
Joern; Sergeant at arms, Frank Nenno.
A great demand is being made for
Bohemian lace, as result of the exhibit
by the ladies of Brown County at the
Worlds Fair. Mrs. Lind informs us
that as many as twenty-five wholesale
houses have written for samples of the
lace
The pantomine celebration of WASH
ington's birthday at the Congregational
church on Thursday evening was large
ly attended. The pantomine shadows
represented Washington at various stages
of life and were amusing as we'll as in
structive.
VIM. Simmons was brought down from
Redwood Falls ~ Sheriff Blethen on
Friday and lodged in jail for period of
fifteen days. His offense consisted in
stealing $40 from one W. Post. It ap-
pears that Post dropped the money in a
saloon and that Simmons picked 1t up
and refused to return the same.
August Nagel died at his home in this
city on Saturday of old age and general
infrmity. Mr.. Nagel Was born in Ger
many years ago and has
been resident of since 1916. He came
to New Ulm in the early years and has
lived here ever since He was well
known to our older people and generally
respected. The funeral WAS held at Tur-
ner Hall on Monday and was attended
by a large concourse of friends and rela-
| tives.
Washington's Birthday was celebrated
at Turner Hall with appropriate exer-
cises Albert Pfaender read an essay on
| the Hero of the Revolution, Hugo Fisch-
er read poem on Carl Heinzen, whose
birthday was also Feb. 22nd, and Miss
| Rehfeld recited selection eulogizine
both men, one the soldier for political
freedom, the other the soldier of free
| dem Of thought. Songs by an octette OF
| male voices and flag drill and gymnastic
exercises we're also inclu lvd and pleased
the large audience that had gathered out
of respect for the day and the event it
commentaries.
AS result of President Johnson's
| work, branch of the Minneapolis Guar
| anty Savings and Loan Association has
been organized here with the following
board of managers: E. G. Koch, Robert
Loheyde, N. Henningsen, Geo. B. Weiser
| and H. Hanschen. N. Henningsen will
be the local secretary and treasurer. The
contract that the Minneapolis Associa-
tion enters into with the local holders CT
| stock, contains preamble to the effect
that the purpose of the association is to
build up the town, assist in the erection
of homes and business houses and to
make safe and profitable investments. It
agrees to loan money under the laws of
the state to all bonafde residents of the
city, and only on real estate security, to
the extent OF $500 per month. Loans
will only be made as long as two hun
dred shares are kept in force by tile re-
sidents, and only on zeal property val
ued at double the amount of the loan
The object is evidently to have all the
money invested right here at hcsae, un-
der the direct supervision of the Board
of Managers. Over two hundred shares
! have already been subscribed.
Hanska.
Martin Suborn and Mrs. Ole Suborr
were married last Saturday by Justice
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