New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-03-14
LOCAL NEWS.


Frank spaeth left for Montevideo yes
terday.
Geo. Anderson has gone to Springfield
on a visit. -
Yesterday was election day in the
townships.
Herman Pless has gone to Morton
again to remain.
Miss Boanka Schneider has gone to
Chicago to remain.
Carl Schulz of Morgan was a visitor
in our city over Sunday.
G. Gebhardt and Pauline Traeger will
be married in the near future.
Fred Gley Of Redwood Falls has gone
back on the Democratic party.
Mathew simmet of Chicago is visiting
relatives in this vicinity this week.
The StelIjes Bros. have closed their
cigar factory on account of poor business.
A dance was enjoyed by quite num-
Der of young folks at the Milford Club
House Sunday evening.
Mrs. B. Follmann left Monday for the
East to buy stock of spring novelties
and ladies' furnishing goods.
G. A. Mueller Jr., the Springfield furn-
lture dealer, has sold his house and lot
on Broadway to Lorenz Flor.
The School Board has selected Henry
Wehye to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Peter Scherer.
1t is more than probable that the Boil
mann Theatre Co. Will take up their re-
sidence here during the sumner.
Herman Nagel will start saloon on
the lot opposite Stengels and the dep o..
A new building will be erected.
Prof. Buschick has finished his course
of dancing lessons in Sleepy Eye and
will now send lis time in this CITY.
John Peterson has announced himself
as candidate for Senator from Nicollet
county. What to become of Charlie
Davis?
Its given out that G. W. Lienau will
be appointed Internal Revennc Collector
| for Minnesota. He seems to be Doran's
favorita.
Supt. Critcfett attended Teachers
| Association in Mankato last Saturday
and was chosen2 member of the execu.
! tive committee.
A son of Geo. Guth of Cottonwood
lost an infant child on Sunday. The
! funeral occurred from the Luthern church
| Monday afternoon.
The &. Of P.boys celebrated their seconG
anniversary Monday evening. Dancing
games and lunch at Eibner's served t.
while the time away.
A large class was examined for con
frmation at the Evangelical church or
Sunday. A number were also examined
at the Lutheran church.
Next month Weigand Hauenstein viii
retire from the saloon business and viii
transfer his place of business and gooc
will to his son-in law, Fir. Burg Jr.
The Mozort Symphony Concert Co
| were greeted by very small audience
On Friday evening. Their selections
! however were of high character anc
! artisticafty rendered.
Constitution and by laws for Cycle
club Wall be presented for adoption
| 'rhursday,seve, March 18th. at 7:3o. All
interested in cycling are requested to be
on hand at that time at Wagner s. Saw
erien's office.
During the storm of Saturday evening.
the smoke-stack at the water-works sta
ton was blown over. The water supply
for the entire city was cut eff for three
days in consequence.
Miss Emma Fenscke and Miss Clara
Follmann have returned from their trip
to the Twin Cities where they spent
a few weeks in the wholesale houses
copying pattern hats for the home trade.
Arrangements will soon be made on
the Omaha road whereby connection will
be made with the Lacrosse train leaving
here at 40 a. m. Citizens of New Ulm
can then leave here in the morning and
reach St. Paul at about II 100
The following Royal Arch Masons
went up to Sleepy Eye Monday evening
to assist in the comforting of certain de-