New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-30
LOCAL NEWS.

Misses Kuehnel and Baarsch spent
Sunday in St. Peter. L.>
A. w. Bingham made a business trip
to WInona last week.
Turner Hall will be lighted with cleo
tricity during funniest.
Mrs. H. L. Henry is entertaining her
sister from South Dakota.
The new Steinberg residence on Broad
way will be occupied by G. Silverson.
Peter Moeger was Twin City bust
ness visitor the latter part of the week.
Mrs. MI. Cor:oy of Chicago is visit
ing here with her mother, Mrs. Schei-
dcrich.
Jos. Epple will paint the building on
Minnesota Street occupied by Have
meyer. .....
O. C. Myhre, who is quite will known
here, has removed from Minneapolis to
Window.
Albert Hauser has completed his stud
les at St. Paul's College and has returned
to Sleepy Eye.
Mrs: Bollmann now has a class OF
twenty who are anxious to improve their
talents for local music.
It IS feared that the entire raspberry
crop hereabouts has been destroyed by
the recent cold weather.
VIM. Gieseke and wife drove down
from Sleepy Eye Sunday morning for a
davis visit with their many friends.
Supt. Critchet acted as one of the
Judges IN an oratorical contest which
took place at Mankato Monday evening.
Prof. Sanford of Chicago filled the
Congregational pulpit Sunday morning.
He is the friend and guest of Rev. Camp
bell.
Geo. Buschers, brother Of 1t. John
Buschers, was married recently to a Fair
fax lady. The groom resides il Court
land.
Ralph Yates, the express messenger, is
confined to his home with an attack of
measles.
Mrs. Fred Behnke and daughter,
have returned from Chicago. Their new
home will be ready for occupation in a
few days.
Mrs. Chas. Schonlau of Chicagoispay-
ing a visit to her mother, Mrs. Thee.
Crone, this week.
j. Klossner Jr. spent the early por-
ton of the week in Redwood county.
The frosts in that section, he says, have
been quite severe.
The militia boys Of the Seconds Regi-
ment go into camp on the 22nd. The
members of Company A are expected to
| turn out In gOOd force.
Mr.. Manderfeld, the photographer, has
returned from Texas, after an absence
from New Ulm of several years. He will
spend the summer here.
DR.. J.. L. Schoch is in Pennsylvania on
visit. While away he will also take a
| further course of lectures on special
diseases of the eye and ear.
The Bollman Theatre CO. played at
Gaylord Saturday evening and at Airing
ton the next night. On each occasion
they appeared under guarantee.
Mrs. Neumann of CORTLAND died last
Wednesday, the funeral occurring nthis
CITY. She was the mother of the young
man who lost his wife by death week
ago.
The New Ulm Ball Club has been in
vited to participate in u game at Sleepy
Eve ON the Fourth. The Grand Army
District Encampment will be held there
at that time.
Gustav Fischer returned from Mime
apolis or Thursday, having completed
his studies at the State University. Next
fall he will take course at some of the
eastern Institutions.
Hermann Ptaender and Chas. Albrecht
started from St. Paul by team Tuesday
morning and arrived here Wednesday
evening. They took the overland route
for the pleasure there was in it.
Hon. John Lind of this city has been
invited to deliver an address before the
Union League of Minneapolis on the fin
ancial question. He will accept, and, we
venture to say, will give them good
PLAIN talk.
The barn to the rear of Settlers photo