New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-23
LOCAL NEWS.

Hy. Frenzel is confined to bis home
with sickness. T.
There was largely attended picnic
in Milford Sunday afternoon.
Cook & Whi,by's circus will pitch
tents in Sleepy Eye on the 9th of June.
L. Nichols and family were over from
Fairfax Friday calling on old acquain-
tances.
Aaron Johnson, St. Peter architect,
was in the city for few hours Friday
evening.
A. H. Wagner, of Wagner & Saverien
registered at the Merchants in St. Paul
last week.
Fred Spoerhase's horse made record
of 2 "a on the track south of town Sat-
urday evening.
A little daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Olson on Friday. The Re-
view COuS Idlu1oIeo'
Mrs. Scott and son, Alex, will occupy
the rooms in the Pfenninger Block now
used by A. Schmidt,
Lorenz Merkle and brother have re-
turned from St. Paul and will remain
here for the present.
Luetien & Dauer are painting the new
steeple of the Evangelical church. It is
quite an improvement.
l.. G. Frederickson, the Springfield
photographer, has gone into partnership
with Faribault artist.
G. Bang gets salary Of 500 for
managing the Tracy Electric light plant
and hires his own assistance.
About twenty local Endeavors will at
tend the annual Christian Endeavor con-
vention at Wascca next month.
Hecker Post gets the usual appropria-
ton of $50 from the city this year for
the observance of Memorial Day.
Harry Choate is now running what he
chooses to call, "Choate's Ten Thousand
Dollar Production of East Lynn"
Springfield Advance: Redwood peo-
pie are talking of DR.. Finn for state SEN
ator. A better man could not be named.
The council has ordered the grading of
.st North Street between Minnesota and
the railroad, the cost not to exceed 5000.
Jos. A. Eckstein and Theo. Mueller
spent most of the week in St. Paul as
delegates to the Grand Lodge of A. O.
U. W.
The mother and sister of Richard
Pfefferle returned with him from Michi-
gan and will remain here during the
summer.
News has reached here that Alfred
Keller, formerly typo in this office was
married some time ago to a young lady
in St. Paul.
A new postotfice has been established
in West Newton to be known as St.
| George. Jos. Reinhart has been appoint
ed postmaster.
The claim is now made that the dis
covery of coal near Redwood Falls was
made through the revelations of spirit
ualistic medium.
The fair grounds will be used forfield
exercises during the funniest. The ap-
paratus for rope climbing has already
been put in place.
Three men are mentioned for the SEN
ate in Redwood county; DR.. Flynn, F.
W. Philbrick and 5. J. Race. the pre-
sent county superintendent of schools.
Mr.. Kavon, the popular representative
of the Powers Dry Goods Co., was in the
city Monday and was initiated in Pythi-
an mysteries by the members of the To-
cal lodge.
The Bollmann company will give an
other performance in this city on the 3rd
of June. After that they will make a
tour of St. Peter, Mankato, LeSueur and
Belle PLANE.
No map in the state is truer to the
people or would make better U. S. SEN
ator than John Lind. If the people have
their choice, he will be elected.-Spring-
field Advance.
Dietz, Dennison g. Prior were the pur-
chasers of the Springfield water-works
bonds to the extent of 81 900. The pur-
charsers are Cleveland firm and the
premium paid was $2O5.
Fred Hofer will move his stock of