New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-11
LOCAL /. NEWS.

| business.
The city has purchased its own street
sprinkler.
Judge Weber is holding court at
Beaver this week.
Miss Emma Beinhorn has gone to
Duluth to visit her sister. 49, ~
Henry Rolwes and family have once
more settled in New Ulm.
VIM. Mueller, of St. Peter, spent Sun
day here with his brothers.
Thad G. Jones of St. Paul is here on
one of his semi-annual visits.
F. Aufderheide sprained his ankle
while jumping from a wagon on Satur-
day.
VIM. Rinkel, a prominent citizen of
St. Peter, spent Sunday here witt his
daughter.
julius Krause has rented the Sieben-
Drummer building next to Geisinger's as
a paint shop.
L. F. Entrup was in town the latter
part of the week. He is now travelling
for candy firm.
Al. Alvin will move with his family
into C. A. Hers new building on State
Street this week.
julius Krause will occupy a portion
of the Brust building on South Minneso-
ia Street as residence.
The citizens of Springfield have decid-
ed to put in a water-works and electric
light plant this summer.
Excavations for Hugo Gebser's new
building are in progress. The old frame
shanty has been removed.
Fred Gley has sufficiently recovered
from his illness to be able to return tC
Redwood Falls this week.
VIM. Vogelpohl rejoiceth over the ar
rival of twins in his household on Fri
day. Ones boy, the other girl.
Mrs. B. F. Weber entertained a part!
of lady friends Monday afternoon il
celebration of her birthday anniversary
Mrs. John Lind attended a reception
given by Mrs. L. P. Hunt of Mankat'
last Wednesday. Mr.. Lind accompan
led her.
W. Hauenstein is having his newl..
purchased home papered and painted
throughout Heller 6 Setter are doing
, the work.
Henry Moll has been elected mayor O
St. Peter over Philip Dick. Moll usee
to be sheriff of Nicollet county and il
well-known here.
A. Schmidt Of the Eagle Mill Co. viii
erect costly residence on South Mime
sofa Street this spring. Plans have al
ready been drawn.
The western Conference of the Con
gregational Church will be held here OF
the second Tuesday in June. Severa
ministers will be present.
Co. A will be inspected by Gen. Pray
on the 9th Of May. The refulgent pre-
sence of the General will be anxiously
looked for by our citizens.
The ladies of the Turnverein meet a
the hall every second and fourth Thurs
day afternoon of each month. The mex
meeting will be held tomorrow.
The Bollmann Theatre Co. will appea
at Turner Hall on Thursday and Sunda!
evenings. ode Haubenlerche" and ode
Goldbauer" are the plays for the respec
tive evenings.
The Zoeglingsverein will celebrate tn
28th anniversary of their organization a
Turner Hall on the evening of the 22nd
Gymnastics, music and brief theatre
will constitute the program.
J. A. Walker, the Kasson hotel-keeper
was in town Monday for the purpose O.
calling upon Fred Setter and his little
boy. It was in Mr.. Walkers house thai
Kasson Walker Setter was born.
| The plans for the proposed changes ii
Turner Hall have been completed by
Architect Hers, and judging from thei]
appearance on paper, there is every rea
son to hope that they will be carried in
to execution.
The Liberal Sunday School at Turner
Hall is picking up CONSIDERABLY il
membership, evidently in keeping with
the growth of the society. The object Of
the school is to teach morals, from an
unsectarian standpoint.
NJ or1 Mro Warnor Poooch ORC ,ev.