New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-25
a. Henle went to Springfield SATURDAY

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town Saturday.
The New Ulm Cycle Club made its
firststrip Sunday. ..=.s..
The confectionery store Of W. Eibner
is being repapered.
Excavations for A. Schmidt's new re-
sidence have been commenced.
Mrs. 81. 81. Joseph of Owatonna is vis-
ting her father, Mr.. B. Schlichting.
Wenzel schotzko is the happy father
OF another boy. He was born on the 10Th.
The dance at the Milford Club House
was attended by goodly number from
this city.
Chas. Fielder has made,many improve
ments in his store and now has neat
little stand.
Annie Schneider has accepted situa-
ton as nurse in the hospital for insane
at St. Peter. ~.
Chas. Kayser of st. Peter has located
here and is at present in the employ of
| G. A. Hers. .,.
Several from New Ulm will attend the
Mueller and Lau wedding at Springfield
this afternoon. "
Jos. Henle has moved into Tapes
building, used also as store by himself
and his sister, r.. -. -. 49,.
| Misses INNS & Keller have gone to
Minneapolis. Miss Newton has taken
! the agency for the square tape-hne system
of dress cutting.
Henry Behnke was about to leave fer
Oregon on Saturday when he was sup
pocnoed to appear in the election contest
case on the 10Th of June. His vote will
be challenged, it is alleged.
Rev. Wrighley of Springfield is deliv
erlng lectures on The MinnesotaPrison'
He points to the Prison Mirror as a clean
decent paper, fit for the family and one
free from all reference to such scandals
as the Breckenridge Pollard suit.
Miss VIOLA Koch has been appointed
a commissioner by the Superior court OF
New York to take evidence here in q
certain case now pending in that city
A man named Dietz, who left here wears
ago rather peculiarly, is one of the par
ties to the case.
The bondsmen of Beard & Gray, the
defunct Fairfax bank proprietors, were
sued at Beaver Falls last week for the
recovery of county funds deposited in
the bank at the time Of the collapse and
a Judgment for the full amount was
awarded the county.
| The Bollmann's returned from their
weeks trip Saturday evening. Every
evening during the week, they were
greeted with crowded houses, and the
appreciation manifested at some of the
places was flattering. They expect to
visit Springfield and other neighboring
towns IN the near future.
The Winthrop News says: Rumor has
it that the line of railroad formerly known
as the Cannon Valley Branch of the Min.
neapolis & St. Louis, but now owned b,
the Rock Island Company, is TO be ex.
tended from Mankato through to some
point on the main line. Now it seem.
that an effort ought to be made to hav,
that line run to Winthrop, The peopl,
of New Ulm ure anxious to have 1t com,
here and surely the JOINT effort of New
Ulm and Winthrop ought to bring i
here.
! The annual Stiftungsfest of the Zoeg
lingsverein was held at Turner Hall Sun
day evening and was witnessed by larg
and splendid audience. The program
consisted Of tumbling, club swinging
! high jumping and exercises on the pol,
and horizontal bars. The tumbline ant
club swinging were new features, anc
they weat great way to show the gooG
work that is being done. hy Mr.. Fischer
as gymnastic teacher. Fir Hummcl de-
livered the address and a short theatre
followed the gymnastic performance. At
| the end a social dance was 1ndulged in
by many Of those. present and a very
| pleasant time was had
The Redwood Gazette has staltee the
rumor that Hon. B. i. Webber would
not again be candidate for the Office of
Judge. We do not understand that he
would refuse the position if it came to
him, as it sfoul,t, unsolicited. But we
infer that he is not candidate in the