New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-16
Mrs. Neumann,a lady Of this city, died

in town Sunday.
Henry Vedder and wife came over
from Winthrop to spend Sunday.
The Bollmann troupe will play in
Fairfax Thursday and in G1bben Friday
night.
Mulligan has a new iron bridge across
the Little Cottonwood between Sections
8 and 10. 3.
The Evangelical church congregation
will give picnic in the Hermann Park
on the Goth.
Eugene Pfefferle poisoned his eye
while mixing drugs at the Pioneer Drug
Store on Monday.
Dances were held in Schmucker's T.v-
oil on Monday evening and in Union
Hall the night before.
Court is in session at St. Peter. Judge
Weber, Reporter Eckstein and Mr.. Lind
are in attendance.
Chas. Stengel had an interior view
photograph of his saloon taken by mag
nesia light on Friday evening.
The Grand Lodge of A. o. Z. W. con-
vened in St. Paul yesterday. Jos. A.
Eckstein represented the New Ulm So
ciety.
Henry Vedder and Fred Spaeth will
open u barber-shop in Winthrop. They
have purchased the one now in existence
there.
It is said by some that the dreaded
caterpillars are already appearing in thu
neighborhood. There ought to be some
method of killing off this awful pest.
Judge Weber has named the follow
ing referees to make a recount of the
city election ballots: C. W. 81. Heide-
man, Chas. Silverson and L. B. Krook.
Mrs. Werner Boesch strained her back
severely while doing some work about
the house on Monday, and is now suffer-
ing considerable pain as consequence.
A benefit will be rendered the family
of the deceased theatrical manager, Ju-
l1us Collmer, in St. Paul next week
Some of the best local talent will parti-
cipate.
John Vollmer. a well-known farmer
of Stark, died on Sunday after an attack
of the inflammation of the bowels lasting
only three days. He leaves family of
six small children.
The New Stark creamery has started
up with good success. The new Wes-
tern Danish Improved Separator is used,
and gives the creamery capacity Of
1900 pounds of cream per hour.
Fred Wellner of Lafayette and Miss
Anna Rieck of West Newton were mar
ried Tuesday. The reception which fol-
lowed at the brides home was a jovial
affair, music being furnished by the
CORTLAND band.
\ special train will be run from
Springfield on Sunday morning during
the funniest, leaving there at an early
hour and returning at night. This will
easily enable all who desire to take in
the festivities to do so.
The Maennerchnr concert on the 9th
will be treat. In addition to the local
society, the Mankato Liedertafel,a splen-
did musical organization, of large num-
bers will be present and assist in the ex-
ercises. Mrs. 5ollmann and Miss Ella
Setter will also sing.
"Freund Fritz" was witnessed on Sun
day evening by one of the largest houses
of the season. The play, however, did
not take as we'll as some of the former
efforts of the troupe. but such as it was
1t was rendered with the company's u.s.
ual vivacity and skill.
The picnic given by the Hermann's
Sons on Sunday afternoon was unusually
we'll attended. The weather was exceed
ingly warm, and everybody seemed to
seek the heights for cooler atmosphere.
Games of all sorts were INDUCED in and
the day passed in quiet and enjoyable
manner. The receipts were very large.
4 reader of the Review writes from
Fairfax: '.What's the matter with our
Fairfax correspondent to the Review?
Gone asleep? There are certainly enough
new happenings here that good paper
like the Review can tell the community
about it. Wake up, Mr.. Correspondent"
We agree heartily with the writer's
plea.
Company A was inspected by Gen. A.