New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-27
Lorenz Merkle has been spending Il

" Ct. Behnke Of st. James spent
Sunday here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Brust attended
wedding IN Sleepy Eye last week.
Mr.. Brett and Miss Fizere Of Mankato
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Airs. Blethen
The students Of the college will civ,
an entertainment in The Union Hall il
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Holzinger are tht
parents ola little daughter, born OF
Sunday.
Miss Paula Rudolph will arrive here
from West Superior this evening to pre-
pare for her European trip.
Louie Mueller went to Sleepy Eye yes.
terday on business. He will be gone
the greater portion of the week.
The Railroad company's coal house a,
Tracy was destroyed by fire Friday
morning. 1t was a half-block long.
Miss Alpha Hirsch is now arranging
for another musical. Her pupils are re
hearsing tor the presentation of canta-
ia, entitled, "Laila.'' ' , @
The adjutant general has issued orders
whereby Co. A of this city will be IN
spected by 1t. johnson of the Regular
Army on the 18th of May.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Lutheran church will celebrate their
fifth anniversary at the parochial school
building next Friday evening".
50 Nagel, ,Boock & Puhlmann. contrac.
tors living in this city, have been en-
ployed by J. L. Dehuff to erect a.. two
story brick store building, 25 by SO feet,
in Sleepy Eye, III ..@:...
Mrs. B. F. Webber entertained part y
of friends at supper Friday evening. The
evening was passed pleasantly in the esolv-
ing of charades and enjoyable converse
ton and recitations. -,
The young folks enjoyed a literary
program of their own arrangement at
Turner Hall Sunday afternoon. Zithern
and piano solos, vocal selections, recita-
tions and essays served to while away
the time very agreeably. 49,. = -.
Chas. Csnners, the travelling represen-
tative of Finch, Van Slyke & Co., has
decided to make his home in St. Peter
We're it not for the poor railroad con.
nections, New Ulm would be able to
count many such among It's citizens.
Mrs. Setter and daughter, Ella, and
Miss Paula Rudolph will leave New Ulm
on the 10Th and sail from New York for
Hamburg in the Columbia on the 25th.
They will have the pleasure of making
the trip in one of the finest vessels that
sails the Atlantic ocean. ..
An Anglers Club will be organised at
Manderfeld's gallery next Sunday after
noon at three o'clock. All disciples of
Walton as we'll as all who are interested
IN preventing the wholesale slaughter Of
fish which takes place here every winter
are invited to attend.
The Union Dramatic Co. of SPRING
field appeared before very fair audi
ence at Union Hall last Saturday even
ing in s.sThe Newsboy and Heiress,'' in
stead of the Spy of Gettysburg, as had
been announced. Among the former
New Ulmites who assisted in the presen-
tation were Geo. Forster and the Misses
Schmid. -.~... X i ..~ @..
Mrs. Annie Krause was brought in
from Milford on Saturday and examined
by Judge of Probate Laudenschlager as
to her sanity. He committed her to the
asylum at st. Peter, where she had pre-.
viously been an inmate, but had been
let out under the law of 1898. ! This
makes the third commitment. during 8
single week.
Hon. John Lind Of this city has beer
invited by the Minneapolis Journal, The
leading paper of the State, to discuss
the financial question through its col.
umns with Congressman McC Cleary, and
has accepted. Mr. Nc Cleary stands 70,
the single gold standard, whereas Lind
is the. foremost champion in the state ot
justice to silver. The discussion IS sure
to prove interesting.
Werner Boesch, on behalf Of the NeN,
Ulm Stone Quarry Co., has made the
city splendid Offer. The company
agrees to furnish all the stone necessary
to pave Minnesota Street and charg.
nothing for the same provided the cit
furnishes the machinery with which e