New Ulm review., 1895-05-15
Albert Bobleter is again travelling for
the Century Piano Co.

Jos. Burke came down from Redwood
Falls Sunday to visit friends. Ss .,.5
The Chautauqua Circle met last eve.
ming with the Misses Weschcke.
g. b. Hopkins Of Ft. Ridgley thinks
OF starting a Populist paper at Fairfax.
J.B. Velikanje was not able to teach
school last week on account Of sickness.
The two children Of Alex Russell OF
West Newton are afflicted with diphthe-
ria,
| The Chicago settlers will celebrate the
4Oth anniversary of their arrival here on
the 26th.
Ernst Aufderheide of Milford has gone
to Morton to take charge of the new
brickyards at that place.
Mrs. P. R. Nc Hale and Miss Lou
Baasen visited with Miss Rinkel in st.
Peter Wednesday and Thursday.
John B. Schmid will represent the
Springfield lodge of Odd Fellows at the
Grand Lodge IN St. Paul in June.
A valuable horse, belonging to Nagel
& Doster, dropped dead while at work
at the city cemetery last Wednesday.
VIM. Rousell. who has been in the EN-
ploy of R. ID. Lille for several years,
leaves for St. Paul this week to remain.
The Chautaueua Circle is arranging to
close it's seasons work with an address
by one of the educational speakers of the
state. -
The marriage of VIM. P. Raverty and
Miss May Grimes of Home township
occurred yesterday morning at Sleepy
Eye. -.-.s .u.
The funeral of Alfred Kaecherle, who
suicided at Sleepy Eye, was held at
Springfield, where his parents reside, on
Tuesday. (.
The suit against the Northwestern
Railroad Co. over the killing of Chas.
Head will be tried at St. Peter the latter
part of this month. .=
James Blake has been appointed con-
stable for the township of Fl. Ridgley.
Neither of the men elected at the spring
election would qualify. -. #
Werner Boesch and family left for st.
Paul Friday morning. where they will.
be joined by Hon. Geo. Benz, who will
accompany them to Germany.
Jchn E. Lewis was the successful can
didate before the examining board for
appointment to the Annapolis naval
school. He halls from Mankato. "
John Hauenstein and Mrs. Fred Behn-
ke arrived home from their Florida trip
on Monday. They Lave none but the
most pleasant reports of their visit.
- Grape vines were nipped by the frost
Friday night and the crop will amount
to nothing in this vicinity. Beans and
other vegetables were also destroyed.
Henry schwertteger of Iberia and Miss
Katie Klein of Sleepy Eye were married
at the latter place yesterday. The Re
view offers its heartiest congratulations,
Robert Loheyde, Peter Moeger, Tom
Collins, Mike Leary and Geo. Doster
went to Duluth last week to look after
their claims. All appear to be elated
over the prospects. vt.
Sam Bellig, a leading Peoples Party
enthusiast, has sold his farm in Leaven-
worth to Fred Kunze of Milwaukee.
Bellig has already gone to Tennessee to
look up a location. b
The Meyer collection of stones and
rocks is now in the possession of the
New Ulm Turnverein. 1t is valuable
one, and has already been sought for by
the State University.
The New Ulm News was sold last
week by n. L. Henry to J. J. G Green, for
merly of lie Sueur and later of Hutchin-
son. Mr.. Green will be assisted in the
management Of the paper by his son.
Anton Schmid of Mulligan has pre-
sented the Tlrnverein Museum of this
city with collection of Indian relics
and war clubs, found upon his farm dur,
ing the past few years. Some Of the
specimens are fine ones. B.
B. Reinhart makes the statement that
no one had any words or quarrel with
young Brix on the night that he was in
jured in his place of business and that
the accident was due wholly to the
young fellows reckless conduct.
The Fourth. Of July will be celebrated
in this city this wear In true natriotic