New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-20

Sunday.
Louis Fritsche is here from Minneapo-
lis on a visit.
A singing class has been organized at
Turner Hall.
The Lane family will remove to Min
neapolis. this week.
Frank Nenno has in his possession a
ten cent piece of 1881.
Mrs. J. F. Cook of Fertile is visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Popp.
Miss Flora Pfefferle returned from st.
Paul Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Dusel is building house on ! a
four-acre lot near Garden Street.
The literary meeting has been post
poned a week, owing to the theatre.
Richard Baasen came up from st. Pc
ter to spend Sunday with his parents.
b. Rudolph and wife will leave for
Germany on pleasure trip next month.
Miss Lillian Kossner is home from
Carleton college and will remain till
fall.
The season of forty hours of prayer
commenced at the Catholic church yes
terday. .. -
Louis Fiemeyer of Lafayette is the
happy father of son, born last We'd
nesday.
The term of enlistment in the militia
service has been reduced from five to
three years.
Fl. F. Sehrader captured an unusually
large coon in Lafayette the forepart of
the week.
Howard Moe, who joined the Regular
Army years ago, has returned.-Sprlng-
field Advance.
A state teachers institute will be held
in Springfield, during the week, COM
mencing July 10th.
John Leibl, who has been living with
Fr. Richter in West Newton, died last
Friday at the age of ffty-four.
Alfred Allyn, son of the local editor
of the News, arrived here from Iowa last
week with the view of locating.
Anton Altman, whose leg was broken
some months ago, was taken TO his Fair
fax home in hack last Saturday.
Casper Green will move his mill from
Biscay to Buffalo Lake, the latter place
having offered him bonus of ST 900.
1t. L. C. Scherer will leave for his
post of duty at Ft. Leavenworth next
Friday. He will return in about two
months.
Thos. Kretsch will give up his position
with B. Behnke s. Co., and enter the
employ of his father in the machine
business.
The Minneapolis Journal says that
Hon. John Lind was to have been one of
tie speakers at the Erricson celebration
in Chicago week ago.
Attorney Huebner was over from
Winthrop Sunday Ed. could have been
reelected mayor of Winthrop but de-
clined. G. A. Benson is his successor.
Chas. Stoeckert is now entitled to a
service medal as a member Of the militia.
having completed his tenth year la st
week.
Henry Steinhauser won the bicycle
raf1ed off by John Palmer last week,
52a being the lucky number. On the
same deal, Frank Baasen won box of
cigars. .:E
A little son made its appearance at
the home of DR.. Fritsche this morning.
The Review hopes that he may grow up
to attain the medical skill already at
tainei by his father.
The following Nicollet county farm
ers have been drawn for jury service at
the next term of court: Grand Jurors.
Hy. SehIader, Xavier Brunner, VIM.
Aug. Dirks and Fr. hammers: ):
petit jurors, Fred Bianchi, Aug. Thiede.
JOS. Epple and Geo. Inhofer Jr. .
A tramp vas taken into custody by
Marshal Heinen last week on the ground
that he was an escaped convict from
Sing Sing. He answered closely to the
description sent out, but in some manner
proved satisfactorily that he was not the
man who was wanted. He stated that
this was the fourth time he had been.
held on the same suspicion.
The ST. Joseph's Society of West
Newton have elected the following of.
ficers: President. Geo. Tnhe,fer. vice.