New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-01
Chas. Hauser Of St. Paul is in the,clty.
Miss Ida Baltrusch will return to Man

Miss Ida Baltrusch will return to Man
kato to-day.
Hubert Berg was at Sleepy Eye Mon.
day on legal business. .5
Mrs. Rosskopf came over from Win.
throp yesterday to visit.
II. Brust of La Porte, Iowa. is Wis
ting here with relatives.
Miss Emma Grebe has returned from
a months stay in Courtland.
Jos. Kleinknecht and Miss Carrie
Kumm were married yesterday.
Rev. Sanford is in the city, having re.
turned from a trip through Iowa.
r: w. Hauenstein went to Garwiin
Mimi, on business Monday evening. q.
Mr.. Schade will remove To Duluth
this week, having decided to make thai
city his future home: s:.,., ,5.z5 4
Attorney W. G. Laumann of ST.. Petel
was in the city Monday evening onlega
business with Lind & Hagberg. Il
Gust. Stuebe was injured by falling
box at the stock yards on Monday. Hi.
forehead and right arm we've seyerel,
bruised. -5.. ss.s !.
An ice-cream socialSwill be given by
the ladies' of the M. E. Church at The
home of VIM. Durbahn on the evening
of May 10Th. ..s<
The Athletic Club performed to a
large audience at Union Hall Sunday
evening. Portions of the entertainment
possessed much merit. 1
A good many improvements are being
made at the Behnke fish pond this spring.
The place is destined to be one of the
incest resorts in the county.
The Radl contest case was commenced
before. Judge Laudenschlager on Mon
day; Anton Steffen, the Sleepy Eye
brewer, was present as administrator of
the estate. ..,,@z
The Company A boys have placed a
new rifle range in the Kumm ravine south
of town. The one in Nicollet County
was located so as to be very apt to
frighten passing teams. sE r. -. :.
The grading of Minnesota Street will
he commenced next week. Also the pro-
posed work on State Street. The new
council is starting Improvements that
the citizens of New Ulm will shortly look
upon with pride. -@@a..~ \.
A race has been arranged for next
Sunday afternoon on the old track. The
contest will be between the horses of
VIM. Fenscke and Geo. Graft, and will
be decided in five heats. There will al
SO be running race. ~
A change was announced this week in
the Empire Mill firm, as will appear from
notice in another column. Chas. L.
Roos purchases the interest of E. G. Pah]
who is now in California, and the firm
hereafter will consist of Vim. Koch, Geo,
Schmidt, and Chas. L. Roos. -
MIR. and Mrs. Adolph Schilling, of
New Ulm, drove to Winthrop on last
Saturday to bring their sister-in-law
Mrs. G. A. Sch1lling and babe home.
Mrs. schilling stood the journey we'll,
and the baby is lively company for its
Winthrop News. .
To avert the influx of population to
metropolitan centres, to keep the coun-
try homesteads echoing with Joyous,
youthful voices and gladdened by bright
smiling faces, supply your girls and boys
with good roads and Columbia bicycles.
Pleasure provided prevents them seek
ing 1t elsewhere, .,- - D.. r.
Rev. Robert .Heidemann Of Caledonia
arrived here with his family last Wed
nesday evening. The church over which
Mr.. Heidemann has charge burned last
Tuesday night together with the parson.
age and other buildings about the prem.
ises, entailing a serious loss. Mrs. Heide.
mann is a daughter of E. G.. Koch.
About thirty of the friends of Mr.. ano
Mrs..F. W. Johnson surprised them Fri
day evening by taxing charge Of the Da
kota House parlors and passing a. few
hours in an unusually pleasant manner
a delightful repast was served. by til,
visitors, music and games were indulgee
in, and all in all it was an event that tht
editor and his wife will long treasure ii
their memory.
The Renyille county grand jury neve..
peeped into the Otto murder mystery
despite all the rumors floating around
that body would surely make ali iinyesti