New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22
Mrs. Bogen is visiting with her daugh.

Fred Richter, the plumber. has re
turned to st. Paul.
j. Newhart left for the South Frida,
afternoon on business. #
/ Chas. Zieske Of Courtland TOWNSHIP
has moved to Sleepy Eye. .s
Geo. Groebner is building new houus,
on North Minnesota Street.
| Col. Pfaender and daughter will sal
from Bremen for home on the 28th.
| Seventy mine children were confirmed
at the Catholic church Sunday morn
ing. - -
/ Miss Alpha Hirsch will give a piano
recital at Turner Hall on the evening O.
! the 3Oth, IA a.
Mr.. Lienhard, senior member of The
firm of Lienhard Bros, was in the cit,
Saturday. -
John Hoffu.ann has moved into the
Dau building, corner of First North anc
Broadway. :.
The Citizens Bank at Redwood Falls
of which 0. B. Turrell is cashier, has
closed its doors.
The Germania Lodge of Herman Sis,
ters will give picnic at the Park on a
week from Sunday.
The creamery at Sleepy Eye will also
be supplied with machinery for the
manufacture of cheese.
Alex. schwendineer returned from
Germany the forepart of the week. He
had been gone over a year.
Sibley county is in the throes Of a
county-seat war. Gaylord and Arling-
ton are aspirants for the prize.
VIM. Dannheim and Mrs. H. F. schra-
der are attending Sunday School con-
vention at Blooming Grove this week.
The contract for building VIM. Pfaen-
der's new residence on State Street has
been given to Nagel, Boock and Publ
mann.
"Pschorr Brau," Bavarian beer, was
on tap at Stengel's Headquarters Satur-
day. The novelty of it attracted plenty
OF people, even at 10 cents glass
The Germania Lodge have purchased
three-fourths of an acre from the Cream
cry Co. and will utilize it in laying out d
respectable approach to the park above.
The home of Gabriel Ge:hardt in La
fayette burned to the ground Saturday
evening. The loss is estimatedat $4,000,
covered by insurance to the extent of
$1.1O0.
The Review made serious mistake
last week when it reported the death of
the Regelin boy who had been sick with
dirhtheria.. The boy is still alive and
improving daily. r..
Werner Boesch and family sailed from
New York in the Augusta-Victoria on
the 10th. He writes us that they have
all been enjoying excellent health and a
pleasant journey. r:
The Hunters enjoyed their regular
rifle practice Sunday morning. John
Lila, sChas, Hauenstein> and John Hau.
ensteln Jr., in the order named. made
the highest scores.
Jos. Wagner was examined by Drs
Weiser and Schoch before Judge of Pro.
bate Laudenschlager on Friday and ad.
Judged insane. He was committed te
the asylum at st. Peter. .5.-..t ~ =
A party Of Chicago ladies are viewing
the city this week and incidentally look
ing after real estate owned bys them
The party includes Mesdames Kersing
Mueller and Maegerlein. s
I
| II. L. Blethen has severed his connec
ton with the New Ulm Roller Mill Co
and will hereafter devote his entire tim,
to plumbing work. His office is on,
door north Of Mr.. Newhart's. y.
| Thieves broke into the farm house 8
Mr.. Boock IN Lafayette Saturday nigh
and stole two suits of clothes. This i
the second time this house has been en-
tered by burglars within a year.
4. Mr.. Gleason, who has been sufferin,
from paralysis at the hospital for til,
past morth, died on Friday His fathe
came up from st. Charles the followin.
day to remove the remains to Mank kato.
The following strangers were here t,
attend the college concert: Rev. Held
mann Of Called donia, Rev. Jacob Frey ans
family Of South Dakota, Mr. Muessin.
Of Nicollet and Mrs. Palmer Of Fairfax.