New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-24
Miss Hildah sommer left for North
field Saturday afternoon to visit with her

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tract for building new public school
house in Morton. s*
Workmen have commenced laying thu
foundation for Wenzel Eckstein's new
house on State Street.
The annual meeting Of the New Ulm
Building and loan Association will be
held Oh the evening of May End.
Mrs. Carl Knospe started for Germany
Saturday afternoon, accompanied by Mrs
Muench. They sail on the 25th. !.
Miss Lottie Jahnke has returned from
minneapolis and will remain during the
summer with her parents in Cottonwood
MISS Olga Wicherski returned from a
months visit with friends at St. Louis
Park on Friday. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Gross. :t &c.. II =.
In jumping from his wagon last week
James Smith Ct Ft. Ridgely brokeone Of
the bones of his leg. DR.. Lee Of Fair
fax is treating him.
VIM. Pfaender Jr. has given Otto
Tappe the contract for new residence
on State Street. He will occupy it him.
[self when finished.
Prof. J. E. Rhemsburg has been en-
gagged to deliver three liberal lectures
here in the near future. The dates have
not yet been determined upon.
J. f. Rhemsburg, the liberal lecturer
who visited New Ulm two years ago, is
again making tour Of the state in be.
half of independent thought. He speaks
in Fairmont next week.
Mrs. Albert Metzger and two children
and Miss Olga Mueller arrived here from
Indianapolis on Thursday. The forme,
will remain here several weeks with hel
mother, Mrs. Werner Boesch.
While Ell. Guse and VIM. Hoehne
were working in the water works trench.
es on Broadway last Wednesday the
ground above them gave way and com.
pletely covered them. The latter was
slightly injured. 80.
A st. Paul special says that Hon. J
B. Wakefield, ex-congressman from this
district, has presented to the State His.
torical Society piece of oak from the
wrecked ship, Kearsage. It was sent te
him by 1t. Robert Stocker. assistant
naval constructor now stationed at New
port News. Stocker is a New Ulm DO,
who received his appointment during
Waketield's congressional term.
The New Ulm Base Ball Club was or
ganized Thursday evening with the fol
lowing officers: Captain, VIM. Meyers
treasurer, Hugo Gebser; secretary, ,Fran]
Baasen; manager, H. L. Blethen. Th
team is composed of the following play
ers: Meyers, Baasen, Joern, Swieter
Brandt, Richter, Schleuder, Gebser, Koch
Herian, Graft and Brust. We hope tina
the boys may win laurals in abundance
While in Mankato last Wednesday W.
learned that the Northwestern Railroad
company had given E. G. Burdick o
Winona the contract for three new de
pots to be located at New Ulm, St
Charles and Candy. We trust that tn
one at this place will be commensurate
with the size Of the town and the amour
of business transacted here by the com
pany. We are certainly entitled to
good one, and the efforts of the counci
will 90 great ways towards securing il
It IS told of we'll known lover of tn
anglers sport, that he walked out to tn
Cottonwood cne day last week for tn
sake of enjoying few hours at his ia
vorite pastime, and then suddenly dis
covered that he had left his hook an,
line at home, taking with him only tn
rod. To console himself he determine,
to enjoy smoke, but to his sincere re
gret found that he had come off withou
his tobacco. Another proof that ever
case of negligence carries with it its owl
punishment, -. -.T
G.. H. Clark, of the First Nationa
Bank, this morning swore out warran
for the arrest Of George Cavanaugh
charging him with selling mortgage
property. Cavanaugh owed the ban
$3.50 last winter, and to secure the deI
gave mortgage on some crops in
Roy. Investigation discloses the. fac
that nearly all the grain has been di.
!: posed Of to parties in that vicinity. Ga,
anaugh recently sold his place in LeRo
and is negotiating for a farm IN Renvil]
county, where he is now. This is Il
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