New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-27
The Local
News Of
the Week.

Paul Freitag of Nicoliet is in town.
Local Editor Allyn has been quite i'll
since Friday. %.
An addition is being built to the Cath
olic parsonage. p. +-5
August Kiesling contenplates remov-
ing to Spokane Falls.
Mrs. Follmann was taken suddenly
sick while in Chicago last week.
G. Schmidt has sold 100 acres Of land
in LAFAYETTE to D. Gronholz for $4,000.
Fred Peuser is the proud and happy
father of a boy, that arrived on Wednes-
day.
Supt. Race of Redwood county will
conduct the teachers institute at Spring
field this year.
Misses Minnie and Emma Schwerzler
left for Sringtield Monday to remain
with their brother.
Leonh ard Bros. are manu- facturing an
iron fence which is to surround the Sioux
monument on State Street.
DR.. Koehne has recovered some of the
surgical instruments which were stolen
from him a few months ago.
A daughter of Geo. Bailey of St. Peter
has entered the convent at this place
and become sister of charity.
The Grand Lodge of A. o. U. W. con-
venes in St. Paul to-day. Delegates are
in attendance from the lodge at this
place.
Jos. schmucker celebrated the forty
sixth anniversary of his birth on Sunday
evening in the company of numerous
friends.
Mrs. J. H. Hanson, who has been spend
ing a couple Of months here for medical
treatment, returned to her home at St..
Peter last Thursday.
Among the Winth, op ladies who at
tended the theatre at Turner Hall Sum-
day evening were Mesdames Setter, Can
field, Kiesling and Gruye.
Mrs. Georgius died at her home in
Courtland township last week, aged nine
ty years. She was a woman who bad
the respect of all who knew her.
Senator Peterson's bill for m onument
at Ft. Ridgely is very apt to pass in an
amended form. The finance committee
recommends an appropriation of $5,00O:
Peter Arbes, son-in-law of John Sci
fert Of this city, died at his LIE Sueur
home last Saturday. The remains were
brought to this city for burial on Mon
day.
John Junger of West Newton received
$3.50 through VIM. Pfaender this week,
MS the amount of insurance Carried on
his building which was destroyed by fire
a few weeks ago,
A. J. Barr, the Sleepy Eye merchant,
well-known here, has accepted a posi-
tion with the Foster Produce Co. of
Winona. He visited New Ulm IN that
capacity the forepart of the week.
Prof. Rhomberg of Minneapolis will
lecture at Turner Hall tonight on
"Woman." Mr.. Rhomberg is a forcible
speaker and a clear thinker, whose lee
lures are always educational and enter
tanning.
A party of about thirty New Ulmites
went up to Springfield Monday evening
to assist in organizing lodge of Odd
Fellows. Prof. Hess of Springfield was
directed by the Grand Master to take
charge of the Installation. -
Clerk Larson issued license to acou-
pic last week, who are of exactly the
same age, their birthdays falling on the
same day Of the same year. How nice
it will be for them to be able to say
years hence, "We're both hjuste1ghty-to
to-day"
The people at Olivia felt so happy
over Judge Webber's decision in the
contest case, that they met Lyndon
Smith, their lawyer, with brass band
and escorted him from the depot to the
hotel, where speeches, music and feasting
suitableto the occasion were indulged in.
The county commissioners last week
rejected all bids for the completion of
the courthouse, owing to defects. in the
specifications, and decided to have a
meeting in the near future with the arch
itect, for the purpose of completing all
details, and then to call for more bids.
This will occasion considerable delay,but
it is intended to have the building fin
,ished by fall. @ u