New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-24
Mrs. e. B. Liver left for Omaha yes

Mrs. g. B. Liver left for Omaha yes
terday.
Hugo sehleuder Of Springfield spent
! Sunday here. ... Fl. =. 6. sss (.
Frank schefersustained a slight stroke
Of paralysis last week.
The cashier of the Bank Of Candy was
in the city Monday on business.
supt. G. G. Schultz of SNicollet. coun-
ty was in the city Monday evening.
Jos. Schmucker contemplates some i'm
portant Improvements In his Tivoli. =
N. Q. Peters was at Lamberton last
week in the interest of Bingham Bros.
The rifle club has resumed its regular
weekly target practice at Hunters Rest.
Boock Bros. have supplied their .wag-
on shop with four horsepower en-
gine. =
Dr., J. G. Rothenberg was down from
Springfield Monday on professional bust
ness.
DR.. J. L. Schoch has purchased anoth-
er horse-one of the speedy kind it
seems. -:
+ Mat. Schneider and Miss Carrie Nun
were married yesterday at the Catholic
church.
| A concert and theatre were given by
local talent at the Caecilian Hall Sun
day evening.
Attorney Somerville was down from
Sleepy Eye yesterday on business before
Judge Webber.
Harry Hayward will not get new
trial, unless through the Supreme Court,
Judge Smith denied Attorney Erwin's
motion on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Grosjean enter
tanned {. party of friends at their home
last Thursday evening.
The work of laying water pipes from
State Street to the City Cemetery was
commenced on Monday.
| A law has just passed the legislature
making it impossible for German news
papers to publish any legal notices what
soever.
| Carl Taudin suffered from an attack
of apoplexy last Wednesday. His whole
right side was paralyzed and even his
power of speech is gone.
Mr.. Greer of Watertown, South D Dako-
ta, is here for the purpose of training
horses for the coming races. He will re-
main during the summer.
John Lind is attending the session OF
the United States Court in Mankato this
week. W. T. Eckstein will 60 down al
so to assist in reporting.
Chas. Toberer has contracted to pu
hot-water heating plants into the resi-
dences Of Chas. Hauenstein. Wenze
Eckstein and Otto Schell this summer.
| The case of justin F. Jones agains
the Citizens Bank of Redwood Falls viii
come up for trial for the third time il
the United States district court at Man
kato this week.
Otto Schell has awarded the contrac
for his new residence to Schapekahn
Bros. & Co. for $3,765. Work will be-
gin Immediately, and when completed
the building will constitute one of the
incest homes in the city.
The anniversary celebration of the
zoeglingsverein at Turner Hall Sunday
evening was an unusually enjoyable af
fair. The attendance was large and the
gymnastic exercises the best that have
been seen at the hall for lorg while.
The Athletic Club will give a gym
nastic entertainment at Union Hall nex1
Sunday evening. This will be their frs
public appearance. and the boys are
hustling to do themselves credit.
dance will follow the regular program.
\ The last literary meeting of the sea-
son will be held next Sunday. Supper
will be served to all who desire to atten6
at 6 o'clock and at this time there will
be responses to toasts by various mem.
bers. The literary proper will commence
at s o'clock, and it is to be hoped thai
the attendance will be large, for we fee
certain that the program will merit it
Victor S. Clark. graduate of the uni
versity, class Of 80, is the editor of /
! book inst issued from the press of Gin1