New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-13
Frank Nenno is visiting relatives i,

A child Of Fred Klossner is very low
with lung fever.
A night crew is now employed in the
local railroad yards.
G. B. Liver of Omaha spent Sunday
here with his family. ~ 49,.
VIM Welter intends to go into the
saloon business in Fairfax. Ez*
Mrs. B. F. Webber entertained party
of friends at tea last Thursday afternoon.
An Eastern Star lodge will probably
be organized in Springfield in the near
future. "~-
Fred Landwehr and Joe fehlmann are
saving lumber at the rate of 5000 feet
per day.
Misses Emily and Gustie Baarsch were
by their friends last Saturday
evening.
Andrew j. and Wenzel T. Eckstein
spent Saturday and Sunday IN St. Paul
and Minneapolis.
E. G.. PAIL is very low at Victor, Cali
fornia, He is hardly expected to live
but short time.
Col. Pfaender and his daughter leave
for Germany Tomorrow. We wish
them happy voyage.
The Dramatic Section of the TURNER
Elm will present "Ein Tallessement" on
the evening of the Gath.
Rev. Pinney of st. James and Rev.
Campbell of this city exchanged pulpits
Sunday morning and evening.
Clarence Saulpaugh is endeavoring to
make arrangements for the appearance
our local Dramatic Section in Mankato.
Miss Mabel Doty of Courtland spent
a portion of the week here while home
from the State University on brief vaca-
ton.
DR.. Marcellus, says the Sleepy. Eye
Herald, has purchased farm near Char
Virginia, and will make that
his home.
A masked party of friends pleasantly
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brust last
evening. From all reports,
it was happy affair.
Representative Christensen of this
county was one of those who voted
against appropriating any money for
new capitol building:
John Backer was down from Echo
over Sunday. He is now running a feed
store, but expects to engage in the sa-
loon business next month.
Mrs. Follmann went to Chicago Mon
day afternoon to purchase her stock of
spring millinery goods. She will be alb
sent the remainder of the month.
Mrs. Huntress of Fairfax died at the
home of Horatio Werring last Thursday
Of consumption. She was the daughter
Of Patrick MCGOWAN of Home township.
Henry Meierding, who has for some
time been employed in one of the Fair
fax banks, has been relieved of posi-
ton owing to the recent consolidation
and is now in this city.
N. Henningsen has rented his residence
on Broadway to Chas. Heymann and Dr.
Mueller. Mr.. and Mrs. Henningsen will
occupy The rooms over Mrs. Pfefferle's
store which have been nicely
fitted up during the past few days,
1t was whispered to us this week by
one who ought to know that Gene Gross
jeans visit to Iowa was for the purpose
of casting off single cussedness and en-
barking on the sea of matrimony There's
some sense in making a visit of that
kind, and we hope it's true. Il
The Otto murder mystery will be
probed by the grand jury. County At
;orney Miller was in Morton last Satur-
lay and Monday getting pointers to sub
nit to that body, and it IS understood
hat one of the jurymen is in possession
If some valuable evidence. Redwood
Gazette.
The new time card went into effect
Monday. The trains will hereafter arrive
IS follows: P s.ssengers from the east at
:2S p. m. and 1920 a. m.; passengers
rom the west at 6 As a. m. and $40 D.
H.; freights from the east at 4 % a. m.
nd 40 p. m.; from the west at 1915
}. m. and 900 a. m.
The Chautauqua mst with Mrs. Lind
asst evening. Next Tuesday the Circle
will meet with Mrs. Newhart at which
ime Miss Herta Weschcke will give a
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