New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-03

'Chas. Hanson suicided at Morgan Fri
day afternoon. .* ..... .'s
A little son of John Schlefert . died
Monday morning. i
The Union Hall Co. have purchased a
piano from Mrs. French. ..... 5
Mrs. French will leave for Watertow n
South Dakota this week to remain.
Geo. schiemann and Mr.. Kiefer were
over from Winthrop during the week.
Mrs. Carl Knospe will join the party
who are to visit Germanyethis month.
NJ. Mullen and Jacob Pfenninger left
for Duluth Monday morning on =, busi-
ness.
Dan Bakers Musical Comedy Co. will
give an entertainment at Union Hall to-
morrow evening.
Confirmation exercises will be held n
the Lutheran church next Sunday. Many
children will participate.
Vogelpohl and spaeth are manyfac-
turing fine pipe organ for the Evangel-
ical church at LIE Sueur.
Rev. Wrigley of Springfield, we'll
known here, has been transferred to
Glyndon near Moorhead.
Court convenes at Olivia next Tues
day. Judge Webber and Reporter Eek
stein will leave on Monday.
Ernst Brandt and F. W. Hauenstein
were among those who transacted bust
ness in the Twin Cities last week.
The Anglers did not effect an organi-
zation on Sunday as was expected;
Another meeting will be held soon.
Misses Meade and FRANKIE and Mrs.
Tupper are spending the week in Man
kato. Miss Nichol is visiting in Mime
apolis.
The friends of Miss Augusta Baarsch
rendered her surprise at her home on
Sunday evening. The evening passed
pleasantly.
The Ladies Society of the Tulnverein
will give social and literary entertain
ment at the Turner Hall on Sunday
evening April 18th.
Prof. Lugger is expected here in a
couple of weeks to look after the chinch
bugs. He is how in the east securing
apparatus for their determination.
Anton Ochs is here from Faribault on
business. With his brother he has al
ready commenced the erection of a fine
store building to take the place of the
one destroyed by fire.
On next Saturday evening, 18th, John
F. Neumann will celebrate the twenty
fifth anniversary OF his entrance to the
saloon business and also his departure
from this particular line Of work. He
invites all of his friends to join in the
festivities.
The impronptu musicale given by
Miss Alpha Hirsch, Mrs. VIM. Pfaendsr
Jr., and Mr.. G. F. Struck of Minneapo-
lis was brilliant affair. The partici-
pants are all artists, and on this occasion
seemed to display their full powers to
excellent advantage.
The lecture by Prof. Rhomberg on
Wednesday evening was listened to bv a.
good-sized audience and greatly enjoyed.
Rhomberg has high ideals and concep-
t1ons for everything, and his ideal wo-
man is one that all must admire. If his
hopes could only be reailzed.
John F. Neumann will make material
in his store building on
Minnesota Street this Summer, by re-
the entire front, so as to make
the entrance to the two departments in
the centre. What IS now used as sa.
loon will be utilized as a clothing store.
and the remaining portion of the build
ing for dry goods and groceries exclus-
lively.
At the recent session of the Grand
Lodge of A. O. U. W. Jos. A. Eckstein
of this city was reelected supreme re-
preventative to attend the supreme lodge
session at Chicago next summer. There
were four candidates for the. position,
only two of whom could be elected. and
Mr.. Eckstein was accorded the LARGEST
vote given to any. He was also placed
on the committee on laws.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Hagen. the father
of Mr.. Hagen, and Richard Gerdes left
for Kansas City this afternoon. MI. and
Mrs. Hagen go on short visit, while
Mr.. Hagen Sr. goes to spend the summer
with his daughter, Mrs. DR.. Coe. Rich