New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-06
The geese and ducks are flying north

again.
Martin Mueller was down from Essig
|yesterda
The St. Peter papers speak very hi gh )
IL Of Eckstein' $ orchestra.
rs Herman Pless walked from here Is.
Redwood Falls yesterday # 4
Mrs. Hagel Of Chicago is visiting with
| Mr.. NJ and Mrs. Gottlieb Schmidt. 1.8 s.
Sheriff Blethen was down from Red:
wood Falls yesterday on business.
Emit Flenzel went to Sleepy Eye and
Redwood Falls yesterday on business.
Scott Phillips has gone to Texas to
buy cattle for stuebe's ranch at Pierre.
g. a. Heers has just completed plans
for fine residence for w. T. Eckstein. y
]. Hayemeyer will o2en saloon in
the place now occupied by Anton Hart
muth.
English services will be held III the
Lutheran church every other Sunday
evenng.
Mrs. Mon and daughter of Sleepy
Eye are the guests Of Mrs. J ohm F. Neu-
mann
The machine business of Hubbard s.
Larson was sold this week to John
Kretsch.
Adolph Klause is sending large guam
ing Of his ''plle cure" to Russia where it
is in large demand.
Neil Finch and Fred Morgan were
among the conductors suspended by the
/ Northwestern week ago.
S. r. Arthur brought with him from
Minneapolis yesterday check for 81 900
in payment of the Van Patten policy.
Arguments were made for and against
a new trial in the case of Stilwell- l-Bierce
& Go. vs.. the Eagle Mill Co. on Mon
day.
A new Methodist congregation has
been organized at Lone Tree Lake, this
county. The minister will be supplied
from Morgan.
Prof. q. G. Hess Of Sleepy Eye has
been appointed as conductor of train
ing school to be held at Lake Benton
during July.
The members of the Y. p. S. of G. E..
will have q social and business meeting
at the home of Miss Grace Newhart next
Friday evening.
The Springfield Advance invites Mr..
Lind to deliver his address on the Ethic-
| al Side of the Financial Question to a
Springfield audience.
Athenas Henle will erect new resi-
dence on State Street in spring. He sold
his residence property in Springfield
| last week to Mr.. Addison.
The motion for new trial in the case
of Peterson VS.. The Western Union Tele-
graph Co. has been denied. That means
an appeal on the part of the company.
The new creamery company in Bashaw
has elected the following officers: Presl-
dent, Anton Schmid; vice president, An
ton Fischer; secretary, John Roiger. .trea-
surer, John Utz directors, Anton Fischer
and Peter Norell.
The Chautauqua Circle meets next
Tuesday with Mrs. Lind. Philosophy
and criticism of Renaissance Architec-
ture will be led by Mr.. Somson, while
Mrs. Lind will review the period from
the Restoration to the death Of Pope.
Miss Herta Weschcke will render piano
solo, Mrs. Newhart and Miss Vogel will
sing duet and Miss Schuetz will read.
The Current News Club will meet
next Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Nc
Hale The subject relates to partially
unknown rulers of nations and Mrs. G.
G. Rein will lead. The following rulers
will be discussed: Humbert Of Italy,
Mrs. Tryon; Alphonso Of Spain, Miss
Nicol; Peixotto of Brazil. Mrs. Wagner
Mustu Hito Of Japan, Miss Burmeister;
Abdul Hamid of Turkey, Mrs. Henry
Oscar cf Sweden, Mrs. Rein. Mrs.
! tCrowell will render vocal solo with
[guitar accompaniment.
Otto Setter has secured the agency for
this section for the telephones Of the
United Electric Corp Mr.. Setter
has been interested in telephone work
for years and claims that this is by all
odds the most satisfactory instrument
actured. It is especially adopted
to short lines, and has been designed
with the special view to producing an