New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-24
The Local
News Of
the Week.

17Dr. Schoch leaves for Patterson, New
Jersey, to-day.
w. Eibner visited the Twin Cities last
week on business.
Chas Marti has built an addition to
his dwelling house.
Miss Clara Dochne is enjoying visit
with St. Paul friends.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Collins Saturday morning
Mr.. Lind transacted legal business at
Minneapolis last Wednesday.
Mrs. Alfred Roos and Mrs. Garfield
are visiting in Mountain Lake.
JOS. Bobletor spent Wednesday and
Thursday at the Brown Co. Bank.
Behnke & Reinhart have a fine new
ice wagon for city delivery purposes
CD. Knudson has severed his connec-
ton with the firm of B. Behnke u co.
sen dwelling on Broadway last Friday.
E,.p. Bertrand was in St. Paul during
the week on legal business for the coun-
~.
Work on the new race track has COM
: menced. Two teams are now busy grad
Y ing.
Arbor Day falls on the Goth of April
this year by proclamation of the COVER
nor.
I Eugene Pfefferle returned from his ST..
Paul and Dakota trip Wednesday after
noon.
Chas. Schwieger of Sleepy Eye is en-
ployed in the meat market of Max Rein
hart.
A few young men have built Il sail
boat and are using it on the Minnesota
river.
Mrs, J. Evans of Wisconsin is the
quest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. McKit-
trick.
Fred Peuscrs barhershop is beng re-
papcred. Zschunke & Co. are doing the
work.
A large barn has Just been erected on
Jacob Pfenningcr's place in Courtland
township.
Young Louis Ambrosch is now en-
ploved in Col. Pfaenders Office as an as
sistant clerk.
Last Friday was Frank Webber's birth
day. A number of his friends assisted
in celebrating the event.
John Wild and Miss Frances Krueger
were united in marriage at the Catholic
church Monday morning.
From now on roads and bridges in this
state will be under the management of
the boards of supervisors.
Mrs. Michael Rude of this county died
at Amiret last Wednesday. The funer-
al was held at Springfield.
Alvin & Sandau are laying fine as
phalt pavement in front Of Werner
Boeschs Broadway residence.
Court having adjourned at Olivia,
Judge Webber and Reporter Eckstein
returned home Thursday night.
A new fifty horsepower gas engine
has been purchased for the Springfield
water works and electric light plant.
A nice iron railing was placed around
the Sioux Monument on Monday. 1t
was manufactured by Leonhardt Bros.
Werner Boesch left for st, Paul Mon
day afternoon. He will be absent sever
al DAYS, receiving treatment for his eyes.
C. A. Hagberg went to st. Peter Mon
day to consult with c. R. Davis relative
to certain appeal to the Supreme Court.
Fred Richter came up from St. Paul
last week to remain for the summer. He
will do plumbing work for Charles
IODerer.
Young JOS. Holm was adjudged in
sane by Judge Of Probate Laudenschlae-
Ger last Friday and sent to the asylum
at st. Peter.
J.P. johnson has accepted a position
as bar-keeper for Ferdinand Bigot of
Springfield. He was lately in tie en-
ploy of G. w. Block.
j Judge Laudenschlager is greatly i'm
proving the premises about his residence
on State Street. He will also apply tol
city waterworks connections,
Judge Laudenschlager performed his
first marriage ceremony on Monday
The parties were Fred Altman and Au.