New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-13
The Local
News Of.
the Week,

depot.
Adolpb Setter spent Monday at Win
throp.
The two banks in Fairfax have con-
solidated.
A child Of Henry Durbahn's is dang
erously ill.
Charles Borchert is drilling we'll for
the Lafayette Creamery Co.
Representative Christensen spent Sat-
urday among his New Ulm constituents.
Geo. Gieseke will rent his residence
on South Broadway and return to the
farm.
Prof. Schaller delivered an English
sermon at the Lutheran church Sunday
evening.
Wanton Greene, aged 80 years, died
at his home in Mulliean the forepart OF
the week.
Miss Flora Pfefferle and Miss keenan,
are studying new millinery styles in st.
Paul this week.
Herman Pless walked down from Nor
gan Monday and covered the distance of
35 miles in hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wagner entertain
ed u party of friends at their German
street home last evening.
The Northwestern now compels pas
sengers to show their tickets at the sta
tions before entering the trains.
Henry Kaushau and Johnnie Fenscke
biked to Sleepy Eye Sunday afternoon.
That doesn't often occur IN March.
All of the passenger trains under the
new time card will make close connec-
tions with the trains on the Omaha.
The Golden Gate Dramatic Company
will render a. play on the evening Of
March 23rd entitled "The Rio Grande."
Otto Kluegel left for St. Louis Mon
day to accept position in machine
shop. His father will follow him in
spring.
All the barrels and tubs used by the
New Ulm Picking Co. are now manu-
factured IN this city by Haberl & ia
worsky.
Mrs. Hagel, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Gottlieb Schmidt for several weeks
returned to her Chicago home Monday
afternoon.
While in Chattanooga, Mr.. Grimmer
spent many pleasant days with old Col.
Sellers, the old gentleman whom Mark
Twain made famous.
Sam Sherman, Elmer DUNCAN and Oil
yer Somerville of Leavenworth attended
Good Templars convention at Lamber-
ton during the week,
A meeting of the Electric Light Co.
will be held tonight to determine wheth-
er or not their system shall be changed
to one of arc lighting.
Miss Annie Velikanje has just closed
a five months term of school in Bashaw.
The Advance says that her work as
teacher is highly spoken of.
A partial eclipse of the moon occurred
Sunday night. 1t furnished fruitful topic
for conversation for the loving pedestri-
ans to whom the hours were all too short.
c.. A. johnson, of the firm of johnson
& Mueller, started out for his first trip
on Monday, with full line Of samples
from their shirt factory.-St. Peter In
dependent.
Alexander and Leonhard Anderson,
students at the University and old friends
of Mr.. Lind from Goodhue county, spent |
couple of days of last week here with
the eX-congressman.
A number of Johnnie Hauenstein's
friends rendered HIM genuine surprise
Sunday evening, by driving out as
masked party and taking possession of
his home for several hours. They all
had happy time.
Miss Bertha Beinhsrn left for Duluth
Thursday morniniag to accept a position
as teacher in the public schools. We
Can say without fear of contradiction
that the superintendent at Duluth has
secured valuable assistant.
The Springfield Building and Loan
Association has elected the following Of
fcers: President, j. G. Rothenburg; vice.
president, J. J. Ray; secretary, VIM, G.
Frank; treasurer, M. Lehrer; directors,
Messrs. Lehrer, Ray, Frank, Forster and
Mueller. =. ts