New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-29
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Wehye residence on Valley Street.
Miss Jennie Barbour of Springfield
spent portion Of the week here with
friends.
At Olivia last week JudgeW ebber sem
fenced VIM. Iago to five years at Still
water for rape.
Herman ANNE, while here last week,
prepared plans and drawings for the pro-
posed South German Park.
Fred Van Patten of CORTLAND has
moved to New Ulm and now occupies
theLehrer residence opposite Stoeckert's.
Rev. VIM. Oehler, German pastor OF
the Peoples church in st. Paul will speak
at the Congregational church some time
in May.
A crew of six men with teams have
been securing the country in this neigh
borhood the past week, selling seeders
and harrows.
A. H. Schleuder is still very low and
at times during the week it was hardly
that he could live. His broth
ers were heae to see him on Sunday.
Philip Peterson of st. Peter has con-
Guided to contest with Julius Block Tor
the Republican nomination for sheriff in
Nicollet county. Awful big job, Phillip.
The New Ulm Rifle Club will COM
its regular practice at Hunters
Rest next Sunday morning. All who de-
sire to participate are invited to be pres
ent.
The following officials of the Chicago
& Northwestern road were in the city
last Thursday: Chief Engineer Blunt,
SUPP. Cosgrave and Assistant Engineer
Hall.
Henry Weyhe will shortly occupy his
newly purchased residence on State
Street, while Theo. Weyhe will rent the
lower story of the building vacated by
his father.
One of the men working on the new
road in the Fritsche ravine had the mis-
fortune to break his leg on Saturday.
He was one of the strangers, and not a
resident of New Ulm.
The new drop curtain at Turner Hall
was used for the first time Sunday even
ing. It is the work of Heller & Gag
and the acceptable donation of Messrs.
Boesch and Pfenninger.
John Schneider sold piece of prop
erty near Springfield during the week to
Henry Schwartz for $4,000. Mike Lehr-
er also sold some Springfield village prop
erty to Rudolph Schmid for $4,000
VS.. Clark, principal Of the high school
and one of our best teachers, has resigned
his position to accept Of the principal
ship OF the Lake City schools. Mr.. Clark
is an able scholar and an unusually sue
cessful instructor.
Rev. Southworth, the Duluth Unitar-
ian, spoke at Gebser's Hall last evening,
taking for his subject ''The Gospel of
Liberalism AS clean-cut scholarly
address, Southworth's was one of the
few that have been delivered in this city.
Jacob Fjelde, the distinguished sculp
tor, who now lies at the point of death
in New York City, used to be freq uent
visitor to Brown county. During Rev.
Jansen's residence at Linden
he spent many Of his summer vacations
there.
The ball game Saturday afternoon be-
tween the Sleepy Eye High School club
and the College Club of this city result
I'd in favor Of the former by a score Of
6 to 4. The college boys put up fine
game, but are not quite used to the tao
tics Of the Sleepy Eye bleachers, who
to be present in sufficient num-
bers to rattle the home players and make
more noise than we have heard in good
while.
Congressman McCleary has accepted an
invitation to meet ex- Congressman Bryan
of Nebraska in joint debate at Vernill-
ion, South Dakota. The exact date has
not been agreed upon, but the debate
will probably occur in September. Bry-
an is free silver advocate of national
reputation and an orator of fine abilities.
He has already. participated in many de-
bates and will no doubt succeed in max
ing McCleary understand that there is
more than one side to the financial ques-
ton.
On Monday John Hauenstein received
from Washington the gratifying news