New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-22

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d The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Heymann died yesterday
Ed. Baer has rented the Tnrnherr house
near the Catholic church.
Mrs. H. g. Garfield Of Winthrop is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Alfred Roos.
]. G.. Meyer, formerly Of this city, has.
opened restaurant in the village Of Win
throp.
Tie New Ulm Rifle Club will have its
first practice shoot this year on Sunday,
May 3rd.
"A. McElhinny will leave for Pierre
this week to take advantage. Of the min:
eral baths.
Rev. Bernhard of West Newton con-
templates making trip to Europe in
the very near future.
Prof. and Mrs. Crltchett are enjoying
visit from the latter's parents whose
home is in Washington.
The Luttemann Sextette of Swedish
Singers have asked tor date in this ci-
ty about the middle of May.
On Friday little son of Wilfurd
Bushard fell into kettle of hot feed
and badly scalded both of his feet.
| VIM. Kumm, who has been working
recently tor Leonard Haeberle, returned
last week to work on his fathers farm.
VIM. ANIME, the architect, arrived
here from Milwaukee Oh Wednesday,.
He will visit for several days with
his parents.
W. F. Michels, who has been in the
employ of Andrew J. Eckstein the past
few months, has accepted position at
Ellsworth, Mobiles county.
| Thursday night lightning struck the
barns of Herman Schroeder and Aug.
Poehler in CORTLAND, but did not sue
coed in doing much damage.
Mr.. Livingstone, who is one of the
contractors for building the new railroad
bridge, is a nephew of Robert Living
stone. the great African explorer.
Mic. J. Heinen, the new chief of police
of New Ulm, has been spending few
days in the city visiting with his sister
Mrs. Annie Observation-Disclosures News
Chas. johnson, who formerly worked
in the New Ulm Creamery, has assumed
the management Of the Riverside Cream
cry which opened up in Bernadctte las
r week.
VIM. Cordes has rented the residence
. of Mes. Wilhelmina Book and will con
l duct it as boarding house. Mrs. Boocl
+ will occupy the Hess residence just a
cross the street.
a The rurnverein at its meeting on Sat
e urday evening passed resolution re
: questing ladies to remove their hat
while attending theatres or public gath
$ erings at the hall. Good.
= The death of Henry Reigner, who wa
r operator here at one time, occurred i
W1nona on Thursday, the remains BEN
taken to Client for burial. Henry wa
0 a popular young man while in New Ulr
and the news Of his death was receive
n with sincere regret.
S The Winthrop News says that ther
are several carloads of piles at that plac
f for the new railroad bridge which will b
e taken to Morton and floated down tn
n river to New Tim. The roads are il
such poor condition that it will be i'm
possible to haul them over in time 10
J use.
, DR.. Welser was called to West Newto
last week to see Martin, Duhmer who ha
1 been victim of epilepsy for numbe
t Of years and who in the last few day
has shown signs of being sadly dement,
ed. The case is pitiable one, inasmuc
as it is practically the result of long con
tinued illness.
e Henry Hanschen went to Morto
/. Thursday with force of men to com
a mence work on the superstructure of
new building to be erected by Mr.. Nc
Gowan of the Southern Minnesota Rae
ing Association. The building will be
;. fine one and will he constructed wit
brick from Mr.. Aufderhcide's yards q
Morton. The foundation will be of Gu
granite. :
The Breeders Association have al
ranged for some very interesting races {
: the Driving Park on the Fourth Of Jul.
They will consist as follows: Trottin
race, purse 500; pacing contest. purs
: 800: running race, purse $50: gentle