New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-03-18

Attorney Frank Clague Of LambertonI
was in the city Thursday.
John |. Sanford Of Iowa was il the CT
~ over Sunday calling on his numerous
friends.
Capt Wanzer has reEted Of Werner
Boesch the front rooms over the Star
Clothing Hall.
Fred Campbell son Of Rev. Campbell,
will spend the spring and summer on the
farm Of VIM. schrap.
9. a. Hers, Adolph Setter and Aug.
ust Berndt are talking Of spending the
summer in Colorado.
Otto Heymann and John Dengler
transacted business at Sleepy Eye and
Springfield on Friday.
The masons, who are to do the stone
work on the new railroad crossing, ar
rived from Mankato last evening.
Miss Rosa Keller celebrated her twen-
ty-first birthday on Monday. Anumber
of her young lady friends assisted her.
Rev. Thompson will speak at Schell's
Hall tomorrow evening. The services,
which are o. the Episcopal order, will
begin at $50 o'clock.
Klossner s. Mueller have purchased
the hardware and machinery of Schnei-
der & Schneider of Sleepy Eye. The
stock was sold under assignment.
A son cfThomas Forstner of s1gel died
at St. Alexander's Hospital on Thursday
from the effects of bone abscess in one
of his legs. He was seven years of age.
Chas. Sauer. of late bookkecper in the
Lindeke mill in St. Paul, has concluded
to start boot and shoe store in this CT
ty. He will occupy the Rudolph build
ing. ~.
G. A. Zelle and family arrived from
Illinois on Friday and at once COM
menced opening up a stock of boots and
shoes in the south room of the Masonic
Block. He is now ready for business.
Otto W>icherski will attend the Teach
ers Meeting in Mankato next Friday.
Among the papers announced to be read
is one by Prof. Critchett of this city on
"Geomctry and Algebra in the Grammar
Grades.''
The Republican County Convention
will be held at Springfield next Saturday
The New Ulm delegates will leave on
freight at 8 rs in the morning and return
in the evening. There will be twenty
six of them.
Geo. w. Somerville. candidate TO,
congress, was in the city yesterday
George is meeting with splendid encour.
agement from all over the district and
his chances of success grow brigi,tc,
from day to day.
John Dengler has concluded to remod.
el his bakery building completely. Az
entirely rev bake house will lie buil,
and the building used at present will be
remodeeed solely for store purposes. A
nice new front will be among the chang
es.
The Epworti League has elected the
following new officers: Pres, Fred Haen.
re; vice-president. L. Gebaardt; secreta
ry. Ed. Alvin; treasurer, A. Schmidt; Ii
brsrian, G. Scha,idt; organdst. A. Schmidt
musical dlreceor, Adolph Alvin; CORES.
poading SECRETARY, Adolps, Alvin; JAM
too, VIM. Dutasahn.
DR.. Valin delivered his second lecture
before the local physicians .onFFiday eve.
| ring and only succeede&in Strengthening
! The interest En his course of instruction
At the next meeting It IS intended, il
possible, t" flave lectures by'Dr. James Of
| Mankato and Superintendent Tomlinson
of the St:Peter Hospital. The Drs. Well.
come Of Sleepy Eye We're present at the
| meeting. ~. -,
The St. Joseph's Society of West New.
ton has elected the following new ofiic-
ers: President, Andrew Biebel; wee pres
9dent, Geo. Hnhofer; secretaries, Jos. Die
mer and jos. Vetter; treasurer. Robert
Altman II; flag bearer, Johu Klingler Jr.;
messengers 3 os. Green and Frank Koseck
executive committee, Andrew Biebel and
W. N. c. Bascharc; delegates, to State
necting, j los. Vetter and Andrew Biebel.
While Postof1ice Inspector Farrell
was here u few days ago he arranged a
plan for the detection Of one of the mail
clerks froa Tracy to Winona, ard on
Friday Johu H. Fisher was arrested for
aistracting money from letters. Proof
of guilt was obtained in marked coins
fanp6 his "a, -.