New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-08
Alb. Koch spent Sunday and Monday

Tor the Easter vacation.
Miss Birdie Mullen IS the guest of Wi
mona friends this week.
Miss Schilling has accepted a position
in the store of Geo. Graft.
Rev. Campbell and family will return
to Illinois, their former home.
Architect Struck of Minneapolis spent
Sunday with the family of DR.. Hirsch.
John Swenson of Lafayette lies at the
point Of death with typhoid pneumania.
John Lind went to St. Paul yesterday
to argue certain cases before the State
Supreme Court. ~.
All of, the school teachers who have
been away on a vacation returned home
yesterday afternoon.
Ed. Erickson and O. G.. Olson of AL
bin attended Good Templars Meeting
in St. Paul last week.
Henry Koehler had his right hand
badly injured by too close contact with
circular saw on Wednesday.
Gunder NJ. johnson has completed his
course at the State Farm School and re-
turned to his home in Albin.
Mr.. Wlllet of Hector has moved to Ft.
Ridgely with his family. He will have
charge of the new creamery at that place.
Mrs. G. H. Helmes arrived from St.
Paul Saturday to spend the Easter Holi-
days with her mother, Mrs. Helen Sci
ter.
Senator Knute Nelson will deliver the
leading address during the G. A. College
commencement exercises at St. Peter in
May.
Otto Baarsch is now the owner of Lit
tie Joe, the popular trotting horse. He
purchased him of E. G. Gilmore last
week.
Miss Allie Scherer left for Washington,
D. c., yesterday afternoon. She goes to
spend several weeks with her sister Mrs
Olsen.
The young people of the Congrega-
tional church will give all Indigo Social
at the church parlors on the evening of
the 18th.
Mrs. Simon and Mrs. Ernst WITCH ,rski
returned from their Texas trip last Satur-
day, after spending four weeks in the
sunny south.
The dances at Union Hall and Schmuck-
er's Tivoli on Monday evening were
unusually attended. The halls were
packed to the limit.
Paul and Andrew Mo, Hans Anderson
and Otto Rono of Lake Hanska have
gone north for the purpose of buying
land west of Duluth.
There will be another Unitarian meet
ing at Gebser's Hall next Tuesday eve
ming. AS yet, it has not been decided
who the speaker will be.
The dance, given by Eckstein's Or
chcstra at Turner Hall Sunday evening,
was not largely attended, but those pres
ent succeeded in having a very pleasant
time,
AT the next meeting of the Literary
Society at Turner Hall on the 18th of
April, the following authors Will be TAX
en- up and discussed: Nathaniel P. Willis,
Edgar Allan Poe, Bayara Taylor and
Geo. VIM. Curtis.
Peter Dowry, the wen-known repre-
sentative of the Western Supply Co. of
St: Paul, died suddenly at his Mankato
home On Thursday. MIR. Dowry was
popular salesman in New Ulm and sold
more goods than any man in his line.
The bicyclists of che city organized an
American League Club Thursday eve
ming. The following are the officers:
President, Henry Kaschau; secretary and
treasurer, o. n. Olsen; captain, Hubert
Manderfeld; lieutenant, Alfred Boock.
The Turner Hall Literary Society will,
IN May sometime, secure a public and
illustrated lecture from Prof. Lugger Of
the State University on Venezuela. The
Prof. has visited that country on several
occasions, and Away IN the interest of
investigation and science
The Eastern Section of the Teachers
Reading Circle will hold special meet
ing next Saturday at the High School
Building, commencing at 10 O'Clock in
the morning. In the afternoon Supt.
Race of Redwood County will lecture on
"lhe Literature for Teachers
At the annual meeting of the Albin-
Nelson crea merry Mr.. Hudson presided