New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-22
Mrs. e. e. Rein IS visiting her parents

Nm. G. G. Rein is visiting her parents
at Saltwater.
Miss Amanda Gerber Of st. Paul is the
guest Of Mrs. Chas. Sauer.
Chas. Toberer and W. q. Koch trans
acted business at Springfield last Satur-
day.
Gus. Goetsch now occupies the Lob
mann Guiding and Ernst Laue the rooms
over the saloon.
Chas. i. Roos is in the east this week,
visiting such points as Boston, New York,
Philadelphia and Washington.
Nagel, Boock s Pullman COM
menced work last week on DR.. Schools
new tenement house on State Street.
VIM. Pfaender and Geo. Doehne of |
this city have been appointed executors
of the estate Of Augusta Gerboth, late of
CORTLAND.
On Thursday John G. Rudolph sold
his residence property on Broadway to
Peter Manderfeld who will take possess
ion in May. Consideration $2,S00..
City Surveyor Book has been making
a survey and preparing maps of Broad
way the past week, preparatory to hav-
ing the street bouleva1ded and graded.
| The Minnesota Synod of Lutheran
churches, including Minnesota and 9TH
er states, has ordered It's next annual
meeting to be held in New Ulm in June.
The session will continue for week and
will bring to the city in the neighbour
hood of $50 ministers, many of whom
are prominent in the profession.
| On Monday Messrs. Hanschen and
Schapekahm sold the other half of the lot
which they bought of DR.. Stricken to O.
M. Olsen for $1,000. 1t has frontage
+ of twenty-five feet and joins the rest of
Mr.. Olsen's property on Minnesota street.
. It is understood that fine new building
is soon to take the place of the old one.
At Sleepy Eye on Monday there &C.
CURED the death of P. II. Randall, one
l of the oldest inhabitants of the county.
Mr.. Randall served through the Civil
War in the Second Wisconsin Cavalry
e and was present at the capture of JEFF.
' Davis. He came to this county after
:, the war and was quite prominent in its
}. history.
Andrew Kempe of St. Peter was in the
u city over Sunday for the purpose of con-
+ sulting with the New Ulm band relative
y to the next tournament. At meeting
held Sunday afternoon it was agreed tt
e notify all the towns Of the nature of thu
l. next meeting, and then give the tourna
k ment to the city offering the greatest in
> ducements. Prize contests will be
feature of this years gathering, and i
t. is to re hoped that New Ulm may secur
3 it.
Is Fred Fritsche of Lafayette was in tn
l. city Tuesday en- matters concerning hi
suit against the New Ulm & Southwest
IS ern Railway. He says the suit is ar
n preaching settlement and that the par
g ties have agreed upon the amount o
Is damages at $3.50. The only difference
m is in the location of crossings and in thi
d they have assented to the demand
of Mr.. Fritsche, but he demands gaur
e antee for the future and this has not ye
e been granted.-St. Peter Herald.
'e The Mankato Free Press of Thursda,
Re says: Geo. w. Somerville of Sleepy Ey'
n was in the city to-day on business befor
l. Judge Severance and found time to cal
" on few of his friends. He IS on tri1
through portion of the Second district
n looking after his candidacy for congress
IS and IN speaking of matters POLITICAL, III
II said: I am not in Mankato on any bust
IS ness connected with my canvass,as shall
t. not do any workin Blue Earth county, bu
h shall concede it to Mr.. McCleary. I an
J. taking I. hopeful view of the situation
and. have seen nothing discouraging t.
II my prospects thus far. From what
y have been able to discern, it looks a
though there would be other candidate
e. in the field later. thought that woult
e. announce myself early enough to Civ
a the people chance to look up my rec
h ord.
at To give some idea Of the value to tn
1t city Of the last council the following zig
nres may be quoted: Expended ON streets
T. $12,135.64 divided by contract as fol
ut lows: Henry Hanschen, $2,00s.s8; Ere