New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-15
j. Newhart returned from California

yesterday.
/ Carl Macho, the stone mason, has re-
moved to Kasota.
Miss Brunner has resigned her position
. in the store of Geo. Graf.
Rev. Robert Heidmann Of Gale lonia
is the guest of f. G. KOCH
i Chas. Sauer arrived from ST. Paul Mon
day with his stock of boots and shoes.
The river raised sixteen inches from
Monday morning till Tuesday morning.
Photographer Bangs and wife of Sleepy
Eye attended the Remenyi Concert Mon
day.
John Woratschka has supplied his sa-
loon building with city waterworks con-
nections. &4~ -. .s K.
Mic Schraudt has removed his saloon
fixtures to tie building occupied by Hy.
Kaschau. .".... l.. .... Il
There will be no Episcopal services
this week, but on the evening of the 23rd
at Schell's Hall. ~@.
Ezra Bennett Of Sibley county is sick
at the Hospital in this city. He is under
the care of DR.. Hirsch. l.,
In Lake Crystal the saloon licence has
been raised 20 $3.50 and all of the dealers
have refused to continue IN business.
Chas Loenhard has purchased two lots
opposite the Eagle Mill for $4O0. He
will erect his foundry building thereon.
Itwas reported yesterday that tile New
Ulm Post had been sold by J. H: Strass-
er to Armin Petry of Mankato and Ed.
Petry Of this city.
There is good deal Of illegal fishing
going ON in the neighboring rivers at
present. People who are in the habit of
using nets should be careful.
Supt. Races address before the Teach
er's Reading Circle on Saturday was not
only instructive, but entertaining as we'll.
The attendance was quite large.
A council of the Congregational
Churches of the county will he held in
this city next Tuesday afternoon to take
action on the resignation of Rev. Camp
| bell.
After May 1st, Weather Observer Eek
stein will report daily on the weather
forecast either by bulletin or signal flags
and also on the condition of the crops
throughout the wheat belt.
A valuable milch COW belonging to
John Baar was run over and killed by
the afternoon passenger train from the
east yesterday. The accident occurred
just below the freight depot.
A special from Washington reads to
the effect that Congressman McCleary is
preparing bill to pension several of the
New Ulm settlers for the pare they took
in the Sioux Mass acre in 1862.
The Commercial Union took up the
matter of electric lights Friday evening
and came to the conclusion that our
present system was inadequate. Their
opinion will be embodied in petition
and presented to the council.
Mueller s, Roos have traded fifty feet
on Broadway for fifty feet on Firs,
North belonging to John Woratsch-
ka. The latter piece of property includes
a brick barn which will hereafter be used
as livery stable, e,thus giving the owners
a desirable street entrance.
One Of Edouard Remenyi's most init
mate friends is Col. Robert G. Ingersoll,
When the great violinist took sick two
weeks ago Col. Ingersoll was the first to
send a telegram to cheer him up and tell
ling him that the world needs good men
and that he should not be so foolish as tc
yield. r-asss !.
The sad news was received here late
yesterday afternoon of the death of Verne
Matthews as the result of surgical oper.
alton at st. Paul. The particulars could
not be learned, but certain it is that the