New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-05-20

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DE-. Rothenburg Of Springfield was in
the city Sunday on professional business.
There will be prize bowling 1t Turner
Hall Park every Sunday during May and
June.
The Ringling Bros Circus will be
held on the New Ulm Driving Park
grounds.
Mrs. Carl Schmidt and son, Herman,
arrived home from their western trip
Wednesday evening.
The Leibold building on Minnesota
Street is being remodeled and supplied
with city water connections.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Small on Thursday. Mr.. Small is a
son-in-laW of Bernard Marschner.
The New Ulm Plate Glass Co. will
hold its annual meeting at Schell's Hall
next Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
Attorney !. NJ. Olson Of Sleepy Eye is
in the city, as representative of H. G.
HAYS in his case before the county COM
mlssioners.
Martin Bohlig of St. Paul opened up
an immense dry goods and millinery stock
in the Gebser building last Friday. His
wife and clerk are also here.
Accompanying Bishop Gilbert on his
visit to this city on Friday were Rev. D.
F. Thompson of St. Peter and Rev. W.
K. Knowlton of Redwood Falls.
Col. Crooks and General Solicitor
Clarke of the Minneapolis & St. Louis
road were in the city Friday. The lat
ter was accompanied by his wife.
An effort is being made to have the
Mankato Maroons and the Saint Peter
Saints play u matched game Of ball on
the New Ulm grounds III the near future
for purse of 500.
Rev. Schaefer.the Evangelical preech-
er at CORTLAND, has been transferred to
Appleton, this state. He will be sue
ceeded by Rev. Passer of Waseca. Rev.
Chris. Engelbert of Cottonwood goes to
Marshall.
A rope pulling contest took place in
the rear of the Kaschau barber shop Sun
day afternoon. Six Swedes and six Ger
mans entered the contest and the Ger
mans won. It lasted 81 minutes and
was highly exciting.
Jos. Schumacher has commenced the
rebuilding of his malt house and will
make it two stories high in order to con-
form to the new brewery which he in
tends to erect next year. He will have
fine plant when it is all completed.
The contractors figure Oh having the
new road completed by July list. Il
they succeed, It's completion will be cele.
brated in connection with the Fourth OF
July festivities in the grandest demon.
stration New Ulm has ever witnessed.
The Ellen Beach Yaw Concert ca. will
be in Mankato on the 30th of May and
will be attended by several New Ulm
parties. The Company includes Max
Dick, and the manager, Victor Thrane
is near relative of the Krook family
of this city. .-.'
Mrs. L:1Wooley, aged sixty nine years
is very i'll at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Truman Humphry in the town of
Stark, as the result of a paralytic stroke
Last week two of her sons from Howard
Lake, one from Buffalo and one from
Minneapolis came to see her.
At the regular court session at Red
wood Falls last week, Hon. 0. B. Turrel]
made application for the continuance OF
the case against him, charging him with
grand larcency, and secured it by an at.
fidavit to the effect that DR.. Flynn would
testify to Turrell having been unsettled
in his mind at the time the affair was
committed. Sad state OF affairs isn't it
when man Of Turrell's standing must
resort to such u pitiable defense to shield
himself from the punishment that attach.
es to crime? s.
The other day Sheriff Anderson went
to Sleepy Eye for the purpose of serving
papers on Recorder Larrabee, demand
ing payment for the Ft. Wayne Electric
Light Go. of 81 ,O4O, the amount claimed
by them for putting in the electric
light plant at that place. The village
council have always claimed that the
plant was unsatisfactory and have stead
lily refused payment on that ground. A
meeting will be held soon to discuss wha,
steps shall be taken and at this meeting
Prof Richardson. fho University a1pcfri