New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-05-13
The Local
News Of
the Week.

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Roy Setter is clerking for W. Eibner.
The Company A boys are organizing a
brass band.
Alfred Emmerich has accepted posi-
ton with Henle s. Marti.
Paul Pills and family of this city have
moved to Dayton, Ohio.
Frank Burg's fine bowling alley will
be ready by next Saturday.
Alfred Hellman has been elected treas
urer of the Gibbon Athletic Club.
Jos. Macho was fined SIS and costs by
Justice Jacobs on Thursday for assault.
The Uncle Josh Spruceby Co. Will ap-
pear at Turner Hall next Sunday eve
ming.
Several Madelia men arrived with
teams on Monday to work in the Fristche
rayine,
Mrs. Andrew Shogren of Lafayette was
taken seriously sick while in the city
Sunday.
The date for the District Christian En-
deavor Convention at Sleepy Eye has
been changed to July Oath.
DR.. Rothenburg and Hugo Schleudel
came down from Springfield yesterday
morning to see the latter's father.
ALT. Helling has sent his PAGER, sired
by Capt. Wilkes, up from Linden to be
trained by James Greer for the July rae
Wenzel Schotzko has retired from the
management of the Union Hotel and is
now living in the Klossner building on
Center Street.
Rev. Oehler, who is Rev, Sam Smiths
German assistant in ST.. Paul, will speak
at the Congregational church in this city
on the 31st of May.
John Affolter OF West Newton has
purchased village residence property in
Gibbon, with the view of making that
town his future home.
The marriage of Miss Ella Setter and
Mr.. Fred Spoerhase has been announced
to occur on the 23rd of this month at
the home of the young lady's mother.
Theo. Mattke and VIM. Mueller of
Morgan we're here on Friday. Mr.. Muel-
Ter has been appointed administrator Of
the estate of the late Mrs. Minnie Matt
Ike.
It will be matter Of pleasure to many
as we'll of interest to all to know that
Jenkin Lloyd Jones is to deliver another
address, in this city sometime during the
summer.
The village of Nicollet in the county
across the way is to have newspaper,
all by itself. It will be known to the
world at large as the Leader and will be
in charge of Dr.. G. Wilbur Ray.
Mr.. Krahmer, the ex-New Ulm boy
who ran for the assembly at the recent
election in St. Paul, was triumphantly
elected. With one exception he received
tie largest vote Of any candidate for a
similar position.
The Turner picnic next Sunday will
most likely be held in Alwin's grove a.
long the Cottonwood. It will be bas.
ket affair and only members of the 60
ciety with their children are to partici-
pate in the festivities.
Large chunks of coal are being dug
out by the railroad graders in the Frit-
sche ravlne, the cuts in places being over
one hundred feet deep. Might make a
sensation ont of it, if we wanted to imi-
tate Redwood Falls.
Vincenz Kakowski, laborer in the
Northwestern gravel pit, had his foot
crushed. Monday morning by the falling
of heavy stone down an embankment.
No bones were broken and the fellow
left for Winona the next day.
Mr.. Marschner received letter from
May Ellen Lease on Saturday stating
positively that she will lecture here on
the 10th. An effort Is being made to Sc
cure the new court room TO accommodate
those who desire to hear her. n
At the meeting of the Minnesota VAL
ley Medical Society in Mankato this
week, Drs, Hirsch of this city and Well
come of Sleepy Eye viii read important
papers. DR.. Strickler is president of the
association and Dr.. Hirsch one of the
wee presidents.
Geo. Backcr has finally decided to
build Touring mill at Mankato, in case