New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-01
The Local
News Of
the Y Meek.

Mrs. B. r. Weber is tile guest of
Flour City friends.
Episcopal services will be held tomor-
row evening at Schell's hall
Mrs. II. M. Noach of Morton is guest
at the home of Chas. Sommer.
Chas, L. Roos attended Millers' Meet.
ing IN Minneapolis last Saturday.
Miss Anna Arbes has gone to Mime.
apolis to accept Of employment. &
VIM. Blake has purchased the farm of
JOS. Affolter in Ridgely for $4,000.
Jos. Sattler will conduct photograph
gallery on Seventh Street in st. Paul.
The Bicycle club will hold its first
meeting this year on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary Bogen will go to Chaska
this week for months visit with her
sister.
Louis Irving has traded his house in
the Third ward for that of John Veit in
the First.
DR.. J. II. James, the Mankato oculist,
will be at DR.. Schoch's office next Sun.
day, April 9Th.
The father of G. W. H. Heideman
and Mrs, GottIieb Schmidt is quite i'll at
the home of the latter.
G. A. Johnson, brother-in-law of Louie
Mueller of this city, is running for alder
man in St. Peter this year.
Miss Hers will open her Klndergar-
ten School on April 9Th at Turner Hall.
Sessions from 2 to 5 80 o'clock p. M.
One of the workmen on the new road
was suddenly taken sick on Sunday and
removed to the hospital for treatment.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Weller on Thursday. Mr.. Weller is the
city beer driver for the Hauenstein brew
cry,
About two hundred people attended
the Turner entertainment Sunday eve
ming. 1t proved to be most pleasant
affair.
J. II. McBeth, the Mankato plumber,
was in the city Friday evening figuring
with Dr.. Stricken for hot water heat
ing plant
The Misses Espenson have opened
dress-making parlors in the Masonic
Block. They were formerly located on
State Street.
Mrs. 0. NJ. Olsen entertained largo
party of friends in a very agreeable man.
ner at her beautiful new home on Tues
day evening.
J. r. Lan1aru Of Redwood Falls, for
merly Of this city. acted as chairman of
the Republican district convention in
Mankato last week.
School closed for the Easter vacation
On Friday. The youngsters will accord
ingly be happy for the next two weeks,
providing the weather is good
G. M. Gress,the Sleepy Eye miller, was
in the city Friday and while here secured
the services of Ferd. Bachm an as an en-
ployce in the Sleepy Eye Mill
The marriage of C. W. Perry, one Of
the surveyors Of the Minneapolis & St..
Louis corps, and Miss. Lena Baarsch is
announced to occur on the 21st of April.
W. J. McHale of Tracy was in the city
over Sunday. He had been at Winona
the LAY previous where he called on Hen
ry Reigner. whom he reports to be very
low.
The branch station of the Lafayette
Creamery has at last been located ON Ole
Peterson's place in Brighton. A deci-
sion to this effect was reached by the
stockholders on Wednesday.
Rev: Simmons, the brilliant Minneap-
oils U-itarian, spoke at Gebser's Hall
last evening on the Meaning and Aim
of Liberal Movement" His discourse
was one of unusual interest and highly
instructive.
As result of the dissolEtionofpartne
ship existing between Alb. Meyer and
Jos. Sattler, the former will continue to
run the gallery on Broadway, while Henry
Goede, a young artist, willhave chargeof
that in the Rudolph Building.
VIM. Engel, aged TWENTY-FIVE, died at
the home Of his father, Fred Engel, in
this city early Monday morning of acute
tuberculosis. He had been sick but a
short time and was brought up from
Quincy, Illinois, onlysa few days ago
The funeral will be held from the Luth-