New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-05-27

Miss Frank Of Sleepy Eye Is wishing
with Miss Meta Koch.
Otto Schleuder has gone to Springfield
to work for his brother.
The Union Hall Stable Yards will
hereafter be used as city pound yards.
Herman ANIME has concluded to es-
tablish an architects Office in this city.
Mrs. Baker Of Sleepy Eye has been
the guest Of Miss Baasen since Monday.
Mrs. Z. G. johnson Of Ncrthfeld is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Som
mer.
Herman Ricke and Miss Anna Gluth
of Eden were united in marriage last
Thursday.
Mrs. Riegel left for Bay City, Mlchi-s
gan, on Thursday to visit friends and
relatives.
Chas. Schneider came up from ST..
Paul Saturday to spend few days with
his mother.
A picnic will be given by the Milford
Farmers Club at Pfaender's farm on the
7th Of June.
Miss Emma Green of Hutchinson is
visiting here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Green.
Chas. Joern and wife came up from
Nicollet Thursday to attend the funeral
of their grandchild.
/ It is said that j. 81. Strasser will have
the local agency of the Val. Blatz Brew
ing Co. of Milwaukee.
Henry A. Zobel, the we'll known trav-
cling man, says Re will soon change his
residence to New Ulm.
Major W. W. Smith of the Governors
Staff will deliver the Memorial Day ora
ton at Sleepy Eye this year.
Miss Hulda Lindahl, who has been
working at &. W. A. Krook's, has re-
turned t. her home in Lafayette.
John Woratschka has commenced
work on large new barn to be erected
on the lot just north of his saloon build
ing. -~.
The McCleary organs are doing the
shouting and Geo. Some1ville is saving
the wood.-Fairmont Sentinel, 1t. Gov.
Days paper. .s-..
The war department. sent nine head
stones for soldiers graves to this city
last week and ordered them to be placed
in the various cemeteries. I'D.
Andrew Rinke and Chas. Berg of
Sleepy Eye were in the city Thursday.
Each Of them broug hit down fast horse
for track training by Mr.. Greer.
The Nicollet Leader says that August
Freitag discovered nest of you.g foxes
last week, captured them and sold the
outfit to Otto Schell of this city.
The Republican State Convention to
nominate candidate for governor and
other state offices has been called for Ju-
ly LIST at St. Paul. Brown county will
be entitled to twelve delegates.
Misses Minnie Fischer and Minnie
Pfaender have been reelected as Kinder
garten teachers in the public schools Of
St. Paul. During the past year they
have given excellent satisfaction.
The following from abroad attended
the Spoerhase-Seiter wedding: Mrs.
Haub, Mr.. and Mrs. Helmes and O.. E..
Setter of St. Paul, Frank Rinke of Slee-
Ply Eye and the Misses Frida and Lulu
Setter of Winthrop.
" A branch of the Children's Home So
clety, similar to the one existing here,
has been started in Springfield. II. G.
Walnke is president, Mrs. John Lau vice
president, 81. Bendixcn secretary and Mrs.
Westinghouse treasurer.
The St.. Peter Herald says: "Ira Shiss-
lcr of Mankato wants to 60 to congress.
Should think he would prefer to locate
in Milwaukee or New Ulm.'' Yes; and
shold he try for the congressional nomi-
nation, St. Peter would be good place
to go to for the sake of burial or retire
ment.
The following is Sunday mornings
rifle score; Pfaender, 1863; Lila, 161;
Chas. Hauenstein, 1856; Grebe, 143; Voss,
1888; Goetsch, 100; Ernst Brandt, 1O3;
Chas Brust, 101; Aumueller, 10; Fred
Brust, ~. In shooting for prizes Paul
Voss won two first prizes and VIM.
Pfaender one.
The notorious Zuckermann Jew case,
which occupied SO much time at last: