New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-05-05

Mra. Hugo Fischer is. visiting with
81, Paul friends.
Paul Hackbarth has resigned his posi-
ton at Eibner's restaurant.
Louis Fntsche Of Minnear polls is visit.
ing here with. friends.
Mrs. Welcome will 60 to Nebraska
this week to visit with her sister.
81. Schade and wife we're down from
Sleepy Eye over Sunday.
Anton Hellmer Of West Newton has
removed to Turtle Lake, Wisconsin.
Quite large party Of young people
spent an enjoyable Sunday afternoon at
the Fish Pond.
The Hunters Club contemplate loca-
ting new rife range across the Cotton
wood.
VIM. Silverson made business trip
to Pierre last week. A.W. Bingham ac-
companied him as far as Brookings.
Max Dick, the violinist, and Ellen
Beach Yaw, the renowned singer, will
appear at Mankato on the 14th inst.
Mrs John Larson entertained Mrs.
Warren of Tracy several days of last
week.
Miss Della Hornburg has made ar
arrangements to give lessons in music at
Courtland.
Mr.. Arveson, who has been spending
the winter in Norway, will return to
Sleepy Eye about the Goth.
F. Burg Jr. wears the Columbia Club
gold medal this week and w. g. Alvin
the BOBBY. The former made score
of 1873.
Mrs. W.n. Mueller came down from
Springfield Wednesday to attend the Gel
ebration of her mothers fifty third birth
day.
Mrs. Sternberg was called to st. Paul
Saturday by |. letter announcing her
\ husbands sickness at one Of the city hos
pitfalls.
August Marschner, SON of B. Marsch-
ner of tins city has associated himself
with Mr.. Verkins in the publication Of
the Winona Dispatch.
| Geo. Jacobs has been elected as del
eeate to the grand lodge meeting of the
I. @. O. F. in Minneapolis on the 9th Of
June, and Frank Friedman as an alter
nate.
NJ. B. Mute, one of the uew millers in
the Eagle Mill, will move his family
here this week from Columbus, Wiscen-
sin. He has rented rooms in the Kies-
ling building on Front Street.
DR.. Beach, the noted pastor of the
Plymouth Congregational church of
Minneapolis, will pay visit to his friend
and relative, Rev. johnson of this city,
during the sumner and upon that occa-
sion will deliver public lecture.
Walther Dahnn, who lived with Capt.
George until recently, when he accepted
a clerksh;p at Madelia, has become a
partner Ia u new grocery firm at Manka-
to. The other member of the firm is
Henry Hillesheim Jr.
About thirty Catholics gathered at
Union Hall Sunday afternoon for the
purpose of organizing society Of Cath
Ole Foresters. Nothing resulted from
the meeting except a resolution to hold
another meeting Two weeks hence.
The steamboat, Henrietta, would have
made the trip up the river as far as New
Ulm, had it not been for the wagon
bridge over the Minnesota river at Cam
bria. The bridge was built last fall, is
stationary and only twenty-five feet
above low water.
The citizens of Albert Lea have raised
$500 with which to encourage expert
! ments among the farmers in the cultiva-
ton of the sugar beet. Mr.. Pastel, an
expert from Grand Island, will spend
most Of the summer there giving instruc-
tions.
o. G. Richard, travelling representa-
tive for St. Louis hardware house,
spent portion of the week with his
parents near CORTLAND. Mr.. Richard
has been travelling through Canada of
late, but his success as salesman has
induced his house to send him TO Austria
lia.
The mayor of Pipestone in order to
I'm nrnva thp looks Of hls CITY has offered