New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-03-31
The Local
News Of
the Week,

NlOrtOn yesterday.
Geo: Graft went to St, Paul Monday
on business.
The public school children are enjoy
ing weeks vacation.
Otto Schell has supplied his home
with an Edison phonograph.
The case of Lind VS.. the St. Paul Dis
patch has been set for the 9Th.
ALI. Baarsch will return to his post, of
duty at Fargo the latter part of the week.
Reuben Townsend moved onto Mr..
Doty's farm near Courtland last Wednes-
daC. "
Miss Antonio Zieher has been engaged
to teach QUE Of the schools near Spring
field.
Frank L. Randall, the Winona attor-
ney, was IN the city on legal business
Friday.
Chas. Spreng Jr. has resigned his po-
sition with Schnobricla Bros. and accep-
ted one at Stuebe's,
Representative Heimerdinger took ad-
vantage of the Saturday recess to spend
a day with his fane.ly.
Mrs. Jos. Flor was pleasantly sur
prised 10y the members of the Germania
Sisters Lodge.on Thursday evening.
The first. rehearsal of the chorus that
is t. sing during the Hermann's Festival
will be held next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Boesck went to St. Paul Sunday
in order to meet her husband who was
expected home from Mt. Clemens yester-
day.
H. A. Snbilia was out for the first
time on Monday after long siege of
sickness. MIR. Subilia is now over IS
years old.
Jos. A. Eckstein, Fred Pfaender and
VIM. Koch were in St. Paul last week
attending the grand lodge session of
the A. o. u. w.
. Mrs. Man. Stark of Bashaw, who has
been under the treatment of DIR. Hirsch
in this CITY for the past three weeks, will
return to 'her home today.
Attorney A. r. Pau has been nomina-
ted by the Democrats of Mankato as
their candidate for Mayor. The Repub-
lican candidate is L. A. Under, the ban
.ker
At the sprize bowling contest at Burg's
alley Sunday afternoon the prizes went
in the order named to the following per-
sons: John Eichmann, Alex Scott and
Adam Peters.
Chas. Beimann hes awarded the con-
tract for building his new home to
Henry schriefer. Otto Tape will con-
struct the new residence that Eugene
Koehler lis to build on Broadway.
The Citizens Party by petition have
nominated Jacob Klossner il. for alder
man Ill the Second ward and Werner
Boesch for alderman in the Third. No
was made in the First.
Gottfried Stock died last Tuesday
at the advanced age of eighty
seven years. Mr.. Stock came to New
Ulm in 1861 and has lived here ever
since. The funeral was held from the
Lu theran church on Friday.
Col. Crooks, chief engineer of the
& St. Louis was in the city
from "Wednesday until Saturday, watch
isg the action of the high-water and al
SO giving testimony before Commission
ers Koch, Manderfeld and Schmid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stages of Minneapolis
arrived here on Friday and will visit
with John G. Rudolph, the father of Ms.
Stages. Mr.. Stages IS quite feeble as the
result of an accident, that occurred last
fall, and will remain here for several
weeks. I
The state board of pardons has been
petitioned to release Alexander Moore,
who was sentenced 10y Judge Weber to
the state prison on the re fermatory plan
for larceny at Springfield. The petition
Ell is the prisoners wife who alleges that
she is sick and unable to support her
self.
Fire started III the warehouse of Hen
~ Wehye early Sunday evening. just
how and where the blaze originated is
not known, but fortunately the flames
we're detected in plenty Of time to ena-
Die the fire department to do valuable
service. The only damage that resulted
was to the roof Of the building and to q
poEtlon of the grain.
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