New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-03-24

of last week in Redwood county.
Mrs. VIM. Dannheim of Lafayette
went to St. Peter last week to attend a
sick daughter, !
Attorney Pau came up from Manka-
to Friday to argue divorce case before
Judge Weber. @
Hugo Vetter will return to St. Louis
next week after prolonged visit with
relatives in this city.
Julius Sheiderich has been given po-
sition as fireman on one of the North
western passenger trains.
Herman c. Schmidt left for Chicago
Saturday afternoon. he will study law
at the Northwestern University.
Chris. sprenger, clerk in the drygoods
store of Crone Bros, is unable to attend
to his duties on account of sickness.
Mrs. Matthew Mueller was called to
LIE Sueur Monday. Her son-in-law,
Herman Won Essen, is dangerously ill.
John Posi-, one of the patients at the
hospital, returned last week to his home
! at Sanborn, much improved in health.
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Pusch of St. Paul last week. Mrs. Pusch
is daughter of c. Baltrusch of this city,
Henry Behnke captured the gold
badge at the bowling club meeting We'd
nesday evening. He made a score of
1T.
| DR.. Kohler, the Minneapolis optician,
gave the Teachers Association a short
talk on "Eyesight" at the courthouse
Saturday afternoon.
| The approaches to the Northwestern
bridge over the Minnesota will be taken
down this spring and replaced with en-
tirely new trestle worke.
! The Sutherland Theatre Co. went from
i here to Springfield. While in this city
] the company drew large houses and ap.
| parently gave satisfaction.
! Carl OlstaG of Lake Hanska is an.
nounced as one of the young farmers
who will graduate from the State Agri.
cultural School on the 26th of March.
| The county commissioners on Thurs.
day awarded the contract for repairing
the Springfield Cottonwood bridge tt
Book Bros. of this city. The contract
price was 1888,
Geo. Schmidt of the Empire Mill Co
and Paul Voss, head miller, will go tt
New Prague this week to inspect thu
mill recently built at that place by the
Allis Co. of Milwaukee.
| At the prize bowling contest at Burg
alley Sunday afternoon, George Hauen
stein won the gold-headed cane with
score of 80 out of possible 80. Pete,
Graft won the second prize-a hat-rack.
The commissioners, appointed to ap
praise the property against which con
demnation proceedings we're commenced
by the Minneapolis, New Ulm & South
western, will meet in this city on tn,
25th.
| The Board of Public Works at it.
meeting on Tuesday evening took up thu
matter of supplying Fifth North Street
west of State, with water mains, and de-
cided against recommending the pro
posed Improvement.
| Capt. Wanzer came up from Mime
apolis Monday to watch the effect of The
high water on the new railroad bridge
and also to observe the actions of the
| Cottonwood at the point where it is in
tended that the new road shall cross.
/ VIM F. Kunze, representative of this
county in the State University, has re.
Gently been elected an associate member
of the American Chemical Society. This
is high honor, for the society is parti-
cular In its membership. There are but
eight or nine members of the society in
Minnesota at the present time.
/ A Union Bible Service was held at the
Congregational church on Sunday eve
ming. The list of speakers included Revs.
johnson OF the Congregational church,
Eyrich of the Evangelical, Krienke Of
the Methodist and Evans of Minneapo-
lis. The latter is superintendent of the
American Bible Society for Minnesota.
quite painful accident befel Ernst
J Roeder last Saturday, while hauling beer
to town. While traversing the rough
road .on the outskirts of town, some of
the beer kegs fell off the wagon, and in