New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-05-05
The Local
News Of
the EEK.

severe attack OF pneumonia.
Ferdinand Crone was Twin City VS.
itor Friday and Saturday.
DR.. Gustav Fischer has rented the
Christmann residence on Broadway.
The officials of the Minneapolis 8 St.
Louis road were In the city Monday.
John Lind has been at Slayton since
Monday on legal business.
Rev. Krienke and wife have been
spending portion of the week with
Flour City friends.
r. D.. Beamann, night operator at the
Northwestern depot, is enjoying weeks
vacation.
Jos. A. Eckstein has purchased that
portion of the Pfenninger building
which he now occupies for $4,000.
Attorneys Lind and Eckstein argued
cases before the State Supreme Court at
St. Paul last Thursday.
The marriage of Axel Hellickson and
Miss Jessie L,athernan of Springfield
occurred Friday.
Miss Rollett of Chicago is here and
will spend the summer with Mrs. Nellie
French.
Mrs. E. c. Behna<e returned from st.
James Monday. a1er son, Wil1iasn, IS
ence more able to be about. .-.
Architect Gerlach of Mankato was in
the city Saturday inspecting the work
on the new hospital addition. +.
F. Heimerdinger and wife casee down
from Golden Gate Sunday to witness
"Das Stiftungsfest''
Hugo Roos came down froan Minne-
apolls Saturday in order to Join the act
ives on their trip to st. Louis,
Mrs. John P. Arbes and Mrs. Bentzjn
of Hallock, this state, are paying visit
to their parents who reside in this city.
Rev. Fl. w. Johnson, the Congrega-
tional minister, went to Minneapolis yes
ter1ay tosspend couple of days.
a "coaundrum social will be given
by the ladies of the Congregational
church ut the church assrlors tomorrow
evening"
Nick Picker has been succeeded at the
Eagle Mill by Milwaukee engineer.
Picker a,as held the position nigh onto
thirty gears.
John Luedke is here from Huron,
South Dakota, on a visit. He has puc.
chased property ia New Ulm and may
conclude to make this his home.
Mrs. McKittrick h.s rented her resc
denoe to Mr.. GerbotA of Adrian. Ger
both formerly lived aear Sleepy Eye aaad
became we'll knowM citizen of Brown
county.
Jos. Burke, who hass been sick at the
hospital, was out for THE first time Sun-
day. ION Monday Ire went to his home
at sleepysEye to re.Gaiu week before
resum&ng his work as fireman.
The District Christian Endeavor Con-
ventioe will be held at st. Peter June
4th, 9th and 9Th. Many will attend from
here and Rev. Johnson, C. A. Hintz and
G. A s@ttomeyer will participate IN the
program to the extent of reading papers.
At meeting of Heoker Post on Mon
day eve ming it was decided to observe
Memorial Day in thus ,oity on Sunday,
the 30th. A committee on arrangements
was appointed, consisting of the follow
ing Col. Bobleter, Cod. Baasen, Frank
Friedmann, August Hellmann and B.
Marschner.
Supt. d'ritchett has decided upon June
18th as the date for the commencement
exercises sat the New IlM high school.
The exercises will he held at Union
Hall, and the Assistant isuperindent Of
Public Inst1uction,lC. w. C. Hyde, will
deliver the principal address.
The season within which Ssh can be
legally caught opened saturday, except
for black bass, which cannot he caught
until the 18th. @ The new law makes it
& misdemeanor to sell or expose for sale
at any time any brook trout or black
bass in any place in Minnesota.
The program Of racing events for the
Southern Minnesota Circuit is out. The
dates lfor New Tim are July 3rd and
4th..2nd the events: as follows: Saturday,
$50 trot and 2:2o trot o. pace, purse.
tor each $3.50; also half-mile running
race tor purse Of $50; Sunday, 2:sO
pace and $50 trot for purses Of $50
and hali-mlle run for purse of $50.