New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-04-14
Easter falls on the 18th this year, next

Easter falls on the 18th this year, next
Sunday.
John B.schmid was down from Spring
field yesterday.
Miss Koch is home from Gibbon on
weeks vacation.
Miss Rinkel OF this city will open
restaurant at Faribault.
The court house is being supplied this
week with electric light.
Presiding Elder Koerner of Faribault
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. G.. E. Schmidt of Tracy is visit
ing her parents in this city. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Gag are the hap
py parents of a daughter, born on Tues
day.
Palm Sunday, the 18th, was appropri-
ately observed by the Catholics of the
city.
Drs. Fritsche, kStrickler and Hirsch
operated or: Mrs. sauer Monday for ap-
pendicitis.
Rev. Esp. Robertson of Waseca was
here Wednesday inEthe interests of the
Waseca Assembly.
The Hunters Club have decided to
move their building to the upper end of
the park and use it as shooting stand.
The Great Western Band will give
another concert IN the End of May.
This time it will be held at Union Hall.
Miss Helen George, teacher in the
Springfield schools, has been visiting
with her parents the greater portion OF
the week.
Jos. Flor has entirely reftted and re.
papered his saloon building, preparatory
to turning it over to his new renter, Mr.
Groebner.
Mr.. Stages, who has been spending
two or three weeks with his father-ln
law, John G. Rudolph, returned to Min
neapolis Monday.
Mrs. Breitkre atz of Springfield ha!
been spending the week here with friends
Her son, Frank, of Lamberton was also
here over Sunday.
J. F, Neumann has sold the lot ad
joining Fiedler's store to DR.. Emil Muel
Ter. The doctor will erect an Office ant
veterinary hospital thereon.
The Columbia Clubs gold medal wen
to Louis G. Vogel on Wednesday, h
having rolled score of 201, the highes
of the season. c. A. Hagberg captured
the BOBBY.
Col. Crooks and Attorney Booth o
Minneapolis were in the, city yesterda!
attending another session of the com
missioners appointed to appraise con
demmed property,
Adolph Sciell moved with his famil,
to St. Paul on Wednesday. Mr.. Schel
has been offered the position OF hea,
brewer and manager of the Stahlman1
brewery of St. Paul and has accepted.
The gymnastic exhibition at Turne
Hall next Sunday evening will be vel
worth seeing. The boys have arranged
to present many new and interestin!
features. A social hop will follow tn
entertainment.
On Wednesday Hon. VIM. Skinner o
Milford purchased the residence or J. q
Vajen on German street for $4,000. MI
Skinner thus secures one of the fines
residence sites in the city, and the citi
zens of New Ulna will certainly welcom
him to their midst.
Twenty-si men working on the NJ. N
U. & S. w. track in the Fritsche ravin
struck for short while Thursday, be
cause of an effort to reduce their wage
from $1.25 to $1.1O day. The strik
proved effective in preventing a reduc
ton and the men resumed their work.
Daniel O'Niell, a well-known residen
of Fairfax, died at the hospital in thi
city on Thursday as the result of paraly
sis and blood-poisoning. Mr.. O'Niel
was fifty years of age and had lived il
the vicinity of Fl. Ridgely and Fairfa,
since the sixties. His son and tw,
daughters we're here during his last i'll
ness and accompanied the remains t,
Fairfax. ~s
According to report issued from thu
State insurance department the Starl
Farmers Insurance Association of thi
county is one of the largest of its kline