New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-04-28

Dr.. and Mn. Hilsch Waited with Fx-
celsior5 friends last Friday and Saturday
1 / Man Micklas and Herman Dahlman
are building residences on South Mime
Gotta street.
Mr.. Larson, the Springfield machine
man, was renewing old acquaintance in
this city on Monday.
Ole o. johnson and Julia Lohlbaks,
ken, both Of Linden, were. married by
Judge Laudenschlager yesterday
Charles Buenger left for Milwaukee,
Wednesday to complete his studies at
the Lutheran Theological Seminary.
Mrs. VIM. Fich Of Sleepy Eye has
been visiting with her mother, Mrs.
scheiderich, in this city since Monday.
Col. BoSleter wears the Columbia gold
medal this week, having rolled score
Of 1872. Alb. Olsen is horored with the
BOBBY.
Adolph Nellie Of the City Drug Store
was in St. Paul the forepart of the week
taking examinations before the Board Of
Pharmacy.
The property Of the late Fredericka
Fritsche was disposed of yesterday. A
Minneapolis lawyer was here in the in
terests OF Louis Fritsche.
With the aid of crutches Richard
Baasen was able to walk about the
streets on Monday. His recovery has
been speedy and remarkable. 80
1T will please the New Ulm friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Koehler to know that they
have been reelected to their old posi-
tlons in the Winthrop schools. .-<..
Miss Jennie Daley, who appeared at
Union Hall in this city during the win
ter, was married at Minneapolis last
Wednesday to Nelson D. Bessesen Of AL
bert Lea.
Fred Pfaender's maps of the city OF
New Ulm have arrived from the Office
of the photographer IN Chicago. The
map is accurately executed and makes 8
valuable acquisition 10 ones possessions
The, Review humhly begs the apology
of the people of New Ulm for having
recommended the Nashville Students
They are not only not the greatest corps
of colored artists in the world, they are
not even average entertainers. Come
Owing to the, theater at Turner Hall
next Sunday evening the Great Western
Band Concert has been postponed Until
the 9th. The boys will give the public
an entirely new program, better, if pcs.
sible, than the one given recently a,
Turner Hall. =.
The New UIm Gun Club tackled CLAW
pigeons for the first time Monday after.
noon. The following is the score out OF
possible 10: w. E. Koch, 6; Albert
Koch, 8; Col. Bobleter, 4; H. Marder-
field, 4; Chas. Hermann, 3; Louis Muel.
Ter, 3; John Buschers, 2. ~. Z
On Thursday August '1uense SOLD his
harness and saddlery stock and business
to Geo. Forster of Springfield and
John Forster, the young man who
has been in the employ of MI. Quense of
late. Quense will retire. at once and
close business career that has extended
over many years. T.. ..e. 49,. T.
A farmer and his wife, while leaving
the city for home Monday afternoon,
got into such a quarrel that the com pany
OF each other was simply unbearable.
The farmer thereupon unhitched the
team, mounted one of the horses and
rode of, leaving his scoldirg wife to
look out for herself as best she might,
The incident occurred near the hospital.
Dr. Danforth Cole, who was here Sun
day, has experimental considerably in
mental telepathy and claims to have
met with unexpected success. By plac-
ing steel bands over the heads of two
people and connecting them with silk
cord and battery, to assist tile v1bra-
tons, he claims to he able to convey
thought. His favorite experiment is to
cause one Of the subjects to think of a
number and write it down ;sthe other
subject will invariably think of the same
nnmaer. Verify. we are moving for
ward.
The Sterling Wine House in St. Paul.
owned by Andrew Haeckler, who is fa-
7orably known in this city, was raided
by the police Sunday evening and FIVE
women were arrested on the charge Of