New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-04-13
The new city council organized last

company.
Gov. Clough has named April 29th as |
Arbor Day.
August Hummel was Springfield
visitor Thursday.
VIM. Aab, the machinist, will leave
tomorrow for Switzerland.
Miss Title Anderson, daughter of the
sheriff, is the guest of Iowa friends.
Mrs. Margaretha Haag has been grant
ed widows pension Of So month.
Misses Thomas and FRANKIE spent their
Easter vacation with Mankato friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Small are the hap
by parents of son, born last Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Jannisch died on
Wednesday. She was seventy years of
age.
Henry F. Pfeifer, formerly of New
Ulm, has purchased - the Fulda Free
Prees.
Mrs. w. T. Eckstein visited during
the week with her sister at Minnesota
Lake.
Ernst Wicherski visited his brother,
Otto, at Ellsworth, Wisconsin, Thursday
and Friday.
C. Baltrusch and son drove over from
Gibbon Sunday and spent few hours
here with old friends.
Albert Borgwart, longtime resident
of Springfield, died on Sunday. The flu
neral occurred yesterday.
Miss Herta Hers and Miss Tony Zieh-
er are home from the west end of the
county for the spring vacation.
| Mrs. Elder, who has been guest of
New Ulm friends for some time, returned
tc her Chaska home last week.
DR.. Kirkpatrick, an ostheopathist, was
here last week considering the advisa-
bility of making this city his home.
The gun club members will meet al
the Brown County Bank tomorrow even
ing to reorganize for the coming season
Herman G. Schmidt, who is at present
student in the law depar tment of the
University, spent Easter here with hi
mother.
| F. 81. Behnke and Conrad Dirks viii
| go to St. Paul today on matters connect
ed with the building of Mr.. Behnke'
new home.
Richard Fischer of Madison, WIZ
} spent last week here with his mother
will leave in June for two years. so
, journ in Europe.
The Turner Hall park committee &C
knowle6ges the donation of fine col
, lection of seeds from James Vicks {
. Sons of New York.
Mr.. Buzzell's subject next Sunday will
be "Thirsting for Power''-the secon'
= in the series of lectures on the "Grea
Temptations of Jesus"
FL Miss Ouren of Linden sang two solo
at the Easter services of the Unitaria
Society Sunday morning and in the even
ing she sang at Springfield.
The sewerage petition IS being libel
ally signed. There is little doubt bu
that the council will be warranted i
awarding contract for the work as pre-
posed in the Commercial Union com
mittee's report.
The party which starts from St.. Pat
today with the Launch Alcantara WI
- be composed of Chas.. Toberer, W.
ALVIN, W. T. Eckstein, Fred Setter, OFT
/ Baarsch and Hugo Gebser. At Marks
7. to they will be joined by others. =
By new arrangement on the Nortl
western road, every lone engine goin
over the line will have conducto
Conductor Welcome has charge of ii
y hill engine at this place during the nigl
and Conductor Sullivan during the da
Il Among the Easter visitors IN Ne
Ulm were the following: Hugo Schle,
: der and wife, Fred Zschunke and wifi
: Julius Rick, Geo. Kluegel and job
Eichmann of Springfield, Mr.. and Nj
e Kiefer and Fred Bushard Of Winthrop
: and John Juenemann of St. Paul,
= Aug. Tanke, while Singing the rot
of Justice Brandt's house last week, fe
to the ground and severely injured h
: spinal column. His neck was nearl
q broken in the fall, and while it may /
! possible to save his life, it is extremel
3 doubtful if he will ever again have Il
. use of his hands and arms.