New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-30

Jos. GALES was Twin City visitor the
forepart Of the week. So
Ed. Bobleter was down from Lamber-'
ton Sunday and Monday.
a. w. Bingham was Twin City visi-
tor Thursday and Friday.
Albert Mueller, the former postothce
clerk, is assisting Clerk of Court Larson
at present. . a.
Operator Murphy was called to Nicol-
let last week to see his mother, who is
quite sick. @
a marriage license was granted last
week to George Peuser and Barbara
Lindmeyer.
Bernard Naegler and Anton Lind
meyer have gone to Springfield to work
for A. G. Ochs.. #s,. ..
The public schools having closed Fri
day, Prof. Critchett went to Minneapo-
lis Saturday morning.
Mrs. Herbert Carlton has been enjoy-
ing visit the past week from her moth
er, Mrs. Varney of Mankato.
Theo. Rector, manager Of the local
creamery, transacted business at Garden
City the forepart Of the week.
Frank Buggert, two Peterson boys of
Sleepy Eye and Geo. Halnlin of St. Paul
will leave today for the Klondike.
Chas. Roeder, fireman at the Schell
brewery, is preparing to build home
for himself on South Minnesota Street.
Nagel, Book s. Pullman have secured
the contract for the erection of large
brick block for Byrum s Byrum in Red
wood Falls.
Herman Vogtel has sold his saloon
business IN Winthrop and will return to
New Ulm. G. H. Klesling and Peter
Gareis were the purchasers.
The Easter dance at Turner Hall this
year will be given under the direction
and auspices of the Ladies Society-a
sure guarantee of its success.
A. Fl. Wagner was at Nicollet early IN
the week on telephone business. He
says the line to st. Peter, through Nicol-
let, will be commenced soon.
The marriage of Eugene Pfefferle, the
druggist, and Miss Lucy Weschcke,
daughter of the mayor, is announced to
occur on the 18th of next month.
Rev. Buzzell will on next Sunday give
his third talk of the series-Great Char
aGters in Literature. His subject will be
"Hamlet, the Victim of Ambition"
Among those who witnessed the OPP
era at Turner Hall Saturday evening
were Mrs. Pless and Miss Ida Koch of
Gibbon, Mrs. Palmer of Fairfax and
Frank Rinke of Sleepy Eye.
Max Hempel, the popular liberal lee
turer, will speak in German at Turner
Hall next Friday evening. His subjects
will be as follows: "The Revolution of
'48' and "The Principles of the Turner
bund."
Jacob Hindermann of Ridgely was in
town Saturday circulating a subscription
list. It is his intention to raise enough
money to purchase an invald's rolling
chair for young girl cripple in the
town of Home. ,.
Traffert n. Jayne, Minneapolis law
yer, will have business before Judge
Weber on the 18th. In the evening he
will deliver an address at the Congrega-
tional church and also do some singing.
He is known to be quite tenor soloist.
The ladies Of the Turnverein are busy
at work arranging and preparing for a
Fair on the 30th of April and 1st OF
May. During these two days there will
be all manner Of attractions, including
a German theatre, and all kinds Of fancy
and useful articles will be offered for sale.
Photographers Meyer took a group pic
ture of Eckstein's orchestra and the
doctor Of Alcantara' caste at Turner
Hall Sunday afternoon BY flash. light.
The group contains thirty-two people
and is the largest ever photographed
within building in this city.
ATTORNEYS Cray and Pfau Of Mankato
and someryille Of Sleepy Eye have been
ia the city since Monday. They are try
ing y case before Judge Wsbber that
started at Redwood Falls over q year
ago. MCGEE aud Gouler Of Lamberton
are the plaintiff and defendant in the
case.
=. a. Grossjean received ! lette. from
Martin Peters this week. dated II Fort