New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-04-06
The Local
News Of
the Week

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Rev. Father Miller of the hospital will
leave for Germany soon after Easter.
Chas. Roeder and Miss Mary Julius
will be united in marriage on the 18th.
Miss Schmidt has been spending the
week with her brothers family at Tracy
Mrs. Hugo Schleuder Of Springfield
is paying visit to her parents in this
city. -:-s*@ II Xxi.
| Mrs. L. G.. Vogel returned early in the
week from months visit with her sis.
ter IN St. Paul. ~ ". -
Peter johnson was compelled to come
home from the University last week on
account of i'll health. .~>.. o..
JOS. Koehler Jr. went to Minneapolis
Monday morning to visit there for few
day with his brother.
E. F. Taylor of La Crosse has opened
steam laundry in the old basket works
building on Center Street.
Reutzel, the gifted editor of the "Arme
Teufel," died last week. His admirers
in New Ulm were numerous
Ben Stockmann came up from Mime.
apolis Saturday evening on business with
the New Ulm Roller Mill Co.
From twelve to fifteen local Masons
attended the funeral of H. J. Hansen in
Sleepy Eye Friday afternoon.
Chas. Stuebe, M. Mullen and Albert
Koch started for Pierre with ten car.
loads of stock last Wednesday.
Miss Helen George is spending a
weeks vacation at her home in this ci.y
She will return to Springfield Sunday.
Charles Berqulst Of Winthrop was in
the city Saturday. Some of his friends
here had not seen him in twenty-five
years.
Fred Stolz, baggageman at the St
Louis depot, has been transferred to Min
neapolis. His place here is taken by &
brother of Station Agent Ryszck.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Commercial Union will be held at Geb
ser's Hall next Friday evening. 1t is
important that the attendance should be
large.
elias. Kendall, who was an employee
of the New Ulm mills tor many years
died last week at haywood, Illinois
His wife and couple of small children
survive him.
Miss Ida Hers will open her Kinder
garten school at Turner Hull next Mon
day. She is DESTROYS that all children
who wish to attend should begin will
the first week.
F. W. Schuster, of the Schuster Brew
ing Co. of Rochester, and J. G. Michel
of the Michel Brewing Co. of La Crosse
were inspecting the breweries of this ci
ty Thursday and Friday.
Henry Kaschau was given a colo
watch by McEwen, the hypnotist, OF
Sunday evening, committee of Judge.
having decided upon him as the bes
to wn subject secured during the week.
There will be special musical exercls
es in connection with the Unitarian Eas
ter service next Sunday, including vocal
solos by Miss Ouren Of Liuden. Mr.
Buzzell's subject will be-"If a Mar
Dies Shall He Live Again. e..
Prof. W. j. Schmitz of Albert Lee
was in the city Thursday. MI. Schmitz
will he the conductor of the summe,
training school in June and the purpose
of his visit was to confer with Supt
Runck concerning arrangements.
Albert Mueller, late clerk in the post.
office, received notice Saturday that he
had successfully passed the civil service
exa mination and received a creditable
marking. Out of the six who took the
examination with him at Mankato, he
was the only one who passed.
The company Of young men, who pur.
chased the steam launch for the Mime.
sofa river, held a meeting this week and
organized by electing the following Of
fcers: President, Dr.. LA. Fritsche; sec.
Rotary, Otto Baarsch; treasurer, w: G.
Alvin; captain and engineer, Chas. To.
berer. 81 5@.#
B. Grienenfelder has just given to the
publishers another original composition,
entitled s'Song Birds. !" Il is arranged
for military band Of thirty two pieces
and also for clarinet duet with piano ac-
COM aniluent. The piece will BE pub
lishcd hy G.. G. Conn of Elkhardt, In,ll-